Hi Annemarie, greetings from the Seattle area. My name is Miguel and I am one of your many followers here on TH-cam. I have lived in the US for 20 years now and I have worked really hard at improving my speaking skills in English. I consider myself an advanced level student but I still lack the confidence to hold long conversations. I tend to get stuck in the middle of conversations when I mispronounce or forget a word that I need. That situation makes me feel nervous and deters me from speaking anymore. But by watching your videos, listening to your voice and practicing your wonderful suggestions, I am gaining confidence on a daily basis. My goal is to save up enough money to join your fluency school in the future. Thank you so much for posting these amazing and helpful videos for all of us non-native speakers of English!!!
Hi Miguel, thanks so much for the comment! I'm thrilled to know that my lessons are helping you gain the confidence you've been seeking for so long! I hope they continue to do so. And we'd certainly love to have you join a future Fluency School course! Best wishes as you continue on your English confidence journey!
I loved this video Annemarie! You’re brilliant! It’s so important this explanation, because to reduce sounds is a great way to be natural and close to our friends. It isn’t easy , but practice makes perfect. Great job! ❤️
Annemarie you're perfect. We'll never thank you enough. I just make an observation, instead of using the expression "lazy speech", when using contractions, I prefer use "practical speech". If I think in the amount of ideas I have, and the best way to put them on phrases, writting or vocal, contractions come to give me a really good help.
Hi annemarry, I'd like to thank you so much for all your interesting and useful videos. I never feel bored when listening and repeating them several times. I really appreciate and love the way you speak that is awsome and clear. I hope one day i will speak with pauses confidently as well as you do.
Thank you, It was really interesting to hear these from the native speaker, some pronunciations of them are new for me exactly those where you contracted the would have structure. I think your work is very valuable for all of the English learners thanks again.
Hi Annemarie; Hope you are well. I have been watching your videos for a while and this is the first time I write a comment. I'd like to tell you that you have an amazing, simple, and clear teaching method, with great communication skills. Best of luck :)
Hi Annemarie, greetings from Brazil. Do you plan to make a video about how to reduce the use of “That”? As a second language speaker, I feel I use -that- too much. Thank you :)
Most people say it's not grammatically correct. Where I'm from, it isn't acceptable or commonly used, however in some parts of the United States it is accepted. It's important to know what's common where you live.
Anne some of the kids are using the word seen incorrect . They are actually using it like this , I seen one of those at the store . I believe , I saw one of those at is correct . Let's see what you can do to help .
Her channel is the best!
We are always happy about every new video from you. Your voice and art of speaking are so enjoyable!
Thank you!
Sincerely from Germany.
I.m not good at listening English. But your class is so comfortable and professional. Thank you.
Thanks a lot my best teacher
Hi Annemarie, greetings from the Seattle area. My name is Miguel and I am one of your many followers here on TH-cam. I have lived in the US for 20 years now and I have worked really hard at improving my speaking skills in English. I consider myself an advanced level student but I still lack the confidence to hold long conversations. I tend to get stuck in the middle of conversations when I mispronounce or forget a word that I need. That situation makes me feel nervous and deters me from speaking anymore. But by watching your videos, listening to your voice and practicing your wonderful suggestions, I am gaining confidence on a daily basis. My goal is to save up enough money to join your fluency school in the future. Thank you so much for posting these amazing and helpful videos for all of us non-native speakers of English!!!
Hi Miguel, thanks so much for the comment! I'm thrilled to know that my lessons are helping you gain the confidence you've been seeking for so long! I hope they continue to do so. And we'd certainly love to have you join a future Fluency School course! Best wishes as you continue on your English confidence journey!
I find your lesson teacher,very love it ,even I am a beginner,your lesson very easy understanding. Thank you made this .
Listening to you isn't a waste of time. You're a great teacher. God bless you.
A very good teacher !!! I thank you all from the bottom of my heart
I loved this video Annemarie! You’re brilliant! It’s so important this explanation, because to reduce sounds is a great way to be natural and close to our friends. It isn’t easy , but practice makes perfect. Great job! ❤️
Excellent Annemarie. Thank you very much
You are so welcome!
I must've learnt tonight some awesome english contractions. Thanks!
You have been helping me a lot thanks so much, your voice is wonderful
Happy to help!
Annemarie you're perfect. We'll never thank you enough.
I just make an observation, instead of using the expression "lazy speech", when using contractions, I prefer use "practical speech". If I think in the amount of ideas I have, and the best way to put them on phrases, writting or vocal, contractions come to give me a really good help.
Excellent point, Gabriel! Contractions certainly are practical in spoken communication. Thanks for adding your comments on this.
Thanks Annemarrie. Please broadcast old important videos again
Thank you for the suggestion!
Thank so much! An extraordinary lesson without any doubt, with a clear accent and simple explanations but at the same time pretty useful.
Glad it was helpful!
I totally love your style boo teaching English ! Thank you !
You are a brilliant teacher! Your lesson are quite useful! Thank you, Annemarie!!!
Thank you, Liliana! I'm thrilled to know my lessons are useful to you!
Your voice is so peaceful and make one calm and without any stress listens to you
Hi annemarry, I'd like to thank you so much for all your interesting and useful videos. I never feel bored when listening and repeating them several times. I really appreciate and love the way you speak that is awsome and clear. I hope one day i will speak with pauses confidently as well as you do.
It's great, thank you very much!
Glad you like it!
Thanks, Anne Marie. This class is going to be very usefull for me. I'll wacth it several times to get used to the sounds . Kisses.
I'm so glad it was helpful, Mary!
Love from India Ma'am. I want to learn English speaking from u .
This teacher is my best one. I've got a lots of vidéos in my computer from her.
So I just waiting a teaching on how and when we use "as"
Thank you, It was really interesting to hear these from the native speaker, some pronunciations of them are new for me exactly those where you contracted the would have structure. I think your work is very valuable for all of the English learners thanks again.
Great lesson. Thanks teacher!
It was a such wonderful lesson.
Nice to meet you Annmarie. My name is Renato and I am from Brazil. I really appreciate your lessons. Congratulations.
I feel up to saying that this tutorial is in the bag.
Thank you, dear Annemarie.
AWESOME! Thanks!
So interesting ma'am
Hi Annemarie;
Hope you are well.
I have been watching your videos for a while and this is the first time I write a comment. I'd like to tell you that you have an amazing, simple, and clear teaching method, with great communication skills. Best of luck :)
Thanks so much. I appreciate that you watched my lesson and I'm glad it was helpful.
Great lesson, as usual
Great class teacher! Thanks a lot.
Thank you! Very good lesson
Glad you liked it!
Hi Annemarie,
An interesting and informative lesson about English Construction. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned new things.
Thank you,
You teach so perfect
Good morning , amazing your explanation , that you have a nice day .
Awesome to your English pronunciation lessons, I like too much to your lessons thank you so much 🙉👍👍👍👍
@Wilnik
You can say, I really like your lessons.
Or I like your lessons very much.
Hi Annemarie, greetings from Brazil. Do you plan to make a video about how to reduce the use of “That”? As a second language speaker, I feel I use -that- too much. Thank you :)
Great idea! I'll add that as a future lesson topic.
Thank so much !
Thank you so much! Your tips helped me a lot!
I'm so glad!
Thanks for your video. Those non-standard contractions are difficult to pronounce in complete sentences. I' ve to practice to catch them
lo maximo gracias
HELLO...
EXCELLENT !!
where is the mic you use ? your voice is very clear and good gut i can't see a mic in front of you. Do you use a hidden mic?
Very useful dear mom
Amazing 😍
Is it ok to use ain't? I didn't see it in your list. Why the contraction ain't can be so many things? Nice lesson. Thank you in advance
Most people say it's not grammatically correct. Where I'm from, it isn't acceptable or commonly used, however in some parts of the United States it is accepted. It's important to know what's common where you live.
@@Speakconfidentenglish thank you! You're the greatest
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Anne some of the kids are using the word seen incorrect . They are actually using it like this , I seen one of those at the store . I believe , I saw one of those at is correct . Let's see what you can do to help .
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The word "Elide" rhymes with "Collide"
ɪˈlaɪd
should not be pronounced like
"Elid!"