English Pronunciation: how to pronounce the Word AND -- American Accent

ESL: How to pronounce the word AND in American English? Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises.

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[sy]

no need to say thank you everytime at the end of your video,
because what we do, thank you Rachel !!

[thaof]

there's a video that talks about how to pronounce "and" finally. Thanks very much, Mrs Rachel

[noelnoel]

this is a best channel ever to be honest

[jericorj]

i really love your video's because you really can help us in pronunciations..thank you so much..

[evakopalova]

omg...how come i found this only now????
thanks sooo much

[Stephenuxx]

you are our hero! :) we love you so muchhh! thank you Rachel!

[YuniorGamboa]

You really hit the spot. You're amazingly talented at what you're doing. Thank you so much.

[edgecrusher]

This is the best video explaining 'and' pronunciation! It's clear and comprehensive with good examples! And thank you 😀

[stoicfloor]

This one is quite challenging and I'll practice
Thank you soooo much!!

[slava_gost]

Awesome! Exactly what I've been trying to find out these days!!!!

[rachelsenglish]

Good question. It has more of a pure vowel all the way through.

[rachelsenglish]

@Agurazzini Yes, that word reduces just like AND reduces, and it can be hard to pick up. I'll make a video for that in the future.

[kasswaiting...]

How to differentiate AND conjuction from AN article pronounce, knowing those can be reduced?

[p-is]

A commenter said below that "and" was a shortened form of "anpasand" - it's "ampersand", which is also the name for the written symbol "&".

[Agurazzini]

Hi Rachel, I'm a student of English from Argentina, and I'm so interested in learning American Accent as learn English, and what do you think of making a video of the pronunciation of 'to', I really find hard to recognize this word in the whole sentence. Byby

[rachelsenglish]

Interesting. That's just considered normal conversational English here in America. Thanks for your comment!

[luutas]

THAT WOMAN IS A FREAK! Rachel, I love you soo! Thank you as always OMG so You have no idea how much you help me every single time... ok, I'll stop here hahaha

[hoppinonabronzeleg]

Shortening words : " 'an I'd like a slice of bacon" would be classed as slang in England. But then most folk in the UK talk slang all the time anyway

[sovannapen]

It's really helpful. Could you make another video of how to pronounce the word "our" in the section "words that reduce". Thanks in advance!

[kaburis]

hey rachel, does the word handling is pronounced handiling because n and d come together?i ve just noticed that.. i not sure