How To Speak FAST ENGLISH: A Step-By-Step CONVERSATION LESSON

Are you learning English? Want to learn how to speak English fast? It’s true what you’ve heard!... Spoken English moves FAST! In this English lesson, we’ll study fast English in conversation and help you understand the way native speakers use English in a casual context. Learning to analyze conversation is a great way for you to speed up your English speaking and deepen your comprehension as you learn how to speak fast English. This video is an English tutorial that lets you listen to native speakers who are speaking fast, while giving you all the analysis you need to comprehend what’s going on. Native English speaking goes at a pace that feels incredibly fast to English students. But you can absolutely improve your speaking English skills with this kind of lesson. You’ll practice the English phrases you hear, getting lots of repetitions. This is what helps your ear and voice begin to work together. As you hear and understand fast English you will naturally start to shift your own speaking toward a more natural-sounding accent and pace. When you’re learning English with this kind of detailed emphasis on pronunciation—pronunciation in the way that native English speakers talk in everyday casual contexts—your own pronunciation will improve as you practice and get more repetitions. Let’s get started!

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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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[bonnyguillen]

Let me tell you are one of the best English teachers I ever watched. Your video is realistic and is perfect for me to challenge myself to keep going about learning this great language. Thank you very much Rachel and I’ll be here watching all your videos. Greetings from Dominican Republic.

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[pelasa]

Really, it's very difficult to understand English speakers, but it´s the only real way to learn. I need I need many hours of this kind of video.

[tpms]

so a useful lesson, thank you very much! I'm Korean, and I will not forget your grace, god bless you.

[njerinjeri]

You should hear me just after a week. You make it so easy. The best channel so far.

[bobtang]

I like Rachel's real life English, including so many phrases and expressions.Thanks, Rachel.

[naorvlogs]

Hi. Im a Filipino and i want to learn to speak english langauge like a native. Its the first time i saw your content here in youtube and i subscribe immediately. I sense that i can learn so much from a native english speaker..
hope to see more of your conversational english set up on a daily basis..

[septianymarbun]

Hi Rachel. Your videos in youtube are really great. I love it. It can help me how to speak English be better.

[jonathanandrade]

😍😍😍 What a way to teach English. Rachel, you're the best. Thanks!!

[walktokorea]

I always feel grateful to you. I'm a student learning English, I taught my self English. Your videos give me a lot of useful informations

[oumarsenglishforfrenchspea]

At times what I do is, I watch these videos with my recorder by my side. So that I can practice as I am watching it. I listen to her, pause the video, record myself and then compare. Very efficient way to exercise

[omhamodialyazedi]

I tried speaking like you're accent. I really enjoy it. I like to be a great speaker of English like you. Thank you for everything you've done for us.

[aparecidoferreiravais]

Hi Rachel nice to see you
I improve my English studying with you thank you so much
Have a great Wednesday my dear teacher 😉🇧🇷

[LearnEnglishwith-Sammy]

Rachel you are such a good teacher... and I really like your pronunciation, keep doing it and God bless you... now I can understand American English cuz of you, you really helped me... and i don't know how to thank you for all your help teacher... Keep doing it!!! Thanks...

[linguamus]

I KNOW 13 LANGUAGES. And I am a Linguist. I like this channel. BTW I've also started to help people in my channel with my big experiences.

[Momo-eycd]

you are the greatest teacher ever i learned a lot from you

[celiapacheco]

I've got an important question here, and I do really expect anyone to answer me (if Rachel does, it it'll be better): I've been learning English for over 5 years now. I started back in 2015, and I'm still learning since it's a low proccess. I've improved a lot, and I've really been improving since I came across with this channel some months ago (in my opinion, the best English channel anyone could ever run into). The thing is that before watching this video, I'd really thought that the most stress words were the ones being called "content words", which are: nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. The other ones, which are grammar words thus flatter and weaker in pitch, are auxiliary verbs, articles, and conjunctions. But all of the things I've just written have turned out to be arbitrary, not to say they were practically wrong, as Rachel says: You're just going to have a bite of mine. According to what 'd learned, she should've stressed both "just and have" alongside with the other ones she did stress, and shouldn't have stressed "you're". But she just did. I'm not sure why, but all of this makes me think that these type of things are just arbitrary as stated before.

So, my question is: shouldn't she have stressed "just and have" as well?

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[MohamedAli-rdrn]

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Today's lesson is absolutely unique and different from the previous ones!
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Thank you so much for sharing this fantastic and inspiring lesson !
Have a fantastic and exciting life with your loved ones especially your husband David for the rest of your life!
May Allah swt guide you his straight path! Amen!
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[danielandres]

I love lesson like this ....I'm looking forward the next love every single part of this videos...Very videos like this