American Accent Video: Implementing Effortless Speech

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This video gives insights into how non-native speakers can learn to speak clearly and effectively in American English by implementing effortless speech.

[@iraman315]

I have studied English for more than 20 years, nobody taught me the pronunciation and phonetics like you!

[@rebeccalinquist]

If you are interested in coaching, let me know!

[@jcbnica]

Thank you Rebecca for posting these videos. they are really helpful to me.

[@tomashernandez3065]

Ms. Linquist, thank you for sharing this original way Of teaching the Americano Accent. I know that I need more práctice, and probably, will never talk like nativeamerican citizen, but at least I think that my Accent will be at 98% with your help. Thank you very much again,

[@polocupp]

Thx for the video, American Accent is not easy ;)

[@Chinmaya_kumar]

Thank you Rebecca I'm so happy today😁. Cuz I can speak like native speakers I've been following all of your exercise since 1year now. I can see the effects of my hard working exercise...just to let you know im an Indian guy with 21years. Thank you again love ❤ you

[@rebeccalinquist]

I recommend my Vimeo series ... try the 2 free ones on the list ... the quality is good because I hired a videographer: vimeo.com/ondemand/learnamericanaccent ... if you decide to purchase the series, it's only $30 US dollars.

[@englishcool247]

Great!.....from the beginning...I learned something.

[@Dekyiful]

Cheers Rebecca! Love the yawning exercise especially!

[@tm2523]

Great phonology class, I love you Rebecca

[@petersteelenator]

Top notch Rebecca :)

[@khurshidalam7138]

gorgeous woman

[@TheFVSousa]

Rebecca, do you have specific lessons for Portuguese speakers?

[@rebeccalinquist]

I actually have a Brazilian client right now, and we've been working a lot on vowels, which you have in common with Spanish speakers since English is not phonetic. You might have throaty articulation, something to check for. A lot of Portuguese speakers pronounced "-ed" ending after consonants like 'm' or 'n' incorrectly as in "steamed" (adding a vowel sound) or 'cleaned" (same thing with a schwa added before the d). In general Portuguese speakers tend to have tighter jaw and not drop for long vowel sounds and also shorten long vowels.
If you are interested in an eval to explore coaching, let me know: www.englishbythehour.com

[@sergeysarkisyan6557]

Are you a native american?

[@tm2523]

absolutely gorgeous LADY.