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The challenge is to understand what native speakers say when they speak fast and eat their words.
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How to understand native speakers' questions in English
Native English speakers generally speak fast and eat their words. Moreover, they speak as if they have chewing gum in their mouth.
Here are some examples of words we contract in conversation when we speak too fast. You can hear these words in music, movies, and business meetings:
- Gonna = going to
- Wanna = want to
- Lemme = let me
- Gimme = give me
- Donno = don't know
- Gotta = must, have to
The challenge is to understand what native speakers say when they speak fast and eat their words.
In the video below, you will hear a short lesson on how to understand native speakers' questions in English.
Native English speakers ask questions SO fast that you can't understand them! Watch this lesson to improve your listening comprehension in English. You'll be able to answer questions like "watayadoin?!"
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