Hello, Rachel. Thank you for your wonderful videos. I'm learning from your videos the shapes of mouth or tongue for natural American sounds. I enjoyed the conversation of making plans, too.
Hi Rachel, first I wanna thank you a lot for your interesting video clips on American pronunciation. The only thing I don't really understand is why you put so many commas into the script – just like at 2:28 after words "want to" "just" and "chat". Is there any rule? It doesn't make sense to me – but you know – I am German 😉 …
Hi Rachel, thank you for your videos. In this video, I wonder if the American could really hear the word "at" (2:12~2:15), or they know the speaker drops the word ? I repeat the video many times, but I just cannot hear the "schwa at".
I love such kind of videos ! It helps us a lot 😉 But I am wondering how you do the flap "t". I dont hear it ;D It's like someone says "right"without t for me 😀 Very often americans do this reduction, I noticed this couple of times when I listen to some music ;D In words such as: night, last.
Rachel, You explained that '15' should be pronunced with the stress on the last syllable, but when you talked to your father you placed it on the first syllable.
Hello Rachel am really thankfull for ur efforts a just wanna ask how to pronounce the  word Alligator And what does it mean? plus how to pronounce it smoothly
Hello, Rachel! I'm from Brazil and I've been watching your Youtube Channel for a couple of months now. I must say I really appreciate your magnificent work here: extremely helpful. By the way, I'd like to suggest a topic about the sentence "there used to be…" and, mainly, about its negative and interrogative forms. Thank you! 🙂
I can't pronounce the word 'important' correctly.I mean pronouncing the word with dropping the first 't'. Do you have that video about it or can you make one? thanks.
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I glad a lot while watching your video… I did become addicated your video …. Your episodes are very interesting and also they are easy in explanation … you are a big grace from sky…. you are angel
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This type of video is great, thanks Rachel!
pliz can I be a friend in facebook .so if u want but ur name or anything take me to ur profile
Really beneficial THANKS A LOT RACHEL ♥
Thanks for the great video!
Nice! thanks a lot!
Great! I like it. Thx for the updating new words.
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U r so cute teacher !
Thanks Rachel.. love your videos; )
I wish I have had you as my english teacher back in the 90's when I took ESL classes Rachel!!
Hello, Rachel. Thank you for your wonderful videos. I'm learning from your videos the shapes of mouth or tongue for natural American sounds. I enjoyed the conversation of making plans, too.
Great!
Gorgeuos!
Marvelous!
Teacher Rachel U R Tha BEST!
Thank you so much! Of course Thumbs up and my wishes for you to be up and up!
God, your videos are amazing. Cheers from Brazil. Learning a lot.
Hi Rachel, first I wanna thank you a lot for your interesting video clips on American pronunciation. The only thing I don't really understand is why you put so many commas into the script – just like at 2:28 after words "want to" "just" and "chat". Is there any rule? It doesn't make sense to me – but you know – I am German 😉 …
Hi Rachel, thank you for your videos. In this video, I wonder if the American could really hear the word "at" (2:12~2:15), or they know the speaker drops the word ?
I repeat the video many times, but I just cannot hear the "schwa at".
Gracias Rachel, thank you so much
I hink I wanna jst, chat in English
I love such kind of videos ! It helps us a lot 😉 But I am wondering how you do the flap "t". I dont hear it ;D It's like someone says "right"without t for me 😀 Very often americans do this reduction, I noticed this couple of times when I listen to some music ;D In words such as: night, last.
Rachel,
You explained that '15' should be pronunced with the stress on the last syllable, but when you talked to your father you placed it on the first syllable.
another great video, these Ben Franklin exercises are really helpful, plz make more of these!
Hello Rachel am really thankfull for ur efforts a just wanna ask how to pronounce the  word Alligator And what does it mean? plus how to pronounce it smoothly
what part of America are you from? Rachel?
How to pronounce cellular?
Hello, Rachel! I'm from Brazil and I've been watching your Youtube Channel for a couple of months now. I must say I really appreciate your magnificent work here: extremely helpful. By the way, I'd like to suggest a topic about the sentence "there used to be…" and, mainly, about its negative and interrogative forms. Thank you! 🙂
I have to study more!!!!!
thank you for this
How do I reduce DOESN'T ? Thanks
I can't pronounce the word 'important' correctly.I mean pronouncing the word with dropping the first 't'. Do you have that video about it or can you make one? thanks.
Rachel, how to pronounce WORTH and other words with RTH?
really useful! Thank  you so much, Rachel.
Oi Rachel sou aqui do Brasil. Estou muito encantado com você e a sua dedicação estou aprendendo muito. Não pare continue brilhando.
thanks Rachel
Woow very useful. Pls continue schwa clips. Thx
Very helpful video! Thank you Rachel
Hi Rachel, where in Florida are you in this video? The Everglades?
Many thanks Rachel, I realy so intrest to teach myself American speak I start download all your videos,Good job
 Maybe I need some help for some words in future can you assist.
It's really hard to get it at first, but the pronunciation explanations are great! Thanks, Rachel!
your videos very useful, thanks for your efforts
Great video. Thank you
is there a stop t sound in the word just? I'm not sure, but I hear the stop t in the speech.
This is the difficult part. My tooth fell down
why didn't you analyze "said we'd "? I can't hear that part well.
miss you are a nice teacher
I enjoy a lot while watching your videos
It's really hard to say one thirty….I said one durty instead lol 🙂
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Gosto muito dos teus videos.
Sou iniciante ainda, não consigo enterder nada em ingles ainda, mas espero aprender usando o seu canal. Muito obrigado por fazer videos.
I glad a lot while watching your video… I did become addicated your video …. Your episodes are very interesting and also they are easy in explanation … you are a big grace from sky…. you are angel
#806th LIKE is mine.
Absolutely great video it'll very useful useful for me I prolly speak English well like native speaker
Thanks
Not till, no till, nace tricky.
Hi Rachel can i use it in my jo interview ?
in the phrase " but we said we'd be there",   it sound like this     " bu-wi- se- be- there".
nice explanation about the different pitch…I wasn´t aware of it until you explained it…
Thank you ..
Love all your videos and your family is amazing!
For me, the most unclear thing pronounced in the video is "you know", I can't hear the word "know" nowhere. even to 0.25 speed.