How to speak English FAST and understand natives | EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW IN ONE VIDEO
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When native English speakers speak fast, the boundaries between words disappear and this gives the impression of talking fast. In reality, they are not talking faster than normal - it’s just that the sounds in their pronunciation flow together in the most smooth and efficient way.
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With the help of this video, you'll learn all the speaking techniques that will help you understand native speakers and speak just like them.
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0:00 Do native English speakers really speak fast?
1:03 Whudduhyuh do & ahmma do
2:04 Duh & yuh
2:36 Whutchuhyuh do & sumpthin
4:27 When “t” becomes a “d”
5:58 What is a textbook English?
7:01 Use reduced forms
8:27 Decide which accent you want to adopt
10:00 About my English workbook
11:09 Learn to ignore "fillers"
12:58 Use contractions
14:10 Pay attention to stress
14:51 Use slang
15:54 Learn idioms
16:56 Why you need to sound like a native
18:40 Cut off and shorten words
21:43 Understand hints and sarcasm
24:58 Connect sounds
25:38 "Yeah" and "no prob"
26:13 Why you don't understand native speakers
27:29 Avoid non-essential words
29:40 Link words together
30:42 Substitute one sound with another one
32:53 Singers do this all the time
34:13 What is intrusion and how it can help you speak fast
34:51 When two words become one
35:28 About “Learn to Speak English Like an American” intensive course
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Time codes:
0:00 Do native English speakers really speak fast?
1:03 Whudduhyuh do & ahmma do
2:04 Duh & yuh
2:36 Whutchuhyuh do & sumpthin
4:27 When “t” becomes a “d”
5:58 What is a textbook English?
7:01 Use reduced forms
8:27 Decide which accent you want to adopt
10:00 About my English workbook
11:09 Learn to ignore "fillers"
12:58 Use contractions
14:10 Pay attention to stress
14:51 Use slang
15:54 Learn idioms
16:56 Why you need to sound like a native
18:40 Cut off and shorten words
21:43 Understand hints and sarcasm
24:58 Connect sounds
25:38 "Yeah" and "no prob"
26:13 Why you don't understand native speakers
27:29 Avoid non-essential words
29:40 Link words together
30:42 Substitute one sound with another one
32:53 Singers do this all the time
34:13 What is intrusion and how it can help you speak fast
34:51 When two words become one
35:28 About “Learn to Speak English Like an American” intensive course
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Please do something which is free for everyone
Hey you just reposted this video
I've already seen this today more
Morning
Your accent is so easy to understand even without subtitles
I agree with you
Sure
it's truth
Totally agree with U
yes, she is very clearly her pronounciation
I’m American, and I watched this video until the end! If you’re learning English, everything she said is 100% accurate. And it’s all things done that the majority of the time I don’t even realize I’m doing. But I suppose it’s this way for any native speaker of any language. I am currently trying to self-learn French, and oftentimes I think they are speaking extremely too fast to understand. But i realize they do a lot of the same things we do in English-combining words, omitting letters, making up sounds, etc. So I know I am not the intended audience for this video, but thank you for pointing out common speaking patterns and I believe it will help me in my better understanding of the French language!
You're right!!
Makes sense
I'm American too😂😂
You do this, i belive you. I learn anotger language , it's English,and me hard too. But i wanted to offer you communicate in direct or something, that practice english someone. Are you don't against?
Ohh! is that so. Great bro
You’re not an English native speaker but I think learning English from a non-native speaker like you is better because you understand us.
Thank you for your videos. I'm learning a lot of vocabulary and pronunciation with them. You are such a great teacher.
I want to talk with you to improve my English please
People just ask me " Who is your ideal person ? " I say " She is MARINA MOGILKO " ♥️ Marina, thank you so much for amazing videos, you're the best
Thank you too!
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@@randomsfacy The actual simp is you who calls other people 'simp' without any reason to feel better about yourself
It's very important to learn"Connected speech" to understand what native speakers are talking about even if they are talking fast. Thank you for all of your tips! It's really helpful!
You put it so well in the description and in the intro to this video:
When native English speakers speak fast, the boundaries between words disappear and this gives the impression of talking fast.
Exactly this! People are not saying the perfect, dictionary form of words really quickly! That would be impossible. And I don't think most people realise to what extent they do this in their own language - they assume they articulate words clearly. But they're also deleting parts of them, blending them together and using different sounds. It's great to have a deep dive like this on the topic. You go into so many useful aspects of "fast English" but from experience, I would say that listening for and using contractions can give English learners a lot of "bang for their buck" as many are so hesitant to use them.
Marina, you're amazing! I've been watching your videos for just two weeks, but I'm totally excited with the things you do! You're making really great job!
You're right it's an amazing video, look up more videos on how to speak incorrectly like Marina Malingo!
I’m so impressed, you sound just like a native speaker though. I hope u keep posting more material like this.
Some weeks ago I found out your channel and I almost understand everything you say and I still learning the language.
Thank you linguamarina
As a native English speaker this actual made me realize how differently we do speak compared to how things are written. Interesting, never actually noticed this so much. Very cool
I came here with a listening problem but i understood everything you told me. Great job you are amazing!
Great Video on explaining how a language works to sound more native, even if you're speaking French or Italian or any other language, the main purpose is that we communicate and we feel comfortable speaking... and this video will help a lot of people realize that is amazing to learn another language for the sake of connecting with amazing people in this world and for the benefit of having a healthier brain and guiding your mind in the right direction! Bravo on the Video ❤
I've been struggling learning in english these past years and yeah, this one helps me a lot. I like the way you speak and can understand all the spoken words as easy as 1,2 and 3. Thanks!
Hey, Hello, I hope You're in gOod health, Actually I've been looking for someone who can Practice English language with me, would you like to help me?🥰♥️
@@mussadiqullah8499 same can i join w both of you?
Agreed, hope you check out more videos on Marina to learn how to speak incorrectly!
Thank you Marina for teaching me how to speak English fast as a Native speaker. Actually the pronunciation of the British and American English are different in some words. I'd love to speak like an American. Thank you Marina for teaching me and your book to buy
You absolutely rock, Marina! Thank you for your amazing channel!
Omg Marina, thank you so much 💛
I'm Brazilian and I really need to improve my English, but here, I don't have great english classes, and you save me! Love you 💕
Yes ; it's true
Learning by doing.
Ccaa é uma ótima escola, eu recomendo. No intermediário já conseguia entender muitas partes de filmes sem legenda.
I didn't learn English there either untill I came to US .
Hello,
My friend this topic is different, but I like to share you for your happy life which will start here after.
Just I want to say you, pray for him who have created you.
Just you say "O my Lord" who have created me please forgive my sins.
"O my Lord" who have created me, when I die and come in front you. please mercy on me and allow me to enter into heaven. It's very simple. We have to bow our head in front of our creator not in front of creation. Jesus peace be upon him also a human being. He was also eating, sleeping and walking on the streets but he was a messenger of God not God or son of God.
How could God feel hungry, thirsty and sleepy
though God is free from Every defects.
why we have to be confused that who is our creator and who is not.
Remember we have to worship to our creator!
And we have to believe in our final messenger who have introduced us to our creator.
That is our beloved prophet Mohammed peace and blessings me upon him.
Thank you!
You're a great Teacher! Love how you clearly explain it and The way you speak is so understood. I think I could learn a lot for your channel.
Joanne morico helloo dear how r you
Dear looking moon.
Hi
linguamarina, I'm so grateful to have found your CZcams channel. I'm learning English at University. I understood everything that you said and all the advice you gave. Thanks! I'll try to put everything into practice.
Hello Romina, I'm looking for someone with whom i could practice over speaking and develop my skill. Would you like to be my speaking partner :)
I'm proud to say that I can watch this one until the end and understand everything. I will keeping watch your videos every single day little by little.
Marina ever since I started watching your videos believe me I have started to get good grades in spoken English skills plus in essays I used all those advanced words and phrases that you taught us and my teacher now comments me OUTSTANDING VOCABULARY..... Thankyou so much you are lit.
Great job! Thank you 😀
That's great
Good job
That's great thank you.
Marina, you are a fantastic teacher! You are awesome! Your teaching is so clear and easy!
My language native is Spanish, currently I am learning English. I found this channel and really It is better than others I get you a lot.
Lo importante es tener constancia; algo que yo no he tenido ToT
Thank you I get alot of advantage ❤
I'm grateful when I found your channel because now I understood native speaker speaking. thanks marina
I speak English, and I'm learning Russian. I have noticed a similar thing about how Russian is spoken. The words run together and not all sounds are enunciated. Very helpful.
If you want to talk Russian-welcome. I 'm native russian
I love it! It's loud and clear with perfect speed.
I can't speak properly but your speaking style make me understand what you say. You talk very clearly that's why I understand every word what you say. Thanks you mam. Because of you I understand lots of word and I am now learning fast as I should have had already. Thanks. I watch your every videos and it's improving my english.
That's superb! my English students always struggling with speed in English even if they are advanced. It's a corner stone to my teaching.
Through this video lesson, I'm gonna be able to catch up with your speech and understand native American English easier and faster than I expected👊😎 Thanks for the excellent case studies, I'll try much more to make it works.🙏
hi
You are one of the nicest English teachers teaching not only about a bit of comfortable and uncomfortable English accents along with the passion to learn more about the better flow of English. Being an Indian, I find it a bit difficult and perilous simultaneously, and peculiarly strange and a bit easiest found interests in any foreign language never found before in my academic life. I hope God bless you and me too in our fulfilling day-to-day ritual like endeavours.
American and I watched this video to the end! If you learn English, everything she says is 100% correct. And it's all that has been done that most of me do not know I'm doing. But I think it's the way it is for native speakers of any language. I am currently trying to learn French on my own and often I think they speak too fast to understand. But I know they do a lot of the same things we do in English - combining words, deleting letters, creating sounds, and so on. So I know I am not the intended audience for this video, but thank you for pointing me to a common speaking pattern and I believe it will help me to better understand French!
Marina, I am an Indonesian. I used to be an elementary English teacher. I am in NYC right now and this is my third visit. Every time I interact with New Yorker I find very difficult to catch the meaning. I think your vlog will help me a lot.
Having a lesson taken by the end of the day I reckon this should have been uploaded many years ago ,It was being awesome 'n' useful
Oh great job you doing for us
I really need it !
¿Sí lo recomiendas? voy a empezar a estudiar y estoy buscando algo...
is just six months ago only and it reach 3.2 million views wow!
I love this lesson
@@ma.cristinasario5451 I can't see that umm
What i really like in your channel is that you give examples
As a native speaker, you are spot on. I never realized how lazy our speech is. Yep lol. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for the lesson sister. Now I know what the correct accent.
I will try like what did you taught.
Hey,marina you know what you are the most fluent native English teacher ever I seen
.thank you so much for making these useful video.
Actually she's not native speaker she's russian, English it's her second language but she speaks like a native speaker
@@thefirstavenger2914 , Yeah, I know. She can speak English fluently among of the English teacher.
I loved the way she teaches us.
Awww thanks so much for everything!! You’re da best!! Btw, you’re gotta hit 3 million subscribers!! Congratulations 🎉🍾🎊🎈 massive love x x
I worked for Royal Caribbean on shore and I met many guys from all of the world. I mean coworkers and guests as well. And they spoke English they knew it. And I found out the more important thing is to be understood than sound like British or American. But I like your tips.
It's attractive to show the examples from movies when you teach language. I like it very much. Thanks a lot
I really love the way marina talks and teach us, very clear and easy to understand. I'm really bad in grammar btw hmm
I never liked speaking fast , even from native speakers...
Thank you for your lessons !💙
Thank you Marina. The knowledge has become more useful for me learning English. People like you help make the world smarter. thank you alot.
I like the method you choose to teach English and your accent is so cute and understandable. I found your videos very helpful.
Thank you, you helped me so much in my speaking and writing.
Its satisfying feeling that I fully understand every word she said and her accent is so easy to understand 😄
Great teacher.I am Georgian from Tbilisi.I am an English teacher too.your accent and pronunciation is awesome.
Your every word is so clear and easy to understand.
Hi Marina, thanks for the videos. Anyway, as to speaking, it helps to stress the reasons why there is so much use of connected speech, contractions, elision and weak forms.
I was educated in American English Accent, But today I like listening Australian English accent 🙏.
Thanks a lot for your lessons, Marina, I love it 🥰
I love the way you talk and your body language. Your voice is so clear and easy to understand even though there is'n subtitle.
This is the first video I have seen from your channel and I found it useful, helpful I mean worth to learning. I decided to watch your all videos and improve my english with them
Hey Marina, Can you make a video about ielts exam?
This is a British exam
@@abdellahnourinemammar501 Can I have an IELTS exam with the American accent ??
@@tarnthiara IELTS doesn't require an accent
@@abdellahnourinemammar501 Thanks for a piece of information 👍🏻❤️
@@tarnthiara any time❤
I extremely appreciate you, every time I watch your videos I tell that for myself, I can do it. I'm going to speak English like native speakers. I can twist and convert my mind from thinking in my tounge mother language (Arabic language) to the English language because your are Russian and became an English native speaker . Really you enthusiast me and I would not be exaggerate if I said that I fond of your mentality.
Hello Beautiful teacher I am your new student from Cambodia
As usual, so talented Marina
Thank you very much for your amazing and helpful videos ❤️
Lovely video Marina !
Thanks
Yes
Yours are also so useful for me
KEITH!!!
Hello Keith... how are you? Thank you for your guidance in toefl speaking vidios. Warm regards from Java - Indonesia👍
You are a great teacher despite the fact some other youtubers (mean people) pick on few mistakes you make. And you explain things much better and easier! Keep up your good work.
I agree! Check out her other videos so you too can learn how to speak English fast and incorrectly like Marina!
I am really proud to attend your online class as the topic on Speak English fast and understand natives.
I am venezuelan, and concerning your accent i' d say that it is not a matter of accent, the thing is that your pronunciation and intonation are so clear, well-pronounced that it is so easy to understand... Thanks for helping us to improve our skills of comprehension...
Hello,
My friend this topic is different, but I like to share you for your happy life which will start here after.
Just I want to say you, pray for him who have created you.
Just you say "O my Lord" who have created me please forgive my sins.
"O my Lord" who have created me, when I die and come in front you. please mercy on me and allow me to enter into heaven. It's very simple. We have to bow our head in front of our creator not in front of creation. Jesus peace be upon him also a human being. He was also eating, sleeping and walking on the streets but he was a messenger of God not God or son of God.
How could God feel hungry, thirsty and sleepy
though God is free from Every defects.
why we have to be confused that who is our creator and who is not.
Remember we have to worship to our creator!
And we have to believe in our final messenger who have introduced us to our creator.
That is our beloved prophet Mohammed peace and blessings me upon him.
Thank you!
So epic, a channel, I just can't get enough of your CZcams videos. I find myself watching more of your uploaded videos more times
Thanks to you for your video, I learned a lot of vocabulary and pronunciation with them.
Best of luck
Fantastic 👍👏, no nonsense teaching, well done, easy to follow 🙏👏
I literally speak English and was born in the US why am I watching this but yet I’m still mind blown and I didn’t even know I was doing this when I talk and this actually helped me with pronouncing Korean words so I don’t combine the words
I love your accent because I understand that you say, even without subtitles
Excelente para estudiantes de nivel medio.por favor darnos más leccioes así. gracias.
Sigo aprendiendo con este video, gracias nuevamente. Ya lo he visto muchas veces.
So hilarious. I’m going through the comments and then I come back and notice LOADS of your hearts ♥️
Adorei as pronúncias das palavras reduzida do inglês Americano e a rapidez das palavras, pois adoro a dos Australiano e mais fácil de entender 👍🏼
Sí, lo hizo muy bien y mi idioma es el inglés, pero sé chino, francés, español y algunos más
Muchas gracias, apenas estoy comenzando a aprender inglés avanzado, esto me ayudará bastante.
Hello lingua I really admire you As soon as I watch your lessons , my interest in English increases.
I've loved your lesson Marina, you've given us great tips, God bless you ....from Brazil
I'm your huge fan! Thanks for being an amazing teacher 💙
Is she from kanada or amirica?
Rusul Alsalam She is from Russia, but lives in the US. Now Marina is in her home country Russia.
@@juliaj6309 👍🏻👍🏻
Marina I´m becoming your fan. Your way of teaching and your carisma make easy my learning.
Keep going and congrats!!!
parabens Marina, agora acho que consigo entender mais um pouco essa lingua.
That was so interesting, thank you!
For me as a German who never really paid attention in English class but literally learned 80% of my English through CZcams videos I absolutely didn't know that words are supposed to be pronounced that harsh. I always thought that the smooth and kinda fast way is THE way most of the words have to be pronounced like "ledder" I would never say "letter" 😅😅😅
I have the same feelings with German language. Because you're speaking extremely fast, without breathing and pause. I think during my speech all those complicated grammar structure of German, synonymous, and trying keep everything in my head parallel. It's make's me mad. 😂 but old fashioned people in Germany speaking so beautiful, in low tempos. So, it's make me crazy.
Ja, ich schreibe das auf Deutsch, weil ich vor ein paar Jahren einen Deutschkurs besucht habe, und ist das richtig? ich bin nicht der beste lol
@@kristismart7537 du hast sehr gut geschrieben. Einfach perfekt gemacht 🤝🙂
I just had the light bulb moment thanks to you💡. It’s our ‘connecting’ of words that not natives find tough / perceive as too fast! I neeeeeed to also recommend you now to my students 👍🏼
I watched your first video. I love your style of teaching the American accent. Thank you. I learnt a lot. Love you
The coolest and useful one .Thanks
Marina I truly appreciate your help I've been following your channel for the last 02 years believe me your videos have been so useful to me and I can even tell you
I have downloaded some of them to practice haha well thanks please keep up the good work (btw I learned that last phrase in one of your videos)
You improved my English i really want to say Thank you🤗☀️🌺
Essa é boa. Ensinar inglês para quem já está no nível avançado. Impossível aprender assim!
THOSE KIND OF CLASSES ARE EXACTLY WHAT I NEED .... THANK YOU SO MUCH!
You're such the best English teacher to me. Thanks so much ♥️
If I tell you the truth I have been watching your videos since November and I am thankful to you for helping us to improve our English skills. Becouse 1 month ago I couldn't understand fully but now I am able to comprehend all of your videos. YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND✊✊✊
You teach me well your are among the best teacherI have been watching .
This video is a cut-throooatt, we're really grateful for it, thank Marina
You're an excellent teacher. Thank you for all.
I adore watching your videos because your accent is so clear and easy to understand
Dear Marina you're very smart, every explanation clear and make sense.
in brief:
This video discusses how to speak English more naturally and sound like a native speaker. The speaker explains that native speakers don't necessarily speak fast; instead, they connect words and use contractions, reduced forms, and colloquial expressions to make their speech flow smoothly. Some examples provided include replacing "I am going to" with "I'm gonna" and pronouncing the T in the middle of words as a D. The speaker also covers the use of filler words, contractions, and varying stress and intonation for emphasis.
Additionally, the video suggests choosing a consistent accent, whether it's American, British, Canadian, or Australian, and learning to ignore and use filler words. Finally, using slang and colloquial expressions can make speech sound more natural and modern. Overall, the video offers tips and examples to help non-native English speakers improve their fluency and sound more like native speakers.
The speaker discusses connected speech and how native speakers tend to avoid non-essential words by making them weak, which means there is no stress on those words when they speak. This can make it difficult for non-native speakers to understand native speakers or to sound like them. Examples include "fish and chips," where the word "and" becomes weak, and "have you finished work," where the emphasis is on "work" and "have" is weak. Understanding these tendencies can help learners better understand native speakers and adapt their own speech to sound more natural
the speaker discusses several techniques that can help language learners sound more like native speakers.
These techniques include:
1-Using weak forms: Native speakers often use weak forms of words, such as "can" being pronounced differently depending on its position in the sentence.
2-Linking: Native speakers tend to connect words together, making them sound like one continuous sound.
3-Illusion: This occurs when one sound is substituted by another sound or completely disappears from a word.
4-Assimilation: This is when two sounds combine, producing a new sound (e.g., "don't you" becomes "don'tcha").
5-Intrusion: This involves adding new sounds between words, like "do it" becoming "do w it" or "he asked" becoming "he y asked".
6-Connecting pairs of words: Often, pairs of words that are frequently used together are connected, such as "social life" becoming "social life."
The speaker recommends a course called "How to Speak Like a Native Speaker" to learn more about these techniques and practice them.
13:30 I am a native English speaker and I do apply the 'll to the end of names. I am Canadian so it might just be here but everyone else I know does this too so if you do that then don't feel bad or anything.
Midwest USA here, but I've travelled around the country. Everyone adds the 'll at the end of names in the states. It might make you sound like you're from the lower class, or very informal, but the way a non native speaker will say "bob will do this" is a dead giveaway that they're non native. That being said, it's too difficult to add 'll to a noun that already ends in L. No one will understand you if you say "bill'll lull 'em later".
Awesome research, it's an easy quality learning & clearly presented, Love it! 💖God bless!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What's the difference between American and Canadian
@@foreveryoungpptl the difference is just the accent and dialects used in Canada compared to the United States. Hoped that answered your question.
Dear sister,
Really you have discussed very pragmatic matter that's face English as second language people.
Thanks you so much.
Where can I find a comparison between Canadian English and US English?... I'm gonna move to Eastern Canada in 23... It would really help me a lot ;)
Your cahnnel is the best "learning English" channel l've ever seen♥️
Wow, thank you!
@@linguamarina hiii im big fan i wana talk with you
Yup that's right 😌
@@linguamarina I wanna say same actually
Love from me 💖
From India 💖
@@linguamarina yeah,u r the best i have ever seen..am fllwng u also in instagram..ur vdos are soo helpful..love u mam
This is correct. Intonation, blending vowel/consonant, sounds, and syllabication is involved that's why.
Hello teacher Marina and others!
From Indonesia
Interested in these lessons. Hope can understand natives speak fast. Thanks very much.