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Are you ready to speak English like a native? In this video, you'll learn how to sound natural in English with tips on real-life pronunciation like "should've = shouldah" and "could've = couldah." These simple dialogues will help A1-A2 learners improve their speaking skills and sound more confident and fluent in everyday conversations.

By watching this video, you will:
👂 Practice listening English with daily English conversations
🗣️ Improve your speaking by shadowing english speaking practice
🎯 Learn how to speak english fluently and confidently

Timestamps:
00:00 Learn English Conversation
00:42 Should've = Shouldah
01:52 Could've = Couldah
02:55 Would've = Wouldah
04:14 Cup of tea = cup pahtee
05:21 Lot of stuff = Lota stuff
06:17 What are you doing? = Whatcha doing?
07:29 What have you been doing? = Whatcha been doing?
08:31 What do you think? = Whatcha think?
09:31 Yeah, no = No
10:38 No, yeah = Yes
11:38 It is growing cold
12:53 Your neighbor cut down my trees.
14:10 Julie talks very fast.
15:15 I do not like meat.
16:42 She’s the absolute best.
18:09 What's the weather like today?
19:15 She wore a beautiful dress.
20:38 Don’t worry about it!
21:55 The ocean is my favorite view
23:03 Don't let it get wet!
24:20 How was that film?
25:27 Where did you go on holiday?
26:27 I can't find my laptop.
27:43 Is this seat taken?
28:42 May I open the window?
29:41 What is your nationality?
30:48 How do you go to work?
31:56 What kind of books do you read?
32:59 Do you have any siblings?
34:00 That sounds fine.

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