How To LEARN AMERICAN ACCENT | Placement in 23 Minutes

AMAZING tips to sound more natural speaking English

Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real-life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.

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[rachelsenglish]

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[nushar]

I always say Rachel is number one in American English. God bless you Rachel. Thanks

[mikewaiguru]

I moved from Kenya to the 🇺🇸 and I'm 100% fluent in English, but most Americans don't understand my accent. Have had to take lessons and this has really helpful.

[pluswj]

This is so interesting. My first language is Spanish and I started to learn English when I was 9, I'm 41 now.
During my high school years I was casually told I had a heavy accent, and that made me self conscious. So I decided to study what people looked like when they spoke perfect English, and I learned a lot from that, and practice. I learned where to place my tongue, and how the air flow affected the specific sound. I practically have no accent now, and I share what I know with whoever it may help.

[yfexl-]

I've recommended Rachel as the best Cloud-teacher for American English to many of my friends.

[bernardmoro]

Maybe I repeat myself. You're doing a superb job Rachel. This is intelligent, analyzed in depth and transferable. I'm French, and taught American English for years (sometimes with Carolyn Graham's help) before I came across your work. I wish I had known your Academy before. I'm retired now, but regularly listen to you, and still feel on a learning curve, a gift of life at my age, thanks to you.

[idrees]

Without any doubt the best English channel on YouTube.

[englishwithteachermark]

I'm so glad to finally find someone who understands what an accent is. You can teach people how to pronounce words all day long, but that doesn't get rid of their accent. Accent runs deeper. It goes to the root of how people form their words. It involves "placement, " and muscle tension. This is why people can imitate accents even with words they have never heard uttered in the foreign account. People can just sound French, Italian, German, Chinese, etc. using any word they wish.

[fabrv]

I'm obssesed with your classes.❤️
I'm studying english by my own and I always want to watch all of your lists of reproduction every day! Thank you so much of your help. You have taught me a lot and it never stops!❤️ Thank uuuu!

[CleytonStülpen]

My throat hurts when I'm practicing English, I thought that occurred only with me, I feel better now hahaha, I need to practice my speaking a little more.
Thanks for this video, keep your good job.

[caffeinatedYT]

I think that pronouncing the American r is also a good approach to find your American placement...the sound itself has such a deep quality that really helped me shift towards the right placement....

[tuckercoffin]

This is so fascinating. I have also managed to acquire a native-like accent (as confirmed by many Americans some of whom only heard me the first time) and your videos have helped me a lot along the way. What I also found very useful was immitating native speakers, even exaggerating the intonation and sounds they make because what seems exaggerating to you might actually just be normal. What I think about American English is that... you can't just be quiet and constrained about it. You have to open up. That doesn't mean speaking loudly, it just means to talk about everything as if you just discovered it.

[fruzsinaguba]

Wow, what a humble attitude you have! Listening to your students in their own native language! I never saw a teacher doing that before! It tells everything! You shouldn't do that but I can imagine you are the only one who could learn Hungarian wovels - or other sounds exist in the world - perfectly. Thanks! We learn so much from you! 🏅⚘
A lesson a day keeps our accent away. 😊

[thecornertvwithrianna]

Thank you YouTube for Rachel. This channel is my foundation and inspiration. I am one of the thousands out there that want to improve my English communication skills.

[louisastbartholomew-brownm]

I've always maintained that Rachel is the best American English teacher.

[arturazevedodifusaoespirita]

Just awesome! I had kind of instinctively realized that when teaching Brazilians, since they tend to speak in a very high pitch, which sounds unnatural. But it is hard making them change that. Your video helped me think of a way.

[ArifHussainTheruvath]

The Most intelligent and ingenious Accent Trainer out there 👍🏾

[myasabai]

thank you for the tips, I have been here in USA for 29 years and feeling frustrated that I still have Burmese accent when I speaks English, thank you for teaching me on line

[r-belearningcenter]

our teacher Rachel is the best Teacher God is with her always

[lucky-ejqo]

i've been studying english a few months, and it is the first video speaking about accent and techniques, Like!