How to speak English FASTER (without sounding unclear) 💫| Fast speech in American English

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to speak fast in English WITHOUT compromising your clarity. I will also talk about the difference between GOOD fast and BAD fast speech,
and how by applying the three points I teach you in the video you can master American rhythm and intonation.
#SpeakingSkills, #FastSpeech #AmericanIntonation, #AmericanEnglish

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[hadar.shemesh]

So.... Are you a GOOD fast speaker or a BAD fast speaker?
Also, leave a comment and tell me - out of everything that I talked about in the video, what is that one thing that you are going to apply right away to improve your clarity and speech in English?

[phatrickmoore]

I am a native english speaker and still your videos are very Awesome channel!

[pranavc]

I'm a BAD fast speaker, this video cleared all my doubts and mistakes. Would be awesome if we had a full-length video on this topic. Hail Hadar

[DarkPaadin]

Hands down you are the best speaking English coach I have found!

[MyLittleEnglishPage]

I couldn't agree more! Students tend to speak faster thinking that it makes them sound more fluent (or that it hides their mistakes) when really, it just makes them much more difficult to understand AND they make more mistakes 😣 Great video Hadar! Keep up the good work 💪💪💪

[rationalist]

Classy lady dressed in white with long black hair falling by her side, teaching English in an effortless style.❤

[louverturefresnel]

You know what I'm extremely appreciate to you, when you're talking, you still using different kinds of vocabulary. I love the way you're.

[kosaaraha]

Hi Hadar! I recently found your channel and I've been watching your videos every day ever since. Your lessons are so practical, easy to follow, and effective! Every video I watch makes me feel like you completely understand my struggle as a non-native speaker. thank you for your awesome lessons!

[rita]

This is so perfect Hadar!! Thank you for this awesome lesson. I’ve been quite in the group but I’ve been watching the videos and practicing with you. Every time I watch your video it feels like my accent instantly improves :D love it! And I totally get your visual of English as a laid back lady haha it’s perfect

[sergiodutra]

Hi, Hadar. I'm from Brazil and I really admire your work. I've just discovered an efficient way to improve the spoken English without the tradicional methods. You teach English in a competent way. Congratulations!

[fabiolanavarrovazquez]

Oh my!! you are what a looking for, because I have accent every time I speak, thank you my favorite teacher

[johnmarley]

Wow!!! Do more videos like this, bringing more phrases! I've never seen english class like this.You rock teacher!

[m.wright]

Thank you so much for generously sharing your experiences. This is so helpful for non-native speakers to understand how to determine which part of the sentences should be stressed and which part should be just cheered out. I really like your no-need-to-work woman analogy. I could picture it when you said that. You use your acting talents in your videos and make your teaching style so vivid and interesting. We are blessed to have your videos as our learning resources.

[viraxena]

You are so right about the tongue! As I was watching one of your videos, I was trying to pronounce "harder". First two day, I was about to vomit every time I said the word because my tongue went too deep into my mouth. I couldn't do anything to it. It just didn't want to listen to me. It has been more than a week since I'm training my tongue. It's still not perfect but at list I don't have the feeling of vomiting anymore.
You are so good with your advice. I appreciate you so much!

[LuisGarcia-sedt]

La bonitura y la claritividad de este vídeo es para que cualquier persona tenga un entendimiento completivo 👍

[susanrosebush]

Loved it!!! I'm always practicing, my English should be really good because for my job I require it and nobody had explained to me pronunciation and fluency so clearly!

[scrabbleadicto]

I love you Hadar, this is a Masterclass.
I'm trying to improve my listening and I think watching tv shows, series, and watching your videos all day long are gonna help me a lot.
Thanks for your videos. xD

[aakashadvilkar]

What ever you were said, that was perfectly correct. I used this steps and it's really works

[sangcoiphim]

You are the best English pronunciation teacher ever. You are beautiful, friendly, charming. Your voice was clear and pleasant to listen, it sounds like beautiful music to my ears. I can watch your videos for hours and watch them every day.

[bobxie]

This video is quite useful since it helps non-native speakers understand the way to speak English well.