Most common spoken English words | American English filler words

Have you ever wondered why conversations with Americans are sprinkled with words like "like," "um," and "uhh"? Let me teach you why native English speakers ALWAYS use these words
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Thank you, Kayla, for this insightful lesson on filler words in everyday English! Your explanation on how words like "literally" and "actually" are used for emphasis, and the habits surrounding "like", "so", and "um" in casual conversation, is very helpful. It's intriguing to see the contrast between their use in informal settings versus formal contexts.

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Good job, useful video. Filler words are common in every language and the more people are well-read, articulate, mature, confident, the less they need filler words in their talk, whatever the context, casual or formal

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My literature teacher used to say "you know" every other ten words

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[@velunarasimman7803]

I feel difficult to pronounce the word "literally". Mine doesn't sound like native. 😐. I am trying a lot literally.

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[@Zack-ep3vy]

I'm literally the first one to like this video.