English Pronunciation - Linking: Vowel to Vowel -- American Accent

[dzlps2011]

Hi, Rachel

Please do more videos about reduction and linking and show more examples, thanks !

[dhaka4040]

This video linking the ending vowel of a word to the beginning vowel of another word has been enormously valuable to me. From now on, I think I'll be understanding more of Hollywood movies when I watch them. :)

Thanks Rachel.

[SaintCarlos007]

Dear Rachel

i feel like you are wearing a thong bc you smile alot in this video and you said thong in the video too about 13 times

[rachelsenglish]

@SaintCarlos007 You must smile when you wear a thong. Are you sure I wasn't saying diphthong??

[guerreiroph100]

I love your lessons.

[MrBeesho85]

Hi Rachel!

Why you change the word did you to didja?

Thanks,

[Phannaphai]

Hi,

I am Phanna. I am from Cambodia.

How do you say "She has been teaching m[e E]nglish for the last two years."

[dios4coronada]

I love all your videos THANK YOU SO MUCH !!

[rachelsenglish]

@dios4coronada You're welcome!!

[Phannaphai]

Hi, teacher

How do you say "She has been teaching [me English] for the last two years".

[rachelsenglish]

@Phannaphai Are there words you're not sure how pronounce? Which ones are they? Sites like the Cambridge dictionary are good for that (make sure you're looking at the American English IPA!). As far as nuances, you could reduce 'has' by pronouncing it [əz]. And I would stress the words TEACHING, TWO, and YEARS.

[Sexycholita01]

your class is very very helpful, gracias

[soydelbarza]

No Ms.Rachel, THANK YOU for sharing these instructionals videos. I really appreciate them. =)

[gusdom31416]

I love u Rachel! :)

[motaumsa]

Thanks a lot Rachel

good work because we have much advantage

[sayedsaberibrahimi]

i am loving this video!

[colcarar]

Thanks Rachel!

[mouzick]

thank u very much. 

[martinzitote]

great explanation!