THIS IS WHY IT’S SO DIFFICULT: How to Speak American English | Learn English with FRIENDS

00:00 Introduction
00:08 Two iconic NYC Coffee shops
00:32 Pivotal
00:58 The scene
01:25 Start of the in-depth analysis
26:17 Listen to the whole conversation again
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[charlesherman]

Omg I’m a native English speaker and I’m learning so much about the complex way we use the language without even knowing I’ve been doing it my whole life

[mariaamaya]

Thanks professor Rachel. It's amazing how I could learn and simplify American English conversations with you in each video you post.

[maxamednuuryusuf]

Rachel don't give up on friends its like best TV show with best teacher ever in one place ❤❤❤

[aryalawamanuaba]

"Friends" was my favorite when I grew up. It was broadcast in Indonesian television in 1990s when I was 8 to 11 years old. I was completely blank about English at that time (it had Indonesian subtitles), but it ignited my curiosity to learn English. Thanks to my English teacher when I was in grade 8. She was an angel. She taught us grammars and vocabulary in a very simple way just like you, Rachel. Since then, I read English stories and listened to English songs a lot. My English improved drastically until I was 18. I watched a lot of American movies and they introduced me more intimately into American English.

I love your channel. It keeps me learning American English and culture.

[mikosato]

Your lesson is pricelessly worthwhile. Thank you Rachel. You just have no idea how much you have contributed to our non-native English learning community.

[nhungdiephong]

yeah. I love this series. thank you 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[gamessongs]

I need some coffee immediately. Hehe! Thanks for the video. Godspeed.

[hamidobandi]

Thank you, appreciate for teaching ❤❤

[inthaphonemeksouvanh]

Hi Rachel, That's a great video, Thanks

[hellalhamdard]

It was amazing, thank you so much
Ms. Rachel, you are really the best one. I love you all videos. ♥🌹♥🧕🏻

[mr_m]

Thank you, I am from Egypt and I really learn❤

[himatullahafzali]

Since 2020 I have followed your YouTube channel and I learned many things please upload one video about online E-books

[javmyk]

Hi Rachel
I watched it twice. Thank you so much

[matebeca]

Thanks a lot Rachel. I love this dynamic.

[ahapk]

Thanks for the video! I love this kinda practice. keep up the good work!

[brendaisamargonzalezmonser]

Your videos are very helpful 😊!! Thanks your videos I can understand better spoken English, , , a hug 🫂 from RD 🇩🇴

[raulmariozanabriamedina]

Thank you Rachel, you are the better ❤

[Manishpadwa]

I have a question..
Why the T in this Latte word not flap T however it's between two vowels?

[drananth]

I hear "PIVOT", I remember Ross and the sofa! Can never un~hear it 😂

[Mahashay]

Hello teacher, I hope you are doing well. Your videos are really helpful for me to improve my pronunciation and accent, and I would like to request a video on the topic of "Weak Forms" in English. I have trouble pronouncing these weak forms when speaking English. I hope you will consider creating a video on this topic. Thank you so much!