English speaking practice at slow speed and at the speed of a native

First, a male narrator speaks at native speed. Then the female narrator speaks slowly. Let’s practice until you can keep up with the speed of the male narrator's English.

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■1000 English mini conversation & listening practice

■Efficient training of Spoken English listening

■1000 English conversation phrases that seem easy but are not

■Real English Phrases for Speaking - For ESL Students

[KendrasLanguage]

What kind of learning content do you want us to create?

[vinithamenon]

For me l feel like that the male and the female voice have the same speed level, but it provides useful phrases, that's nice...

[geoinglesquechua]

I think this is the correct way to learn english, no translating, because when we were born we couldn´t translate too. I really appreciate your support kendra´s language school

[funkidslearning]

This is good for only people already have basic English skills because there's no translation but just for listening and repeat; it might be difficult for beginners but easy for whoever already knows

[ismailhossain]

It is so useful video for beginners (English learner). Go ahead! Thanks.

[tomokot]

the voice of man is sometimes difficult to listen. But it is so useful to train the ear for listening English!

[velovix]

For those learning English, I hope you have an amazing journey

[rafaelmedina]

Gracias por estos cursos de inglés muy efectivos

[foroughforoughhejazi]

This video is very good for me.Thank’s a lot.

[ragilsuyanto]

thangks kendra iam very like this!! :)

[rukiashire]

I am very happy to listening
Thank you very much 🙏

[alberto_fagundes]

This channel is just perfect. Thank you very much!

[amarranavare]

This is very useful video for English learners..Thank you so much I learnt a lot through this video🙏

[hamidrigi]

It was very beautiful, my dear .... good luck ... I enjoyed it

[manuelcampos]

This is a very useful video for learning english. Thanks a lot.

[kongsophy]

I am just being leurn .teacher speake slow very good for me.

[hildabran]

Thank you. Im learning better Ingles now.

[d.h.witharanage]

This is very useful. fast and then slow. Thank you very much.

[wildanimals]

i have a difficulty long sentenses reading i read them dividing phrases and word or s +v subject + verb so what can you do
for this i want to read articles like my own language