How to speak English fast and understand natives (Part VII)

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00:00 You don’t have to use it but you need to know it
01:09 The most confusing sound in English
05:23 Get a free Step by Step Pronunciation Guide
07:21 Can VS Can’t
09:05 Google the whole phrase
10:30 U VS OO
11:19 Listen to as many accents as you can
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Time codes:
00:00 You don’t have to use it but you need to know it
01:09 The most confusing sound in English
05:23 Get a free Step by Step Pronunciation Guide
07:21 Can VS Can’t
09:05 Google the whole phrase
10:30 U VS OO
11:19 Listen to as many accents as you can

[madpanda]

I think videos "How to speak fast and understand natives" are some of the most useful videos on whole YouTube. Marina, you're the greatest English teacher I've ever seen😍

[RaptorsVevo]

I'm a native English speaker, but whenever I hear a word I don't know, I always google it. There's no shame in learning, so always feel free to ask the person who said the word, or just google it depending on the situation. Honestly its the best way I know to expand your vocabulary.

[faizakhalid]

I'm 20 years old girl. Student of BS Hons in English Literature and linguistics. Ma'am your videos are life changing. I love you. Lot of love and hugs. I also have crush on Russian language and people. You are 2 in 1. Please ma'am be a lecturer in my university. 😍❤️

[PRIYANKA-lmih]

Finally i don't find it difficult to watch an English video without subtitles. Thank you for being in my life. Love from India 🇮🇳💜

[willianrom]

Your American English accent is so great. It' so cool.

[bangtanies]

I am from India and 13 years old...
I was finding difficulty in learning Native English.
But this video helped me a lot..
O my God!!
Best English learning channel on YouTube ❤❤
Lots of love from India

[jjkbunny_fangirl]

I really like Marina's lessons 🥰
Love from India 🇮🇳💜

[srijitasinharoy]

Your 13 minutes video taught me more than I've learned in these 16 years of my just great 💗
LOTS OF GREETS FROM INDIA 🇮🇳
Each time I listen to you, it makes me feel happy & enriched 💞

[medhyayadav]

She always tried her best to tell her how to speak American English and I want to say that you are really amazing. You make videos, work hard for us to tell us.
I have no words to describe you.
Thank you so much marina mam for helping us ❣😊❣

[chaitralishinde]

Thank you so much ❤ marina.. 😊😊😊 your amazing teacher in the 🌎.... I m from India🇮🇳 love you😘

[ashurabintehalim]

Hats off to this wonderful woman who is a busy mom of a sweet girl named Emily, a soon to be mommy for the 2nd time, a business lady and a sweetheart. May Almighty bless you and keep your entire family safe.
Love from Bangladesh.

[aswathyrajesh]

You are better than my English teacher ❤️❤️❤️💯💯💯Your lessons make me speak English the best❤️❤️ Lots of love and support to you...

[trouncerrredits]

"can" usually sounds like "cuhn" in "I cuhn help you" and "can't" usually sounds like the proper way to pronounce "can".

[lizandrews]

As a native American English speaker, I'm glad the algorithm brought me here! I enjoy talking to people from different places, but when I talk to a non-Native speaker, I sometimes worry I'll offend them by seeming patronizing if I slow down. This series has been helpful to pinpoint where I might be confusing people, especially when I get excited.
I would be interested to hear what your take is regarding regional accent variations in America. To me, the L.A. area tends toward a generic accent, but many parts of America have very distinct accents of their own - especially up and down the East Coast. I imagine this makes it even more difficult for non-Native speakers to understand if they move to a different area in the U.S. At any rate, it would be a fascinating topic for exploration if you are so inclined.

[ricsaltzman]

You are the great teacher I've ever seen ❤️

[kiandradunne]

As a native English speaker it is so interesting to learn that we change most, if not all T's to D's

[valerie]

Thank you teacher Marina.💖
💕I love your videos and they help me a lot to improve my English 💕.
I do appreciate you tr.!😊
Your student from Myanmar 🇲🇲.

[bobyamarkarmath]

You're my inspiration Marina.. Thank you for being in my life. That day was a wonderful day when I randomly found you in YT.. I admire you 🤗

[tanishqkumar]

I struggle hard in understanding 'can' and 'can't' according to the context while I watch any Hollywood movie...