These conversation studies are the best way to improve the listening comprehension and unlock all the secrets of American pronunciation. Thanks Julie! More of this please!
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Hey there, Julie! How's it shaking? I hope you're well and having a pleasant, fun and safe weekend. I realize this video was posted a month ago, but am so glad it popped up in my video feed and have found it so useful! Thanks so much for your incredible work to help people from around the world to master the American English pronunciation, which, in my opinion, is the BEST, by definition 😃 All the best!
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In "...,you thought it was a quarter." I can't hear the /θ/ sound at the start of the word "thought" when the actor says it. I hear the /g/ sound like "...,you got it was a quarter". "Got" instead of "thought". Anyone else?
It's definitely possible! The "d" is between vowels, and if the speaker says it fast enough, they can certainly pronounce it like a flap :) Thanks for your comment!
I think Michael said "this just sticks", didn't he? Anyway it's irrelevant, The young guy is tough nut to understand even with script 😅 thank you, Julie
@@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent yeah, I know after s is /t/, I don't know why I ask for /d/ but I still don't hear the /t/, is he reduced it, or it's just because of my ear?
Excellent video 👍 "it tastes good" [tejsɡʊd]: the subject ‘IT’ is dropped, the T between two S is dropped, and then the two S merge in one S. Very interesting reduction!
These conversation studies are the best way to improve the listening comprehension and unlock all the secrets of American pronunciation. Thanks Julie! More of this please!
You're welcome! I'm so glad you liked this video! :) And hey - it would be super helpful if you shared your thoughts on my Google Business page: g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EB0/review This helps others to find me online and benefit from the videos! Thanks so much :)
please release another video like this.Thank you in advance.
Hi Gojjam - Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you liked this video :)
You teach so well . This kind of lessons are amazing. Thank you so much teacher ! You're the best. I'm waiting for another lesson like this one.
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Thank you for making this video in quality. The analysis is really helpful.
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Thank you a lot madam please keep conversation analysis
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your teaching is as woderful as you. appreciate your outstanding free lessons.
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Oh most beautiful teacher, thank you very much for your explanations❤
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Thank you! I'm glad this video has helped you! :)
Great job. Very helpful. Please, make more videos like this one
Thanks! I'm thrilled you liked this video, and I'll do my best to make more like this one :)
Hey there, Julie! How's it shaking? I hope you're well and having a pleasant, fun and safe weekend. I realize this video was posted a month ago, but am so glad it popped up in my video feed and have found it so useful! Thanks so much for your incredible work to help people from around the world to master the American English pronunciation, which, in my opinion, is the BEST, by definition 😃 All the best!
Hey Rodrigo - Thanks so much for your comment! This made my day :) I'm thrilled that this video has helped you! And hey - it would be super helpful if you shared your experience with this video on my Google Business page: g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EBM/review This will help other people to find me on the internet and TH-cam and benefit from my videos. Thank you so much! :)
Thanks a million! I love your videos. They're very helpful and informative. keep it up!
Hi Ahmed - Awesome, I'm so glad you liked this video! And hey, I have a quick favor to ask you. Would you mind telling other people about your experience with my videos? It would be very helpful if you left a review on my Google Business page (you can do that here: g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EBM/review). Reviews are the best way for people to find me on the internet, and I know it would be helpful if other students learned about your experience. Thank you! :)
So sorry - that link doesn't work. Here it is: g.page/r/CRKVA27p84i0EBM/review
Great, thank you so much💟
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amazing video, and i hope to see your face and mouth like in English Pro lessons thank you.
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In "...,you thought it was a quarter." I can't hear the /θ/ sound at the start of the word "thought" when the actor says it. I hear the /g/ sound like "...,you got it was a quarter". "Got" instead of "thought". Anyone else?
Hi Andy - Thanks for your comment and your question. Hmm, very interesting! I heard "thought" but sometimes people can hear different things! :)
I hear ' Well So don't leave it on..." with the flap 'd' in 'don't'.
It's definitely possible! The "d" is between vowels, and if the speaker says it fast enough, they can certainly pronounce it like a flap :) Thanks for your comment!
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I think Michael said "this just sticks", didn't he?
Anyway it's irrelevant,
The young guy is tough nut to understand even with script 😅
thank you, Julie
Thanks a lot
It helps a million
Awesome - thanks for the comment! Glad it helped! :)
Wery useful but I am requesting please subtitles (English)❤👍
Thanks for the comment and the suggestion, @RVemulla! I hope the captions provided by TH-cam will help! :)
I tried to link what i heard to the phrase: just don't leave it on too long many time but I could not! 😒
Hi Alain - Thanks for your comment! That's a difficult phrase to link, but keep trying! You'll get it! :)
when he said I messed up my hair, I didn't hear the d, isn't that a stop d?
Hi @guitar300k - Thanks for your question! The "ed" in the word "messed" is actually a /t/, not a stop /d/ :) I hope this clarifies things for you!
@@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent yeah, I know after s is /t/, I don't know why I ask for /d/ but I still don't hear the /t/, is he reduced it, or it's just because of my ear?
Excellent video 👍 "it tastes good" [tejsɡʊd]: the subject ‘IT’ is dropped, the T between two S is dropped, and then the two S merge in one S. Very interesting reduction!
Yes - I like this reduction, too! :) Thanks for your comment!