English Vocabulary: Perfect Pronunciation for 100’s of Words!

Awesome, thank you

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You're a poetry!

Thank you teacher

I just ....loooove your lessons!!! (sandwich was a surprise for me!).....Rach, ypu look really pretty!!!😍😍

Que mujer más hermosa 🥰🙏🏻

YOU ARE THE MOST PROFESSOR TEACHER I EVER HAVE .

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you're the best ❤❤

Thank you Rachel ! your video is always great. I finally finished this video. I needed fur more than a month.

Great videos, as always. The only mistake is the use of the wrong IPA symbol for the voiced {th} in bathing, as in 'bathing suit'; the symbol Rachel selected is actually the unvoiced {th}. A minor mistake, though. Rachel, I LOVE your videos!!!

Love it love it so much and love you more dear Rachel 💖💞😍😘😘😘

I’m a level C1 English speaker, German being my mother tongue, and I still find hints for a better pronunciation in your videos. Thank you!

Rachel, good evening from Rio de Janeiro -RJ Brazil. You were super teacher with the material given to us. Thank you.

To be honest, I feel so tired for skipping that t sound and not say it.

Você é muito boa parabéns. Estou aprendendo muito com as suas dicas . Na próxima vez, escreverei em inglês .you rock

Thanks teacher!¡

Thank you so much, Rachel! I'm sure this will be super helpful as usual

that's great, it really works for me. thank you.

Thank you so much for this lesson. I need it. Will feel much better after working with pronunciation, listening and 50 times repeating

Me too, have a nice night!

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sorry

Very good video...!!!

wish I had your videos when I was ten and just moved to the States.

Hello there. I love the produce section of the store. I used to work in produce dept. The arrangement of the veggies and the zones look awesome.

remarkable work i can thank u enough

Useful, thanks Rachel!

Lol: My bumper really helps me when I parallel parking.

For some reason i have trouble sounding of "word" "huntington" "Manhattan "

Professor Rachel, please pay no att ention to those who try to find fault with you. This world is full of people who feel frustrated because they cannot develop certain talents while others are born with an inborn gift, and you have a natural ability that you use to help others generouly. In fact, you come across as a kind, generous person.

Dear Rachel , good morning from Rio de Janeiro -RJ Brazil. This is one of the best up till now. Thank you.

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I have never met someone like you Rachel you just unstoppable

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"Samwich," is incorrect though, regardless of how many people pronounce it that way. It was mentioned in my linguistics book, and it said it's a carryover from childhood that has just caught on. There's no justification for it though. The letter "n" is simply not an "m."

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I’m Egyptian and your channel is my favorite ❤️

You are Amazing teacher
Thanks a bunch from Yemen 🇾🇪

Dear Rachel, I had already noticed sandwich, no D but M sound? That was brand new!!! I’ve always loved studying pronunciation! Thanks a million!

It was really difficult to finish this video, but I made it 🎉🎉🎉 I learned like the 99 percent of the vocabulary. 🤣🤣🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

Rachel you are one of the great english teacher, I learned a lot by with your videos, I remember few years ago I couldn't be able to write in english, but I started to watch your videos and look at me now I'm here to leave a comment 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽thank you so much ❤

You're a superb teacher. Thank you.

Ms. Racel, your videos are very useful for me, thank you.

Congrats for the nw baby

Hello teacher Rachel, I'm from Vietnam. I have watched your videos recently and they are very helpful. I find it difficult to pronounce the cluster dʒ + ed (for example: discouraged) because it easily turns into "dʒ + t". I mean, it's hard to pronounce "dʒ + d" because we have to put the tip of our tongue up a little bit when pronouncing "dʒ", and then we must pronounce "d" quickly by lowering the tip of our tongue down, right? And that's often mistakenly heard like "dʒ+t". Could you make a video to explain it in the near future? I really appreciate your instructions! Wishing you have a good day!