my system setup so if you can hear me

please give me a shout-out in chat say

yes Rachel I hear you thank you guys for

being here it's wonderful to see you all

today we're going to be watching a video

that I made back in 2017 and I couldn't

believe it when I thought of this video

and I went to find it I couldn't believe

how long ago it was that I actually made

the video it just doesn't feel that long

ago so great also thank you for

confirming in the chat that you can hear

me I appreciate that so this video is

just one of my favorites because it's me

with one of my best friends and we are

cooking together and we are studying

real English as it happens so that's

what we're doing today this friend is

Laura and you may know her because she's

been in a few videos we've been getting

together every fall to bake for probably

about ten years and I've been taking my

video camera there for a while now and

as we watch the video together I'm gonna

keep an eye on chat I see people coming

in from Spain Brazil Italy Egypt another

Brazil lots of Brazil here hello Brazil

wow they're coming in so fast now we

have Turkey Iraq Spain Mexico Haiti

Venezuela El Salvador this is wonderful

Oh someone says I know Laura that person

must have seen my channel Korea Vietnam

Colombia Oh someone says Serbia Ethiopia

someone says you're speaking in sync I

did have some issues last week with my

camera I apologize I promised I wouldn't

go live until I fixed it and I fix it oh

my gosh

Honduras Bangladesh Germany Costa Rica

dr peru morocco venezuela i can't even

you guys are awesome Russia India Yemen

Libya Panama Algeria my eyes almost

can't focus it's coming in so fast on

chat China

Denmark thank you guys so much for being

here it's so fun I feel your energy as I

see that chat going by so if you have

questions about the video that we're

watching together or anything else post

them in chat I'm gonna try to keep my

eye there i he i see Somalia Pakistan

Algeria Tunisia Guatemala

I saw Australia so put a comment there

in chat I'm gonna do my best to keep an

eye on that when we're watching the

video together that's what I'm going to

be doing so if you have questions just

ask and along the way we'll stop the

video of the video from Laura and we'll

just talk we'll talk about what's

happening what questions you guys might

have so keep them rolling in and let's

go ahead and start this video so as I

said this was 2017 my good friend Laura

were in her house in Massachusetts and

we've gotten together for what we call

the fall baking weekend all right let's

check it out in this American English

pronunciation video we're going to study

real-life English while I make an apple

pie with my dear friend Laura caramel

this tasty word can be pronounced three

ways caramel caramel or caramel each

pronunciation is accepted and you will

find all three of these pronunciations

listed in the dictionary here's what it

says whisk in a medium saucepan now it

doesn't say over medium-low heat okay

okay I'll do that okay notice how we

respond to each other kay and okay these

are both common variants of the word

okay this word is used a lot in

conversational English it can be used to

say I understand I'm listening

which is how Laura and I both use it

here over medium-low heat okay okay I've

read okay okay okay how many of you guys

love to cook I'm not seeing a whole lot

of questions coming in someone says will

the live video be saved can you save

this in your channel yes right now I'm

leaving them all as public I've done

this is my third or fourth so they're

all there I think if you go to Rachel's

I think if you go to youtube.com slash

Rachel's English slash live that may be

old ones are there but if not I'll

figure out where to where to send you to

go see it but yes this one will be up so

if you go to my channel you should be

able to find it along with my other live

videos so I want to know in there in

this video Laura and I were cooking

caramel sauce caramel and we're talking

about the different pronunciations of

that so we're making a dessert and I

want to know in the chat what is your

favorite dessert to make or to eat but

if you make it let me know Laura and I

are planning on getting together this

fall if we're able to with travel

restrictions and we're always looking

for new recipes to try I'm thinking it

would be so fun to try a recipe that was

where the idea was given to us by one of

you so in the chat let me know what's

your favorite dessert and you know maybe

I can google it and find a recipe and

Laura and I can cook it up we can share

it with you guys okay let's keep going

with Laura what are we gonna make have I

announced it yet I don't remember if

I've said it yet at this point in the

video part of the recipe and we're both

saying I understand that then she offers

to take care of it and I say okay again

here meaning I understand I'll do that

okay

we also use it for yes will you add the

sugar okay

over a medium low heat

okay I'll do that okay here's what it

says mmm so we do this until the sugars

dissolved then we add the butter which I

put out on the counter so they stick

just light on the butter yeah you know

it's not okay so Japanese cheesecake

lemon cake lemon pie

someone said cake someone said ice cream

a few people have said tiramisu Cheech

peach cobbler is one of my favorites

cinnamon rolls you know I'm thinking

about making some cinnamon rolls this

week I saw a recipe and I thought this

is too good to ignore okay someone from

Hong Kong says it's 4:00 in the morning

thank you for joining us we're just

talking about desserts

someone says brownies saint-honore a

very French cake and now I've seen that

made before on a cooking show but I've

never made it but I did buy a book on

French pastry and it's in it so maybe I

should make that seems kind of

complicated but I'm always up for so I'm

seeing a lot of people saying Akito I've

never even heard this word before is

that a dessert if so please explain it

because lots of people said that

doughnuts

yes I love doughnuts actually last year

Laura and I made apple cider doughnuts

we covered them in cinnamon and sugar

they were some of the best things I've

ever made

I'm definitely gonna want to make those

again soon arroz con leche yummy

I've had that before for sure Nikita is

so good okay so what is it someone tell

me what is Nikki dough I'm giving it a

very American pronunciation aren't I

Nikki dough I'm sure that's not how it's

pronounced

someone says baklava I love baklava I

used to not as a kid I didn't really

like it I would say actually I didn't

even like it for like even as an adult

for a while but then I had it and I was

I opened my mind to it again and I

realized how delicious it was pumpkin

dessert okay let's keep going I'm gonna

shrink myself down again

and I'm gonna keep watching thank you

guys for throwing out all your does

suggestions I'm gonna have to go look up

what is Nikki dough so that I can learn

about it false I've said something here

that's not true it's false I'm not being

serious the pie is very high in calories

listen to the different ways you can say

I'm not being serious

oh I'm joking I'm being facetious

I'm just kidding she's joking

yeah I'm pulling your leg it's a high in

calorie blind okay so I'm just joshing

you I'm just joshing you can I'm just

joshing dang

don't get upset I'm just joshing I'm

just okay so in that video there I'm

about to review all those things but

josh is a name it's a pretty common name

for a man in the US and I don't know how

the phrase joshing evolved it would be

interesting to look that up but we do

use the phrase I'm just joshing you to

mean I'm just kidding you so I don't

know why or how but just watching this

you know it's just so I see how hard I

laugh when I'm with Laura and it just it

makes me appreciate her so much you know

I know so many people across the world

myself included right now

we're in a period where we're not really

able to be physically in proximity to

friends we're trying to do social

distancing and with two small children

it's hard to do anything if if our kids

were old enough to understand then we

could potentially go sit in a field with

some friends six feet away but our

youngest child is 18 months and he

wouldn't understand staying away from

people so it just seems kind of hard and

complicated to go be with people and uh

as the weather is getting warm

and we just think about getting outside

more it's just more and more sad isn't

it what about you guys are you guys

where where you live let me know when

the chat are you guys also having to do

social distancing

or maybe the coronavirus isn't an issue

where you are right now but it is

definitely an issue here okay let's go

back to the video I'm gonna recap all of

those different ways in American English

that we can say I'm not being serious

okay I'm being facetious I'm just

kidding I'm pulling your leg I'm just

joshing

all of these things mean what I'm saying

should not be taken seriously or

literally I could have also said I'm

just playing or I'm playing the word

just in all of these phrases can be used

but doesn't have to be used a note on

the pronunciation of the word just if

it's followed by a word that begins with

a consonant the T will usually be

dropped for example I'm just kidding

just kidding straight from the S sound

into the K with no T I'm joking I'm

being facetious I'm just kidding I'm

pulling your leg it's a high in calorie

lie I'm just joshing you you want to

grab this stick of butter yeah so okay

so in case you're wondering I saw it in

chat an Aikido is a cookie that is

famous in Brazil very delicious

apparently perhaps I should look up a

recipe recipe for this if I make it I

will put a story on YouTube and

Instagram and I think my Instagram

automatically goes to Facebook so if I

make it I will post it there and I will

give my review of this cookie I also saw

Meggie who is my student in Rachel's

English Academy in the chat

she lives in France she said they're

doing lockdown there and she wishes

people would take social distancing more

seriously am I getting that right Meggie

the chat went by really quickly but I

think that's what I saw and the same

thing is true here some people are

taking it really seriously and other

people not so much you know if you don't

know anybody who has it or who had it

bad I do think it's probably harder at

this point to take it more seriously but

you know we're all there's such

huge sacrifice that's happening right a

societal sacrifice and economic

sacrifice and all of that we're still

keeping we're still being very serious

and we're really we're really keeping

very isolated but we're lucky that we

have a friend who moved in with us eight

weeks ago so we we've combined two

households and were we just decided to

be each other's nuclear families so we

have one extra person living with us and

that has been great

so someone says what are some of the

differences from the students you first

taught and now in their English learning

so Jack I'm not sure if your question is

about how my technique has changed over

the years or how do I teach someone

that's a beginner versus more advanced

and you know something that's

interesting about that is I am often

working on the same thing because my

advanced students have picked up on a

lot of things but there's often a little

bit of character that's just keeping

them from sounding natural whether

that's placement or making reductions

even shorter and so I'll be working on

those final fine-tuning things with my

advanced students but then my beginning

students I think they're such important

and crucial components that right from

the beginning I'll be talking about

character as well so it's often

something similar now I have to go

deeper on more topics with my more

beginner students like sounds working

out mouth positions and these kinds of

things but there are a few topics that I

work on with everybody because pretty

much everybody needs to work on them and

Meggy has confirmed that yes there are a

few cases in Bordeaux

you know Meggie I was in Bordeaux like

15 years ago or something loved it

totally want to go back if I do I will

look you up and we all have wined

together when all of this coronavirus

has passed us all right let's head back

over to the video so that we can watch

the cooking and get really nice and

hungry for what how many years have you

been doing this

well we've lived here since 2010

no way no way here no way what does that

mean that means I can't believe what

she's saying I don't think it's true and

it turns out I misunderstood I thought

she meant she had been living in that

house since 2010 but she meant she'd

been living in the town since then ok so

a couple things I saw in chat someone

was asking about is it social distance

or physical distance it's a good

question so it is physical distance but

it's called social distancing isn't that

funny

so in Philadelphia we're being asked to

keep I think it's six feet away from

people in general when possible but that

practice of doing that is called social

distancing so for example at the grocery

store or at a park we'll see signs that

say please practice social distancing

maintain a distance of six feet or more

whenever possible also someone asked

about the pronunciation of the word

false and the dark L there so the L in

that word is what we call a dark L

because it comes after the vowel fall

that's the dark sound and then there's

an S this person said do you lift your

tongue tip for the L the answer is no

when you have a dark L and the next

sound is a consonant you don't lift your

tongue tip of course there always be an

exception but in general one person

might do it once and then also if it's

at the end of the sentence or your

thought you don't lift your tongue tip

for example my name Rachel hey what's

your name Rachel if I say that and I'm

done and I break and I don't link into

an X word my name ends in an L a dark L

I don't lift my tongue tip Rachel

I just make that dark sound false fall

or you can see my tongue tip is down for

that I'm making the sound with the back

of my tongue Oh

of course I have videos on the dark L

and how to make it but that's a general

rule to keep in mind if the sound after

is a consonant or there is no sound

after it's the end of a thought group

then don't lift your tongue tip it's

gonna bring the sound too far forward

it's gonna make too much of the sound

and it's probably not going to sound

right someone has asked so many times in

the chat do you speak Spanish a little I

lived abroad in college that was a long

time ago I lived in the Dominican

Republic I spoke Spanish there since

then I've spent a little bit of time in

Mexico but it's been a very long time

since I've needed Spanish on a daily

basis so I can say I don't speak it very

well but I'm happy to find that when I

go back to a situation where I need it

like when I was in Mexico in January

that I'm able to get by and that feels

good I feel like I have a base that I

can use to build on to improve my

vocabulary figure out where my holes are

and all of that you know if I'm ever in

a situation where I'm going to be

spending more time speaking Spanish all

right let's head back over to the video

I said seven ish years while Laura said

six or seven years ish is something you

might hear put at the end of a word to

show approximation every fall I come up

to Laura's house and we have a fall

baking weekend and actually we've made

lots of videos from the fall baking

weekend so I will put a link to that

playlist in the comments below also

right here just click the I they're

really fun they are at least we have fun

we have fun we keep on working on the

sauce for that pie adding butter and

then adding cream there we're both

unsure of what the recipe says we both

use the phrase supposed to we both

produce this phrase to sposta we reduced

it from 3 syllables to 2 this is really

common the s and T can either be

pronounced just suppose

or ZD spose de I think I'm supposed to

add this really slowly am I supposed to

keep whisking or stirring all right

there we go

whoa steam ball on the camera okay

steam bomb okay I'm seeing a couple more

comments and questions coming up and

chat first of all a few other people

from my Academy have let me know that

they were here thank you guys great to

see you here someone says whisking so a

whisk is that kitchen tool that we were

using that has all of those oh I don't

even know what to call the metal strands

and it's a tool that I think is probably

from French cooking originally someone's

asking about my going live am I am I

doing it often so if you're just joining

me here thanks for coming I am going to

be going live for the next several weeks

I'm thinking it may be May and June just

as a way to try to connect more during

this time of distancing and when I am at

home and I'm having more time to be at

home and right now I'm planning on going

live on Saturdays but just keep an eye

on Instagram Facebook YouTube because

I'll announce it there and if you go to

Rachel's youtube.com slash Rachel's

English slash live it should show the

next time that I have scheduled and I'm

scheduling a day or two in advance so if

you check that then you'll definitely be

in the know about when it's happening

and you can share it with people I saw

someone asked about the difference

between V and W so a lot of my students

from India have problems switching those

two it's actually very clear because you

can see the mouth position V and you can

see that's different then W Wow Wow

so I do have a video that goes over that

up close slow motion you can pause it

you can really study the two sounds side

by side so make sure on youtube to

search for Rachel's English V W and you

should be able to find

a couple people are asking if I speak

Chinese I do not that would be fun you

know my friend who I'm living with right

now her name is Renee and she lived in

China in the second and third grade so

when she was about like seven to nine

years old about and so she speaks

Chinese it's fun to have her around

she's teaching the boys a few Chinese

phrases and words of course they can

speak it way better than I can

someone says how does Korona day-to-day

life look like you know here I always

worked from home I have a home office so

that's not different but for most people

that I know their work life is very

different for example my friend who's

living with us she usually works in an

office in New York City but she's able

to be here with us because they've

closed their office so they're all doing

work from home so work from home is a

big thing childcare and schools are

closed that makes it very difficult for

people who have children like myself and

so our routine has changed the most that

way and that our children are with us

24/7 from the second they come and wake

you up by shouting in your face you know

until you finally get them to fall

asleep at 8:00 or 9:00 or whatever so

that's the biggest difference is just

the constant on and you know I always

say after we finally get the last kid to

sleep we come down we come downstairs

and it's a disaster zone and then we

have to spend like an hour cleaning that

up and then by the time that's done just

so tired we just go to bed it's a little

bit better than that that I'm describing

but that's the main difference um we

don't know anyone personally who is died

of it I know people who know people and

we know a few people who have gotten it

but it's not been like a very close

relationship so as far as the virus

itself and the scariness of it we're

pretty far removed from that at this

point but that's what I would say our

main differences is the kids and not

being able to see friends not being able

to go out you know David and I don't

we haven't been out together on a date

of course and two and a half months now

all right let's go back to the video I

want to see how this pie turns out I'm

pretty sure it was pretty good so now

we're slicing the apples we're using a

machine to make it a little easier you

can put them in here then yeah okay

there are always lots of reductions in

American English let's look at the ones

I just used we are contracts to we're

and is often pronounced were in

conversation it's really fast and it

sounds just like this word or I use that

contraction twice here so now we're

slicing the apples we're using a machine

to make it a little easier you can put

them in here then yeah okay you're gonna

put them in here then some more

reductions the word are at the beginning

was dropped

we need that word to be grammatically

correct but it is sometimes dropped in

spoken English going to became gonna and

that th was dropped in them put them

becomes put them put them no th and a

flap T to connect the two words put them

put them okay everyone practice that put

them put them put them link those words

put them you're gonna put them okay a

couple questions coming in one person is

asking what video editing software do I

use I assume you mean in these live

broadcasts I know it's pretty cool isn't

it

I saw a demo and I was like this is

amazing it's called Wirecast is what I'm

using to do this live stream with you

now where I am against a green screen

and I can be superimposed in front of

the video someone else asked a question

which of course I can't remember now but

someone else is asking about something

about the community and it is true that

I do feel like my husband and I have a

really strong wonderful community that

we're surrounded with and I think that

can come across in the videos I'm so

lucky that I

have friends and family that are willing

to be in the videos I think don't they

make them more interesting when it's

friends and family in the videos I think

it's a lot more interesting than when

it's just me I just saw another country

represented in the chat that I hadn't

seen yet it's Bolivia my parents used to

live there

they lived there for three years before

I was born so hello to you okay Wow now

the chat is going so fast someone says

what's your favorite song

ooh boy that's tough you know I used to

sing opera and that's most of what I

listen to if any of you guys are fans of

the Opera I want to let you know if you

didn't already that the Metropolitan

Opera if you go to met opera org every

night they're doing a new free stream

it's actually for 24 hours from their

archive and I've been able to watch

little bits here and they're super fun

if you love opera go check it out if you

don't know opera try it out why not all

right let's go back I hope so oh I know

the other question I wanted to I wanted

answered blouson the word

sorry about that guys I totally did not

did not mean to make that clip happen

someone else asked a question and it was

about whether or not it's possible to

sound like a native speaker if you

weren't born here and how many years

does it take so I would say it really

doesn't have to do with years it's not

like in a certain number of years you

will achieve that it has to do more with

your natural ability to imitate and to

develop your American part of yourself I

call it your American persona and then

people who have a really good musical

ear and as I said very good imitation

skills can definitely get there or

almost there and it does take a long

time probably a couple of years I would

say but you have to certain people will

be able to achieve that and I think

other people will probably

never be able to achieve that it has to

do with their mindset and how open they

are to change how much they can find

something different with their body how

much they can understand a different way

of expressing themselves and you know

not everybody wants to sound like a

native speaker a lot of people value

their accents and they study simply to

feel that they can communicate more

easily and be more easily understood and

I always say I know I teach accident

reduction but I think accents are

wonderful and I I am not in the business

of eliminating accents I am in the

business of helping people reach their

goals for communicating in English

whatever they are okay let's go back to

that video and again sorry about that

blip I just had is really unclear it's

very common to drop the beginning and

basically just make the TS sound let's

put the lemon juice in that it's and

what can also make this reduction we're

we're just putting the TS sound in front

of the next word see this video for

further examples and explanation let me

go get him a couple reductions here let

me becomes Lemmy and the H is dropped in

him dropping the H in this word is a

really common reduction when we do this

it sounds just like when we dropped the

T H in them get him becomes get him just

like put them was put them the flap T

links the words and the reduction of

them and him are the exact same sounds

schwa and M get him did you guys know

that that the hymn reduction and the

vehm reduction will sound the same get

him put them in those cases we're

linking with a flap T but both them and

him sound like um when they're reduced

and sometimes people will say why on

earth would they be pronounced the same

and I say because the context we know

are we talking about a couple of people

or are we talk

about a single person so that's why it's

not really confusing so I said let me go

get him get him get him get him

that's get him pronounced a more natural

way everyone out there try it right now

get him repeat with me get them get them

get them right okay now let's go back I

think my son Stoney is about to make an

appearance

put them hey everybody

you want to try no okay dump them in

them is okay I really wanted Stoney to

say something to camera but he wouldn't

do it and then I said dump them in dump

them dump them again them becoming um

get them dump them I love these

reductions and these are the

characteristic components of English

this is these are what make American

English very unique bill linking the way

you know some students come from a

language where each word is separate and

clear and they have the hardest time

with this linking and with changing a

word like them - um why would you ever

make a word less clear than its supposed

to be but this is what we do in American

English we love the flow we love the

smoothly the smoothness and it can make

it incredibly hard to understand but

when you know what the reductions are

and you study them like this like in

this video they will become easier to

understand and once that starts

happening you'll find that your

listening comprehension does improve so

there is a good reason for studying all

of these things it's not just

interesting in the beautiful music but

it helps you understand American English

produced again

dump them dump them I'm going to take

you down to Daddy I'm going to

got reduced with our most common words

and phrases we tend to do the most

dramatic reductions mana there's almost

an idea of I in front of it but not

really I'm gonna mana mana I'm gonna

take you down to daddy I made a video

where I go over this reduction and more

examples click here or in the

description below to see that video

I love how when you start paying

attention to a particular reduction you

constantly hear it did you catch the

reductions of them here we're talking

about the apple slices okay I think

that's so fun and funny about making

videos with my friends is we all use

English without thinking about it of

course and as soon as I point something

out like the reduction and then you know

when they stop to think about it they

think oh all of them it's so ridiculous

to say all of them and isn't it funny

how all of ends up sounding like the

word all of all of the little green

thing that you get olive oil out of all

of all of all of them all of them I just

love this about language and it's just

it's so fun thinking about it when I'm

around people who don't think about it

and discovering these things and just

listening to how they talk and reduce

someone says it's like impossible for me

to learn all of these reduction things

you know what I'm gonna challenge you on

that there there are not a massive

number of reductions there are quite a

few but not hundreds I have a video on

each one of them you can learn them and

you can do it and the more you do it and

then you start doing analyses of native

speech you'll get more and more used to

them guys this summer 13 videos in a row

we're going to do those Ben Franklin

speech analysis videos where we're

taking a scene from a movie

this case and we're doing an in-depth

pronunciation analysis and so as a part

of that you're going to be seeing a lot

of reductions and those are a great way

to solidify what you're learning if

you've learned something like the

reduction of them and him then you go

see it being used in a conversation it's

a great way to solidify that in your

mind so be sure to check that out it's

an awesome series I just finished my

first round of editing with them and

they're gonna be really good they're

gonna be really fun we have a big

variety of videos of movies that we're

going to be doing clips from and they're

all they're all worth watching there's

something interesting to learn in every

one of them so make sure you come check

it out okay so the first one is the

first Tuesday in June alright let's go

back to the video and we mixed the

apples in with the other dry ingredients

we packed the apples into our pie shell

and drizzled on the caramel sauce which

got too thick as it cooled we overcooked

it and finally we make the lattice top

for the pie I had some problems and I

kept messing it up what is wrong with me

really screwing up screw up is a phrasal

verb which means to do something the

wrong way or to do a bad job with

something I screwed up the pie crust

you could also say mess up I messed up

the pie crust have to wipe that off oh

darn I beat that caramel sauce this is

weird Laura last time I made this it

seeped in much more so went because look

when I'm doing the lattice now when I

pull it up it's like bringing up all

this ready thicker it's weird I gotta

say right now I'm like I'm feeling

embarrassed about how this is turning

out turn out another phrasal verb as I'm

using it here it means how something

develops or ends I'm not happy with how

it's going I'm embarrassed

with the end result of my pie I gotta

say right now I'm like I'm feeling

embarrassed

about how this is turning out I finished

making the top and we put it in the oven

and the final scene of course needs to

be trying the pie also we made a pumpkin

pie I'm also feeling great about that

from scratch with a pumpkin

we made whipped cream big deal and Dana

made chocolate dipped macaroons macaroon

iraq-iran to clarify this is a macaroon

and this is a macaron which is also

pronounced macaron if you'd like to

recreate this pie it really is amazingly

delicious please see the link in the

video description below it's from my

favorite PI book the four and twenty

blackbirds book in this American English

pronunciation or party okay I'm seeing

some questions coming in chat let's just

take a quick minute to look at them

somebody was asking about the difference

between kin ki n Qing and keen like I'm

keen to do that I'm interested in doing

that so the difference there is the

avowal I can sit and the eval like in

seat and I do have a video on that where

I actually used the problem of the word

beech sounding just like a cuss word

[ __ ] and I know a lot of my non-native

students are like embarrassed and

worried about the difference in these

vowels because it also comes in with the

word sheet and then the cuss word with

the is sound would be [ __ ] and so it's

important to feel comfortable in these

vowels and I know a lot of my students

aren't so I do have a video you can look

that up probably googling on YouTube

Rachel's English and then the word beech

would get you there

but the thing to note is with the with

the word king like king and queen so if

you look it up in the dictionary you'll

see the avowal I can sit but it's not

because that would be a kick King King

and that's not how we say that word we

say King so when the avowal is ending is

followed by an NG sound then it shifts

to eat but that's not what the

dictionaries will tell you this is

common in words like King and ring like

a ring but then also we have a ton of

words in English all of our verbs that

would have an ING ending so it's true

there as well it's not in it's in in in

helping hanging in a dictionary that

would say it's a but it's really more of

a in practice it's just one of those

things that for whatever reason the IPA

doesn't really truthfully reflect the

habits of how Americans speak there are

just a few vowels like that and this is

one of them if owl

followed by ng the ing ending someone

says why are you an awesome teacher I

don't know because I have awesome

students I think okay guys it's been

really fun being here with you live

thank you so much for joining me the

chat was so on fire today I had a hard

time even reading the comments sometimes

they moved so quickly

I'm seeing someone asking about learning

vocabulary search that on my channel I

have a couple videos one of them is 5

tips on learning vocabulary and then

I've published two recently that are

intermediate words that are great words

for my intermediate students and also

any student studying for an exam like

TOEFL or IELTS these are going to be

words that you're gonna want to know for

those exams so be sure to check them out

Rachel's English vocabulary should bring

them up for you but this was fun guys

keep an eye out for my next live stream

it will likely be the same time next

Saturday and I will publish the link for

that a couple days in advance so that's

it guys thank you so much for being here

I enjoy you I appreciate you I hope you

are

{{}}

我的系统设置，所以如果你能听到我的声音，请在聊天中大声喊叫，说是的，雷切尔，我听到了，谢谢你们来到这里，今天很高兴见到你们，我们将观看我制作的视频 在 2017 年，当我想到这个视频并找到它时，我简直不敢相信，我不敢相信这是我多久以前制作的视频，感觉不是很久以前那么棒也谢谢 您在聊天中确认您可以听到我的声音 我很感激，所以这个视频只是我的最爱之一，因为它是我和我最好的朋友之一，我们一起做饭，我们正在学习真正的英语，所以这就是我们 '今天在做这个朋友是劳拉，你可能认识她，因为她参加了一些视频，我们每年秋天都会聚在一起烘烤大约十年，我已经把我的摄像机带到那里一段时间了， 当我们一起看视频时，我会密切关注聊天我看到 pe ople 从西班牙进来 巴西 意大利 埃及 另一个巴西 很多巴西在这里 你好巴西哇 他们来得太快了 现在我们有土耳其 伊拉克 西班牙 墨西哥 海地 委内瑞拉 萨尔瓦多 这太棒了 哦有人说我认识劳拉 那人一定见过我的 频道 韩国 越南 哥伦比亚 哦，有人说塞尔维亚 埃塞俄比亚 有人说你说话同步 我上周确实遇到了一些问题，我的相机我很抱歉我保证我不会上线，直到我修复它并且我修复它哦，天哪 洪都拉斯 孟加拉国 德国 哥斯达黎加 秘鲁 摩洛哥 委内瑞拉 我什至你们都很棒 俄罗斯 印度 也门 利比亚 巴拿马 阿尔及利亚 我的眼睛几乎无法集中注意力 它在聊天中的速度如此之快 中国 丹麦 非常感谢你们在这里，这很有趣我 当我看到聊天经过时感受到你的能量，所以如果你对我们一起观看的视频有任何疑问，或者在聊天中发布任何其他问题，我会尽量保持注意力，我会看到索马里巴基斯坦 A lgeria 突尼斯 危地马拉 我看到了澳大利亚，所以在聊天中发表评论 我会尽我所能在我们一起观看视频时关注这一点，这就是我将要做的，如果你有问题就问 在此过程中，我们将停止来自 Laura 的视频视频，我们将谈论正在发生的事情，你们可能有什么问题，所以让他们继续前进，让我们继续开始这个视频，以便我 说这是 2017 年，我的好朋友劳拉在她位于马萨诸塞州的家中，我们聚在一起度过了我们所谓的秋季烘焙周末，好吧，让我们看看这个美式英语发音视频，我们将学习现实生活中的英语 当我和我亲爱的朋友劳拉焦糖做一个苹果派时，这个美味的词可以用三种方式发音焦糖焦糖或焦糖每种发音都被接受，你会发现字典中列出的所有这三种发音这就是它所说的拂我 dium saucepan 现在它没有说 over medium-low heat 好吧好吧我会这样做 好吧 注意我们如何回应彼此 可以用来说我明白我在听我和劳拉都是这样在中低温下使用它的好的好的我读过好的好的好的好的你们中有多少人喜欢做饭我没有看到一个完整的 有人提出很多问题会保存实时视频，您可以将其保存在您的频道中吗是的，现在我将它们全部公开我已经完成了这是我的第三个或第四个所以它们都在那里我想如果 你去 Rachel's 我想如果你去 youtube.com slash Rachel's English slash live 那可能是旧的，但如果没有，我会想办法把你送到哪里去看，但是是的，这个会出现 所以如果你去我的频道，你应该可以找到它以及我的其他直播视频，所以我想知道 在这个视频中，劳拉和我正在做焦糖酱焦糖，我们正在讨论它的不同发音，所以我们正在制作甜点，我想在聊天中知道你最喜欢做或吃的甜点是什么，但如果 你让它让我知道劳拉和我计划今年秋天聚在一起，如果我们能够在旅行限制的情况下，我们一直在寻找新的食谱来尝试我想尝试一个食谱会很有趣 是你们中的一个人给我们这个想法的地方，所以在聊天中让我知道你最喜欢的甜点是什么，你知道也许我可以用谷歌搜索找到食谱，劳拉和我可以做，我们可以和你们分享 好吧，让我们继续和劳拉一起做吧，如果我宣布了，我不记得我是否已经在食谱的视频部分中说过了，我们都说我明白，然后她提供 照顾它，我在这里再次说好，意思是我明白我会这样做 好吧，我们也用它，是的，你可以加糖吗 所以他们只会在黄油上粘上一点点，是的，你知道这不行，所以日本芝士蛋糕柠檬蛋糕柠檬派有人说蛋糕有人说冰淇淋有人说提拉米苏芝士桃馅饼是我最喜欢的肉桂卷之一你知道我在想 关于本周做一些肉桂卷我看到了一个食谱，我觉得这太好了，不能忽视好吧，来自香港的人说现在是凌晨 4:00，谢谢你加入我们，我们只是在谈论有人说巧克力蛋糕圣徒的甜点- 尊敬一个非常法式的蛋糕，现在我在烹饪节目中看到过这种蛋糕，但我从来没有做过，但我确实买了一本关于法式糕点的书，它就在里面，所以也许我应该让它看起来有点复杂，但我 '''m always up for 所以我很高兴 很多人说 Akito 我以前从未听过这个词是一种甜点如果是的话请解释一下因为很多人说甜甜圈是的我喜欢甜甜圈去年我和劳拉做了苹果酒甜甜圈我们把它们盖在里面 肉桂和糖 他们是我做过的最好的东西 我肯定会很快再做一次 arroz con leche 好吃 我以前吃过 肯定 Nikita 很好 好吧 有人告诉我这是什么 Nikki 面团是什么 我给它一个非常美式的发音 不是我 Nikki 面团 我确定这不是它的发音 有人说果仁蜜饼 我喜欢果仁蜜饼 我小时候不喜欢 我不太喜欢它 我会 说实际上我什至不喜欢它，即使是作为一个成年人，但后来我有了它，我再次敞开心扉，我意识到它是多么美味的南瓜甜点，好吧，让我们继续前进，我要 再次缩小自己，我会继续看谢谢 伙计们扔掉了你所有的建议 卡路里高 听听你说的不同方式 我不是认真的哦 我在开玩笑 我在开玩笑 我只是在开玩笑 她在开玩笑 我只是在开玩笑，我只是在开玩笑 一个名字它是美国男人的一个很常见的名字，我不知道 joshing 这个短语是如何演变的 开玩笑，所以我不知道为什么或如何，但只是看着这个你就知道它只是让我看到当我和劳拉在一起时我笑得有多难，这让我很开心 非常感谢她，你知道我知道世界上有很多人，包括我自己现在我们正处于一个我们无法真正与朋友保持身体接触的时期，我们正在努力保持社交距离，并与两个小 孩子们，如果我们的孩子足够大，可以理解，那么我们可能会和一些朋友一起坐在六英尺外的田野里，但我们最小的孩子才 18 个月，他不会理解与人保持距离，所以这只是 和人在一起似乎有点困难和复杂，嗯，因为天气越来越暖和，我们只是想多出去走走，越来越难过，你们呢，你们住在哪里，让我 知道聊天时你们也必须保持社交距离，或者冠状病毒可能不是你现在所处的问题，但这绝对是一个问题，好吧，让我们回到视频，我将回顾所有这些不同 进入方式 美式英语，我们可以说我不是认真的好吧我在开玩笑我只是在开玩笑我在拉你的腿我只是在开玩笑所有这些事情意味着我所说的不应该被认真对待或 从字面上看，我也可以说我只是在玩，或者我在玩这个词只是在所有这些短语中都可以使用，但不必使用一个关于单词发音的注释，只要它后面跟着一个单词 以辅音开头的 T 通常会被丢弃 例如我只是在开玩笑 只是在开玩笑，从 S 音直接变成没有 T 的 K 我在开玩笑 我在开玩笑 我只是在开玩笑 我在拉你的 腿 这是一个高热量的谎言 我只是在开玩笑 你想抓住这块黄油 是的 没关系 所以如果你想知道我在聊天中看到它 合气道是一种在巴西很有名的饼干 显然很美味 如果我做到了，我应该查一下这个食谱我会在 YouTube 和 Instagram 上发布一个故事，然后我会 我想我的 Instagram 会自动转到 Facebook，所以如果我成功了，我会把它贴在那里，我会对这个 cookie 进行评论 在那里进行封锁，她希望人们能更认真地对待社交距离，我说得对吗？梅吉，聊天很快就过去了，但我认为这就是我所看到的，这里也是如此，有些人非常认真，而其他人则没有 这么多你知道如果你不认识任何人有它或谁有它我确实认为在这一点上可能更难更认真地对待它但你知道我们所有人都有如此巨大的牺牲正在发生正确的社会牺牲 和经济牺牲以及我们仍然保留的所有这些我们仍然非常认真而且我们真的非常孤立但我们很幸运我们有一个朋友八周前和我们一起搬进来所以 我们已经合并了两个家庭，如果我们刚刚决定成为彼此的核心家庭，所以我们有一个额外的人和我们住在一起，这很棒，所以有人说你第一次教的学生和现在的学生有什么不同 他们的英语学习，所以杰克我不确定你的问题是关于我的技术多年来发生了怎样的变化，或者我如何教初学者而不是更高级的人，你知道有趣的是我经常在 同样的事情，因为我的高年级学生已经掌握了很多东西，但通常有一点性格让他们听起来不自然，无论是放置还是缩短缩短时间，所以我将进行最后的微调 我的高级学生的事情，然后是我的初学者，我认为它们是如此重要和关键的组成部分，从一开始我就会谈论性格 好吧，所以现在通常是相似的，现在我必须与更多的初学者一起深入研究更多主题，例如声音计算出嘴的位置等等，但是我与每个人都在研究一些主题，因为几乎每个人都需要工作 在他们身上，梅吉已经证实，是的，在波尔多有几起案件，你知道梅吉，我就像 15 年前一样在波尔多，或者喜欢它的东西，如果我这样做，我完全想回去我会去找你，我们都一起喝酒 所有这些冠状病毒都已经过去了，好吧，让我们回到视频中，这样我们就可以观看烹饪并且变得非常好和饥饿，因为你已经做得这么好多少年了，我们从 2010 年开始就住在这里 不可能不 不可能 不可能 那是什么意思 那意味着我无法相信她所说的话 b 从那以后我就住在城里了，所以

我在聊天中看到

有人问我是社交距离

还是物理距离，这是一个很好的

问题，所以这是物理距离，但

它被称为社交距离并不是那么

有趣，

所以在费城我们 '被要求

保持我认为一般情况下尽可能与人保持六英尺的距离，

但

这样做的做法称为社交

距离，例如在

杂货店或公园，我们会看到标语

说请保持社交距离

尽可能保持六英尺或更多的距离 还有人

询问单词

false 和暗 L 的发音，所以

那个单词中的 L 就是我们所说的暗 L

因为它出现在元音下降之后

，即暗音和 然后有

一个 S 这个人说你是否抬起你

的舌尖以获得

L 但一般来说，一个人

可能会这样做一次，然后如果它

在句子的末尾或者你

认为你没有抬起你的舌尖

，例如我的名字雷切尔嘿，

你叫什么名字雷切尔如果我这么说并且我是

完成了，我中断了，我没有链接到

一个 X 单词我的名字以 L 结尾一个黑暗的

LI 不要抬起我的舌尖 Rachel

我只是让那个黑暗的声音虚假下降，

或者你可以看到我的舌尖为此

向下 我用舌头后部发出声音

哦

，当然，我有关于黑暗 L 的视频

以及如何发出声音，但这是要记住的一般

规则，如果后面的声音

是辅音或

后面没有声音 一个思想小组的结束

然后不要抬起你的舌尖 它

会把声音拉得太远

它会发出太多的声音

而且它可能听起来不

正确 有人在聊天中问了很多次

你说话了吗 有点西班牙语 我

在国外上过大学，

很久以前我住在多米尼加

共和国 ublic 从那以后我在那里说西班牙语，

我在墨西哥呆了一段时间，

但

自从我每天都需要西班牙语以来已经有很长时间了，

所以我可以说我说得不太

好，但我 我很高兴地发现，当我

回到

像一月份在墨西哥那样需要它的情况时

，我能够度过难关，感觉

很好，我觉得我有一个

可以用来建立基础的基础 为了提高我的

词汇量，弄清楚我的漏洞在哪里

，如果我曾经处于

我将

要花更多时间说西班牙语的情况下，所有这些你都知道，

好吧，让我们回到

我说七年的视频 虽然劳拉说

六七年是你

可能会在一个词的末尾听到的东西，以

显示每年秋天的近似值

烘焙

周末，所以我会

在下面的评论中放一个指向该播放列表的链接，也在

这里只需点击 我 他们

真的很有趣 他们至少我们玩得很开心

我们玩得很开心 我们继续

为那个馅饼做酱汁 添加黄油

然后添加奶油 我们都不

确定食谱上说的是什么 我们都

使用了应该的短语 我们都把

这个短语变成了 sposta 我们把

它从 3 个音节减少到 2 个这真的很

常见 s 和 T 可以

发音只是假设

或 ZD spose de 我想我应该

慢慢地添加这个 我应该

保持 搅拌或搅拌就

可以了 我们去

哇 相机上的蒸汽球 好的

蒸汽炸弹 好的 我看到更多的

评论和问题出现了

首先聊天

我学院的其他几个人让我知道

他们在这里 谢谢你们，很

高兴在这里见到你们有人说搅拌所以

搅拌器是我们正在使用的厨房工具，

它拥有所有这些哦我

什至不知道如何称呼金属股

，我认为它可能

来自 法式料理原本是别人的

询问我的上线是不是我

经常这样做所以如果你只是加入

我这里谢谢你的到来我

将在接下来的几周内上线

我想可能是五月和六月只是

作为一种方式 在

这段疏远的时间里尝试更多地联系，当我

在家时，我有更多的时间待在

家里，现在我计划

在周六直播，但请

留意 Instagram Facebook YouTube，因为

我 '会在那里宣布，如果你去

Rachel 的 youtube.com slash Rachel's

English slash live，它应该会显示

下一次我已经安排的时间，而且我会

提前一两天安排，所以如果

你检查一下，那么你肯定会

知道它何时发生

，您可以与

人分享 V 你可以

看到这和 W 不同 哇哇，

所以我确实有一个视频，

可以播放近距离慢动作，你可以暂停它，

你可以真正并排研究这两种声音

，所以一定要在 youtube 上

搜索 Rachel 的英语 VW，你

应该能够找到

一对 人们在问

我会不会说中文，那会很有趣，你

知道我现在和我住在一起的朋友，

她的名字叫 Renee，她

在二、三年级的时候住在中国，所以

当她七到九岁的时候

大约几岁，所以她会说

中文 有她在身边很有趣

她正在教男孩们一些中文

短语和单词 当然他们会

说得比我更好

有人说科罗纳的

日常生活看起来像你知道的那样

我一直在家

工作 和我们在一起，因为 e 他们已经

关闭了办公室，所以他们都

在家工作，所以在家工作是一件

大事

方式，我们的孩子

从他们来的那一刻起

就和我们在一起 24/7

只是持续不断，你知道我总是

说，在我们终于让最后一个孩子

入睡后，我们下楼

，这是一个灾难区，然后我们

必须花大约一个小时清理它

，然后等到完成

只是太累了，我们就去睡觉了，

比我描述的要好一点，

但这是主要区别，嗯，我们

不认识任何死于

此病的人我认识认识人的人，

我们认识一些人 谁得到了它，

但它不像 一种非常密切的

关系，就病毒

本身和它的可怕性而言，我们

与这一点相去甚远，

但这就是我想说的，我们的

主要区别是孩子们，

看不到朋友也看

不到 出去，你知道大卫和我不知道

我们当然没有一起

约会，两个半月

现在好了，让我们回到视频我

想看看这个馅饼结果如何我很

漂亮 确实很好，所以现在

我们正在用机器切苹果

，让它更容易一点，你

可以把它们放在这里然后是的，好吧

，美式英语总是有很多减少

让我们看看

我刚才说的那些 使用 we are contract to we are

并且经常发音 在

对话中它真的很快，

听起来就像这个词，或者我

在这里使用了两次收缩所以现在我们正在

切片苹果，我们正在使用机器

使其成为 稍微容易一点，你可以把

它们放在这里然后是的，好吧，你要

放 他们在这里然后一些更多的

减少单词开头的单词

被删除了

我们需要这个词在语法上是

正确的但它有时会在

口语中被丢弃会变成going

并且th被丢弃在他们里面放他们

变成put他们放他们没有 th 和一个

襟翼 T 连接这两个词把它们

放好每个人练习

放它们放它们链接这些词

放它们你会放它们好有

几个问题出现在一个人

问什么视频编辑软件做什么 我

用我假设你的意思是在这些直播中

我知道这很酷不是

吗

在绿色屏幕上

，我可以叠加在

视频前面 其他人问了一个问题

，我现在当然不记得了，但是

其他人正在询问

有关社区的事情，确实，

我确实觉得我的丈夫 d 我有一个

非常强大的社区，

我们被包围了，我认为这

可以在视频中看到我很

幸运，我

有朋友和家人

愿意出现在我认为他们制作的视频中

当视频中是朋友和家人时他们更有趣

我认为

这比只有我时有趣得多

在我出生之前的三年里，

向你们问好，好吧哇，

现在聊天进展得如此之快，有人说

你最喜欢的歌是什么

哦，男孩，这很难，你知道我曾经

唱过歌剧，

如果你们中的任何一个人，这就是我听的大部分内容

是歌剧院的粉丝 我想让你知道 如果你还

没有 大都会

歌剧院 如果你每晚去见 Opera org

他们正在做一个新的免费流

实际上是从他们的档案中提取的 24 小时

我已经 能够在这里看到一

点点 如果你喜欢歌剧，它们会非常有趣

如果你

不了解歌剧，那就去看看吧，试试看，为什么不

好吧，让我们回去吧，希望如此，哦，我知道

我想问的另一个问题

关于那些人，我完全

不是故意让那个片段发生的，

其他人问了一个问题，如果你不是在这里

出生，是否有可能

听起来像一个母语人士

，需要多少年

才能完成 我想说这

真的与年数无关，它

不像在一定年限内你

会实现，它必须更多地与

你模仿和

发展你自己的美国部分的自然能力做更多我

称之为你的美国人 角色，然后

是具有非常好的音乐

耳朵的人，正如我所说，非常好的模仿

技巧肯定可以到达那里或

几乎到达那里，这确实需要很

长时间，可能需要几年我会

说，但你必须某些人

能够 实现这一目标，我瘦了 k

其他人可能

永远无法实现

这与他们的心态以及

他们对改变的开放程度有关 他们可以在多大程度上找到

与自己的身体不同的

东西 他们可以在多大程度上理解

表达自己的不同方式，而您

不知道 每个人都想听起来像一个

母语人士很多人重视

他们的口音，他们学习只是为了

觉得他们可以更

轻松地交流和更容易理解，

我总是说我知道我教

减少事故但我认为口音

很好，II 我的职责

不是消除口音 我的职责

是帮助人们达到

用英语交流的目标

不管他们还好吗 让我们回到

那个视频 再次对

我刚刚遇到的那个问题感到抱歉 真的不清楚

掉线很常见 开始，

基本上只是让 TS 听起来 让我们

把柠檬汁放进去

在下一个单词的前面，请参阅此视频以获取

更多示例和解释让我

去给他几个减法让

我成为 Lemmy，H 被丢弃在

他身上，当我们这样做时，在这个词中丢弃 H 是一个

非常常见的减法

听起来就像当我们把

TH 扔进去的时候，得到他变成得到他，

就像把它们放进

去一样

赞美诗减少和

vehm减少听起来一样让

他把它们放在那些我们

用襟翼T链接的情况下但是

当它们被减少时他们和他听起来都像嗯

，有时人们会说为什么

地球上会 他们发音相同

，我说因为我们知道的上下文

是我们谈论几个人

还是我们

谈论一个人所以这就是为什么它

并不真正令人困惑所以我说让我去

让他得到他让他得到他

那是他的代名词 找到一种更自然的

方式 现在每个人都试试

让他和我重复 让他们

让他们 马上 让我们回去 我

想我的儿子 Stoney 即将

露面

把它们 嘿每个

你想尝试的人 不可以 把

它们扔进去没关系 我真的想让斯通尼对着

镜头说点什么，但他不

会这样做 然后我说把它们扔进垃圾堆

他们把它们再扔它们变成 嗯

让它们把它们扔掉 我喜欢这些

减少，这些就是

特征 英语的组成部分

这就是使美国

英语非常独特的法案链接方式

你知道一些学生来自

每个单词都是独立和清晰的语言，

他们在这种链接和改变像他们这样的单词时遇到了最困难的时间

• 嗯 为什么你

会说一个词没有它应该的那么清晰

，但这就是我们在美式

英语中所做的我们喜欢流畅我们喜欢

流畅的流畅，它可以

使它难以置信地难以理解但是

wh 你知道减少是什么，

然后像在这个视频中那样学习它们，

它们会变得更容易

理解，一旦开始

发生，你会发现你的

听力理解确实提高了，所以

有充分的理由学习

所有这些东西 它不仅

在优美的音乐中很有趣，而且

它可以帮助您理解美国英语

再次产生

dump themdump them I'm going to take

you down to Daddy I'm going to

be reduce with our most common words

and phrases we倾向于做 最

戏剧性的法力减少几乎

是我在前面的想法，但不是

真的

下面的描述可以看到那个视频

我喜欢当你开始

关注一个特定的减少时

你会经常听到它你有没有注意到

它们的减少在这里我们

谈论的是苹果片好吧我想

就是这样 和

我的朋友一起制作视频的乐趣和有趣之处在于我们都使用

英语当然没有考虑它

，一旦我

指出像减少这样的东西，然后你知道

当他们停下来思考时，

他们认为哦，所有人都是如此

说所有这些都是荒谬的，这不是很

有趣吗？所有这些听起来都像是一个

绿色的小

东西，你从所有

所有的所有所有的所有所有的所有这些中都得到橄榄油

关于语言，只是

当我

在那些不考虑语言

并发现这些事情的

人周围时，思考它是如此

有趣

你知道我要挑战你的

事情 没有

大量的减少 有

很多但不是数百个 我有一个关于

每个人的视频 你可以学习它们，

你可以做到，而且更多 你做

然后你开始 对母语进行分析，

你会越来越习惯

他们今年夏天连续 13 个视频

我们将做那些本富兰克林

语音分析视频，我们

从电影中拍摄

这个案例的场景，我们 重新进行深入的

发音分析，因此作为其中的

一部分，您将看到

很多减少，

如果您已经学会了减少它们的内容，那么这些是巩固所学内容的好方法

然后他然后你去

看看它被用在对话中这是

一个很好的方式来巩固你的

想法所以一定要检查一下这是

一个很棒的系列我刚刚完成了

与他们的第一轮编辑

他们会真的 很好，它们

会很有趣，我们有

各种各样的电影视频，我们将从这些视频中制作

剪辑，

它们都是值得一看的

，每一个都有有趣的东西可以学习，

所以制作 确定你来

看看好吧，所以第一个是

冷杉 t 六月的星期二 好吧，让我们

回到视频，我们把

苹果和其他干原料混合在一起，

把苹果装进馅饼壳里

，淋在

焦糖酱上 馅饼的格子

顶部 我遇到了一些问题，我

一直把它搞砸 我有什么问题

真的搞砸了 搞砸是一个短语

动词，意思是用

错误的方式做某事或对

我搞砸的事情做得不好 馅饼皮

你也可以说搞砸了我把

馅饼皮弄乱了 哦

该死我打败了焦糖酱这很

奇怪劳拉上次我做这个它

渗入更多所以去了因为看看

我做的时候 lattice now 当我

把它拉起来的时候，就像把这

一切准备得更厚，这很奇怪，我

现在得说，我觉得我很

尴尬，

因为我在

这里使用它，结果是另一个短语动词 表示某事如何

发展或结束 我

对它的进展不满意我

对我的馅饼的最终结果感到尴尬我现在必须

说我就像我

对结果如何感到尴尬我

完成了顶部并且我们把它放进去 烤箱

和最后一幕当然

需要尝试馅饼 我们还做了一个南瓜

馅饼 我也感觉很棒

用南瓜从头开始

我们做了生奶油很重要 Dana

做了巧克力蘸杏仁杏仁饼

伊拉克-伊朗 澄清这是一个

马卡龙，这是一个马卡龙，

如果你想

重新制作这个馅饼，它也发音为马卡龙，它真的非常

美味请看

下面视频描述中的链接它来自我

最喜欢的 PI 书，四和二十

黑鸟书 在这个美式英语

发音或聚会中 好吧 我

在聊天中看到一些问题 让我们

花点时间来看看他们

有人在问

kin kin Qing 和热衷于我

很想这样做之间的区别 我' 兴趣 ed 这样做

，所以区别在于

我可以坐的 avowal 和

座位上的 eval，我确实有一个视频，

我实际上使用了这个词

beech 听起来就像一个 cuss word

婊子的问题，我知道很多 我的非母语

学生很尴尬和

担心这些元音的差异，

因为它也出现在

单词 sheet 中，然后

带有 is 音的 cuss 词会很糟糕，所以

在这些元音中感到舒服很重要

，我 知道我的很多学生

都不是，所以我确实有一个视频，你可以

在 YouTube 上用谷歌搜索

Rachel 的英语，然后单词 beech

会带你到那里，

但要注意的是

带有 king like king 和 女王，所以如果

你在字典中查找它，你会

看到我可以坐下的誓言，但这并不是

因为那会是一个踢 King King

，这不是我们说这个词的方式，我们

说 King 所以当誓言结束时，

后面跟着 一个 NG 的声音，然后它转移

到吃 但这不是

字典会告诉你的，这

在 King 和 ring like a ring 之类的词中很常见，

但是我们在英语中也有很多

单词，所有

动词都有一个 ING 结尾，所以

那里是真的，也不是 在它

帮助挂在一本字典上，它

会说它是一个但实际上它更像是

一个在实践中它只是其中

之一，无论出于何种原因，IPA

并没有真正真实地

反映美国人说话的习惯，

只是 像这样的几个元音

，如果 owl

后面跟着 ng ing 结尾有人

说你为什么是一个很棒的老师我

不知道因为我有很棒的

学生我想好吧伙计们

在这里和你一起生活真的很有趣

非常感谢你加入我

今天的聊天很火我

甚至很难阅读评论有时

他们移动得如此之快

我看到有人询问学习

词汇搜索在我的频道上我

有几个视频一个 如果它们是

学习词汇的 5 个技巧，然后

我最近发表了两个是

中级单词，

对于我的中级学生以及

任何正在准备

托福或雅思等考试的学生来说都是很棒的单词，这些将

是你的单词 想知道

这些考试，所以一定要检查一下，

瑞秋的英语词汇应该会

为你带来这些，但这很有趣，伙计们

请留意我的下一次直播

，可能是下周六的同一时间

，我将发布

提前几天的链接就这样

，伙计们非常感谢你在这里

我喜欢你我很感激你我希望你

是