Practice for understanding FAST-TALKING English - listening practice

"The best practice for listening to FAST English conversations"

Don't you think that the English spoken by the man in this video is difficult to understand? The reason is that the reading speed is fast and the sounds of the words before and after are partly connected. The phenomenon in which the sounds of the preceding and following words are connected and sound like one sound is called "linking".

There are many different types of linking, but the quickest way to master linking is to listen to a lot of examples and get used to them, rather than learn each pattern.

There are many short phrases in this video made up of 2 to 8 words, but they can be difficult to understand because of “linking”. If you can understand these phrases, it will be easier to understand the English spoken by native speakers.

[haviskam]

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[Merry-Love]

I been in England for 5 year’s I never spoke to any English I am trying to learn now it’s helpful thank you so much ❤

[kvsqtwd]

It's SOOO easy and yet effective way to improve your listening.
I really recommend you this practice.
Thank you so much.

[IshimweBlaise-ljzd]

It's amazing how you help non native English speakers to improve their English skills, thank you so much and keep going forward ❤❤❤

[kyawhw]

Thank you so much, it really helps ears to understand fast-talking English conversations.

[okolonasty]

From my experience, natives speak much faster than in this video, so it might be useful to set 1.25-1.5 playback speed. Thanks for the video!

[saifbouafam]

It's a very helpful method. Thank you very much.

[tuanvuanh]

First of all I would like to say thank you so much about your video, It really help me a lot to improve my English listening. Could you let me know some other video in same way. Thanks again

[dragon-hhkd]

Hi, my teacher, thanks for helping for me, it's amazing teaching for us, please keep countinuing alot.

[gozkgct]

Great for me! I will continue to learn English.😉 Thanks a lot!

[thitkhet]

This video is very effective for me. Thanks.

[fattysnow]

I'm fluent in English like I'm born speaking English but only thing is that I often don't catch what others are saying because they are speaking to fast or have a strong accent..let's hope this helps

[sudeepkarki]

This videos is really helpful who want to be learn English language . But some sentences are quit difficult but really interesting to learn . If we are regular practice this types of sentences surely one day we will be improve properly and fluently. Thank you very much

[kakoliakter]

THANKS A LOT. IT'S A VERY HELPFUL VIDEO FOR ME. THANKS AGAIN!!!

[saungcherry]

Thank you very much.
This video is great.

[yklai]

One thing good about this video is that it has demonstrated 2 different types of intonation for every sentence. 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏

[happychahal]

Great video. Good listening practice for me.thanks

[puravida]

I recommend you to make videos like this with LONGER SENTENCES

[irishmaemacasieb]

this is great, I'm practicing now

[jhonygalan]

Thanks for this video. I would like more videos like this one. Thank again.