Can't Understand Native English Speakers?
Master the hidden patterns of natural English through rhythm-based listening practice. Learn what textbooks don't teach.
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Natural speech vs. textbook English
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Listen to this sentence. Can you hear where the 'H' sound disappears?
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They Chunk Words
Native speakers don't say "do you want to." They say "dyawanna." These chunks create entirely new sounds.
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English uses strong and weak beats, like music. Master the rhythm, and everything slows down.
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