FAST ENGLISH: The #1 Secret is REDUCTIONS

Are you trying to speak fast English? Are you trying to figure out how Americans speak the English language so fast? Are you fluent in English but trying to increase how fast you speak? I’ve got you covered. In this video you’ll learn to #1 secret to fast English: reductions. Without using reductions there’s simply no way to sound like a native English speaker. And as you start using reductions you’ll immediately feel yourself speaking English faster! In this video we’ll teach you what reductions are and show you how to use them in English. The English language has unique aspects in conversational (vs. written) use. If you’re working toward English conversational fluency then you’ll love this lesson on reductions. They’re what help you speak at the fast pace of English conversation AND they’ll help you increase your conversational comprehension. You can learn how to speak fast English and I can help! Let’s get to it.

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[rachelsenglish]

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[matte]

As a native American English speaker, I get an absurd amount of guilty pleasure for already being able to speak like this.

I also deeply respect all of you guys putting this amount of effort into learning our language! It's hard work, I know, but it'll be deeply rewarding.

Keep up the good work! 👏🏼👏🏼

[TeferiMekonnin-lw]

I love your teaching please! thank you for your an interested teaching!

[MasambaKalaba-xooi]

Hello 👋👋 My amazing teacher you're God when it comes to teaching the American accent!!!

[meganable]

this is channel and the academy is the bible of learning American english pronunciation. - coming from a foreigner living in the US for the past 10 years, I only wish I met Rachel 10 years ago!

[ssentamurobinah]

My accent has improved a great deal with the help of your videos....love from Uganda 😘

[bladimirrojas]

My English has gotten better since I started watching pretty much your useful videos. I root for Rachel's English videos.

[soeaungsoeaung]

Rachel you are my best teacher .all of your vedios are really beneficial for my english .I will be waiting for your next great eng vedios

[walmartdog]

This gives me insight into how non native English speakers have trouble picking up our language. I assume reductions exist in most languages, which would make it difficult for Americans to learn foreign languages. Apparently some professions have their own reductions too. Ever listen to recordings of conversations between pilots, or between pilots and air traffic controllers? This native speaker of English from Indiana is lucky to understand more than a third of the words ! !

[김도윤-nk]

the most invaluable point of improvement in English listening skill ever. Thanks Rachel!

[marinapineda]

My grammar's book speaks about reductions all the time. All languages has reduction unless we're a robot, we always speak with them. In Spanish for example we don't say "los ojos", we say "losojos". I love your classes guys.

[romanl.]

Hi Rachel. Your videos are very helpful in improving my English. My problem is that I listen to English and I understand, I read and understand but I don't speak English fluently. I don't know where it comes from but when I listen or read English I understand words which I don't remember when I try to speak. Today I watched on YouTube videos of a man who is a pilot of Boeing 747. He talked about avionics, navigation etc. and I think I understood about 90% of what he said but even though I understand it I'm far from speaking English like him. But I try my best and your videos are very helpful. Greetings from Poland.

[moulmour]

Here's another gift video offered to us by our incredible teacher Rachel. Thanks a million to both of you.

[TheperfectfrenchwithDylane]

We do this a lot in French, somehow it's hard for me to do it in English still. Thanks for the video ❤️

[luizabarros]

What a sensational video Rachel, awsome to introduce reductions in our day by day English dialogue practice. Thanks so much. You really rock.

[mcjim]

Hi madam greetings from kerala, India. I have never got the better tricks than this to speak as a native speaker. Thank you so much for your efforts of bringing every lessons so perfectly. Expecting More natural way of speaking originally taken from native speakers recorded as it is . Waiting for Natural dialogues and its analysis.

[MegaCain]

i've learned like never before with your videos my listening skill have improved alot but i struggle hearing 'have, has, had' in casual conversations

[AndresGarcia-edfh]

Amazing video about reductions. Thanks a lot for revealing the secret #1 to understand American English.

[alexandermedranolopez]

I always thought there was a reason why I couldn't understand and speak English, even after watching many videos and understanding more and more words, I was always faced with strange ways of saying things, now I can say that my suspicions were true, so It only remains to say, thank you very much for this class, this lesson has changed the way I learn from now on.

[adamearth]

An awesome lesson. Thanks prof. Tom and prof. Rachel.