@hadarshemeshenglish: Did you = dija...dija know that? Have you ever listened to a native English speaker and thought… wait, that sounds funny! You HEAR one thing, but you SEE something completely different when it’s written. This linguistic feature of English is called coalescence (also known as fusion), and although you don't need to necessarily USE this while speaking, it can be helpful to understand native speakers even better.

Beedo🌼 :

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Neel :

Dios mío como voy hacer con el inglés

Tania accent training :

Thank you!

user10553406177 :

Muy bien explicado ahora con el what do are?

MARTN 🐐 :

Thank You Mommy

tiktok :

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pansiesgarden7 :

In professional environments the people speak like that? For example in an interview?

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Luis C :

Do you say "I warn you" and "I warned you" equals?

Razan🤎 :

يوجعك

Elie Big man the best :

dope

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💢Señor🇸🇴 :

I learn 3 sentences thanks teacher 😻

p.j.t.@eu :

nice to meet you

iracelmafernande4 :

obrigada pela ajuda 😊

ckone :

Isn't the 'l' in 'salt' silent? 🤔

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greemgreek :

U Mg Maung Aye :

''Did you'' can be pronounced like '' Didya''? ˈdɪdjə, ˈdɪdʒə _ Teacher, the faster the speech, the more the change of pronunciation? I absolutely believe that, this video post will be very useful and noteworthy.

Тая Соло — поп-рок исполнитель :

perfect 😇

حـايـّرا 🌺 :

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