Want to Speak English Confidently?...FRIENDS can help you!

We’ll use this episode of Friends to help you speak English with confidence!

AMAZING tips to sound more natural speaking English

00:00 Introduction
00:17 The scene we will study
00:47 Full analysis
00:50 Sounds of American English Cheat Sheet
03:12 Channel membership
38:28 Full conversation one more time
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[AlvinGonzalez]

Ohh my god...this kind of videos looks exhausting to make, but still, you did an amazing job...thank you so much!!!

[sergeipetrov]

Thanks a million, Rachel! It's a piece of real English with your great explanation. So helpful!

[Chandresh]

For such a long time i was looking for a YouTube channel that teaches accent reduction in depth. Lucky to have found this channel. Please continue this series of accent reduction, it's very helpful. Also you are teaching it in a very easy way.

[Mr.RedaAl-Bayoumi]

Your way of teaching inspires me. Thank you so much

[peterdarker]

This is brilliant. The dialogue in 'Friends' is a case study in how the script sets up the response of each character like a basketball team passing the ball around to make the shot. Furthermore, the characters have to be so defined and singular that their responses are unique to the "music" of the "riff" being played.

I DUG 'Friends' when it first aired, but catching it on ad infinitum repeats SINCE, I really appreciate the interplay of dialogue and the prompts within that made it LESS a situational comedy (don't get me WRONG: It was) and MORE about the love of language between disparate individuals in the 1990's and how they are compelled to express it.

[lucasfagundes]

It help me so Thank u teacher!!! Learn English fast allows foreign people to understand all the words that are spoken, and search for the definition

[cjwdsud]

I am Korean. The most difficult thing for foreigners is the English pronunciation, which helped me a lot. thank you so much Rachel 😘

[johnibat]

Thanks a lot Rachel.. What you do is called love... Help you, help other's... I love you...

[MarcosOliveira-ijfd]

Excellent video, teacher Rachel! Thanks a million, Great Pronunciation Teacher! GOD bless U & your beautiful Family!

[Ghanshyam]

Hi, Rachel, this is a terrific video that's what I needed chandler is such that he spoke very swiftly and don't understand without subtitles I enjoyed this video. Thanks

[and]

❤ sounded so natural and this should be a goal for non native English speakers who want to speak English like native speakers. Love this awesome case study video and thanks so much Rachel

[perplexed]

Rachel loves Rachel. All Friends' videos about her.

[labixiaoxin]

"sə wə yə got there, Monica" --> Unbelivable, super difficult.

[Volga-Volga-xi]

My favorite part of learning English. Because of your lessons I can hear almost anything dialogue but I can’t speak English like that yet

[beiniwang]

omg as a non-native speaker of English who also studies linguistics, your video is helping me learn transcription and American accent at the same time! Thank you Rachel!

[barbaramatthews]

I'm an American and I never realized we did all of that.

I've been trying to learn Spanish and sometimes it helps learning another language by understanding my own. It's weird but understanding stress and accents in my own language helps me hear it in another like Spanish because it shows me how to listen better.

[fayedaouda]

From Sénégal we're watching you, thank you!

[parirezaei]

this is the best in youtube. thank you dear Rachel

[kadavrxd]

These videos are really awesome. High quality, magnificent practice pronunciation and listening skills. Thanks from all my heart, Rachel!

[Kilan-Ashraf-Mohammed-Sweden]

Jag tycker att du är en expertlärare i amerikanskt språk, ordförråd, dialekt och mer om amerikanska språkstudier. 👍