PHONE ENGLISH | Speak English EASILY On The Phone!

Do you want to speak English more confidently on the phone? Is phone English important to you for professional or personal reasons? Does speaking English on the phone feel different to you than speaking English in-person? If so, I’ve got a video that can really help you! Phone English has its own vocabulary and rhythm. If you want to speak English more like a native speaker when you’re on the phone this video will really help. I’ll break down for you the different aspects of phone English and we’ll work together to help you understand how Americans speak on the phone, including the phone-specific vocabulary that American’s tend to use. By doing this kind of intensive study you’ll begin to expand your vocabulary for phone calls, gain confidence, and increase your spoken English comprehension. If phone calls in English are tough for you I’ve got exactly what you need! Let’s get started.

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Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.

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[rachelsenglish]

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[TheperfectfrenchwithDylane]

Answering the phone in English has been my fear for a long time. Still now when I answer I always hope that the communication will be clear 😅 Thanks for the lesson 🙂

[prim]

As a native English speaker, my phone conversations mostly go like: "Mhm, yeah, uh-huh, yup, got it, right, gotcha, ok bye"

[juanpabloforerosanchez]

Great video for call center workers, sometimes it's very hard to understand a native speaker due to the phone's interference. Thank you so much Rachel!.

[amalben]

Awesome !Thank you very much. ilove you . I'm from. Morocco

[rogerlucas]

Please make more videos like this, so helpful.

[yungwest]

Great lesson as always Rachel. Was wondering, you should record one of your phone conversations with up close views of your mouth. You could slow down some of the points of interest to really study the topic.

[FluencyAccentCoach]

Awesome lesson...It is different from the usual one. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[pedrocanas]

Great video. Great conversation over the phone!

[sunc]

I love this!!! It’s really practical! Thank you Rachel~^^

[merciuslaroussy]

Hi, Rachel i like the way you speak english keep it up

[walmartdog]

Listening to that muffled, indistinct guy, was like listening to an air traffic controller.

[vadsvoltube]

Honestly, I just imitate every word you say and the same time learning from your videos

[هلالالحميري-دض]

Rechel u are the only teacher That I have learnt from

[AngelGarcia-mvxy]

It was difficult to understand but it was a good to learn.
Because I'm learning English to work in a call center, your videos have helped me a lot!!

[kwon]

ive just watched your video about job interview in America, that was the best tutorial ive even seen. so that i have to come over and check whether youre still making videos. Those tutorials are great, the biggest challenge to non-native speaker is that we dont know how to make the conversation become "colourful" and interesting

[zzt]

My telephone phobia highlights the struggle of speaking the English language over the phone!! Thank you, anyways!

[dungdonna]

Hi Rachel. I'm from Vietnam. I'm really love your lesson and your voice is clearly. It's helpful for us. Thank you so much😘

[almedin]

Thanks for this video, Rachel! Please make more similar videos! We’d appreciate that a lot! 😁

[camilabellaver]

That's extremely useful, thank you Rachel!