Didja Know About This? A Tip to Better Understand Native English Questions

Wouldja like to know more about how native English speakers combine and reduce words, especially in questions? Oh you're gonna love this lesson! Some funny things happen when Ts and Ds pair up with "you" and "your."  

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english pronunciation is much more difficult than grammar, and people usually complain mostly about grammar... thank you very much for these amazing english pronunciation lessons

[abraham]

I've never seen a video teaching like this ever....this is SO VERY HELPFUL in understanding those American native speakers! It's EXPLAINED A LOT in just few minutes and the LEARNING RETENTION of the listener is lasting because this is WELL-EXPLAINED! This is VERY MUCH DETAILED to be applied in American speaking and listening! That is why some people don't understand Standard American English because most videos are NOT EXPLAINED WELL! Thanks a lot maam Keenyn for the tips!

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[alibabikir]

Well as a matter of fact Keenyn, there is something I would like to clarify which is when I was 16 years old, I used to watch cowboy movies in which the actors and actresses were speaking in the same accent you do in this video.So no problem at all faced me while you were explaining this topic in this video.I really liked so much.Besides you are the one whom I was looking for along time ago and now I am finding you it´s so wonderful with me to constantly watch your videos.I´m from the north of the Sudan.

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Most enlightening. I've been in the US for 40+ years and I thought I imitated some contractions quite well. Now I saw your video and I feel like I finally had the full package. Like magic -- howdja do it? Regardless, thank you so much, Keenyn!

[yusufshaha]

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hi Keenyn. I write from Venezuela, it was an excellent lesson. thank you, I've learned a lot

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[johnfouad]

The most important lessons ! These reduction. No one can understand native spekers without understanding those links . Thanks so much 4 ur effort !

[oliverle]

Hi Keenyn. Thank you for the wonderful lesson.
Theoretically, what you taught /cha/ and /cher/, but when I heard it slightly sounds /chuju/ and /chjur/ also I could saw your Lips were in the position of the /u:/ sound. I don't you whether I right or not.
Anybody hears like me?
2:45 and 3:08

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