The second time, I will say it at a  normal speed like a native speaker. 

2回目は、ネイティブスピーカーのように普通のスピードで言ってみます。

It's really important that  you repeat along after me, 

あなたが私の後に繰り返してくれることが本当に重要なのです。

so don't be shy. And repeat after each example.

だから、恥ずかしがらないで。そして、それぞれの例の後に繰り返す。

Okay First example, 'I am'  

OK 最初の例、「I am」。

goes to 'I'm'. 'I'm waiting for my friend.' 

は「I'm」になります。'I'm waiting for my friend.

Okay, one more time. I'm waiting for my friend. 

よし、もう一回だ。私は友人を待っている。

Next, 'he is' - 'he's' 'He's walking home.' 

次に、「he is」-「he's」「He's walking home」。

Again, 'he's walking home'. 

ここでも『彼は歩いて帰っている』。

'she is' – 'she's'. 'She's reading a book.' 

'she is' - 'she's' です。'She's reading a book.

And again. 'She's reading a book'. The next one, 'It is' = 'it's'. 

そしてまた'She's reading a book'（彼女は本を読んでいる）。次は、『It is』＝『it's』です。

'It's a nice day.' And again, 'It's a nice day'. 

'It's a nice day.そしてまた、『It's a nice day』。

Next one, 'You are' = 'you're'. 

次は、「You are」＝「you're」です。

'You're a nice person.' And again, 'You're a nice person'. 

'You're a nice person.そしてまた、『あなたは素敵な人だ』と。

'we are' = 'we're'. 'We're ready for the test.' 

'we are' = 'we're' です。'We're ready for the test.

'We're ready for the test.' 

「テストの準備はできています」。

Next one, 'they are' = 'they're'. 'They're very happy.' 

次は、「they are」＝「they're」です。'They're very happy.

'They're very happy.' 

「彼らはとても幸せです。

The last one, 'Lynn is' = 'Lynn's'. 'Lynn's teaching English.' 

最後の「Lynn is」＝「Lynn's」です。'Lynn's teaching English' (リンは英語を教えている)。

'Lynn's teaching English.' 

リンが英語を教えている」。

Good job, everyone. Let's move on. 

皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次に進みましょう。

First one, 'what is' = 'what's'. 'What's my name?' 

まず1つ目は、「What is」＝「What's」です。'What's my name?

'What's my name?' 

「私の名前は何ですか？

'where is' = 'where's' 'Where's the bus stop.' 

'where is' = 'where's' 'Where's the bus stop.

'Where's the bus stop.' Next one. 

「バスの停留所はどこですか？次の1つ。

'why is' = 'why's'. 'Why's she late?' 

'why is' = 'why's' です。'Why's she late?

'Why's she late?' Next. 

'なぜ彼女は遅れたのか'次のページ

'who is' = 'who's'. 'Who's your favorite singer?' 

'who is' = 'who's' です。'Who's your favorite singer?

'Who's your favorite singer?' 

「好きな歌手は誰ですか？

'when is' = 'when's'. 'When's your birthday?' 

'when is' = 'when's' です。'When's your birthday?

'When's your birthday?' Last one. 

「あなたの誕生日はいつですか？最後の一枚。

'how is' = 'how's'. 'How's the weather?' 

'how is' = 'how's' です。'How's the weather?

'How's the weather?' Great. 

天気はどうだ」とか。最高だよ。

Good job, everyone. Let's move on.

皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次に進みましょう。

Okay. The first one, 'is not' = 'isn't'. 'He isn't home.' 

そうですか。1つ目の「is not」＝「isn't」です。'He isn't home.

'He isn't home.' Next. 

「彼は家にいない」。次の方。

'are not' = 'aren't'. 'They aren't coming to dinner.' 

'are not' = 'aren't' です。'They aren't coming to dinner.

'They aren't coming to dinner.' 'do not' = 'don't'. 

'They aren't come to dinner.'do not' = 'don't' です。

'I don't like doing homework.' 'I don't like doing homework.' 

'I don't like doing homework.'I don't like doing homework.

'does not' = 'doesn't'. 'She doesn't study very well.' 

'does not' = 'does't' です。'She doesn't study very well.

'She doesn't study very well.' 

「彼女はあまり勉強しません。

Great job, everybody. Let's move on.

皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次の段階に進みましょう。

First one, 'I will' = 'I'll'. 'I'll make lunch soon.' 

まず1つ目は、「I will」＝「I'll」です。'I'll make lunch soon.

'I'll make lunch soon.' 

「すぐにお弁当を作ります」。

Next, 'he will' = 'he'll'. 'He'll be late for dinner tonight.' 

次に、「he will」＝「he'll」です。'He'll be late for dinner tonight.

'He'll be late for dinner tonight.' 

「彼は今夜の夕食に遅れるだろう」。

Then, 'she will' = 'she'll'. 'She'll wash the dishes after dinner.' 

その後、「she will」＝「she'll」となります。'She'll wash the dishes after dinner.

'She'll wash the dishes after dinner.' 

「彼女は夕食後に皿を洗うよ」。

'It will' = 'it'll'. 'It'll be a great evening.' 

'It will' = 'it'll' です。'It'll be a great evening.

'It'll be a great evening.' 

「素晴らしい夜になるでしょうね。

'you will' = 'you'll'. 'You'll have a great time at my wedding.' 

'you will' = 'you'll' です。'You'll have a great time at my wedding.

'You'll have a great time at my wedding.' 'we will' = 'we'll' 

'You'll have a great time at my wedding.'we will' = 'we'll' です。

'We'll go on vacation in May.' 'We'll go on vacation in May.' 

'We'll go on vacation in May.'We'll go on vacation in May. (5月に休暇に行くよ)

'they will' = 'they'll' 'They'll visit their mom in the summer.' 

'they will' = 'they'll' 'They'll visit their mom in summer' となります。

'They'll visit their mom in the summer.' 

「彼らは夏になるとお母さんのところに行くんだよ。

The last one is a negative form. 'will not' becomes 'won't'. 

最後は否定形です。'will not' は 'won't' になります。

'I won't go to work tomorrow' 'I won't go to work tomorrow' 

明日は仕事に行かない」「明日は仕事に行かない」。

Great job, guys. Let's move on.

みんな、よくやった。次に進みましょう。

First one, 'I would' = I'd. 'I'd  

最初の1つ、「I would」＝「I'd」「I'd

like to help you make dinner.' 'I'd like to  

like to help you making dinner』。'I'd like to

help you make dinner.' 'he would' = 'he'd' 

が夕食作りを手伝ってくれる」。'he would' = 'he'd

'He'd be a good choice for president.' 

彼は大統領にふさわしい」と。

'He'd be a good choice for president.' 

彼は大統領にふさわしい」と。

'she would' = 'she'd' 'She'd be very happy if you helped her.' 

'she would' = 'she'd' 「あなたが彼女を助けてくれたら、彼女はとても喜ぶでしょう」。

'She'd be very happy if you helped her.' 

「あなたが助けてくれたら、彼女はとても喜ぶでしょう」。

'it would' = 'it'd' 'It'd be nice if you visited us.' 

'it would' = 'it'd' 'It'd be nice if you visited us' となります。

'It'd be nice if you visited us.' 'you would' = 'you'd' 

'It'd be nice if you visited us.'you would' = 'you'd'です。

'You'd love being on vacation in Hawaii.' 'You'd love being on vacation in Hawaii.' 

'You'd love being on vacation in Hawaii.'You'd love being on vacation in Hawaii' (ハワイで休暇を過ごすのが好きだろう)

'we would' = 'we'd' 'We'd have to check the price first.' 

'we would' = 'we'd' 'We'd' 「まずは価格を確認しないといけませんね。

'We'd have to check the price first.' Okay, last one for 'would'. 

'We'd have to check the price first.さて、「would」の最後の1つ。

'they would' = 'they'd' 'They'd never hurt you.' 

'they would' = 'they'd' 'They'd ever hurt you'となります。

'They'd never hurt you.' 

「彼らはあなたを傷つけることはないでしょう」。

Okay let's move on to 'had'. First one, 'I had' = 'I'd'. 

さて、次は「had」に移りましょう。まず1つ目、「I had」＝「I'd」です。

'I'd better make breakfast soon.' 'I'd better make breakfast soon.' 

'I'd better make breakfast soon.'I'd better make breakfast soon.

'he had' = 'he'd' 'He'd studied a lot before his test.' 

'he had' = 'he'd' 'He'd studied a lot in before his test'となります。

'He'd studied a lot before his test.' 

「彼はテストの前にたくさん勉強していました。

'she had' = 'she'd' 'She'd never been to a concert before last night.' 

she had」＝「she'd」「彼女は昨夜までコンサートに行ったことがなかった」。

'She'd never been to a concert before last night.' 

「彼女は昨夜までコンサートに行ったことがなかったんだ。

'it had' = 'it'd' 'It'd better be on sale.' 

'it had' = 'it'd' 'It'd better be on sale' となります。

'It'd better be on sale.' 

発売されている方がいい』と。

'you had' = 'you'd' 'You'd better fasten your seat belt.' 

'you had' = 'you'd' 「シートベルトを締めた方がいいですよ」という意味です。

'You'd better fasten your seat belt.' 

「シートベルトを締めた方がいいですよ」。

'we had' = 'we'd' 'We'd not eaten  

'we had' = 'we'd' 'We'd not eaten

since breakfast.' 'We'd not eaten since breakfast.' 

since breakfast」。'We'd not eaten since breakfast' (朝食から食べていない)

'they had' = 'they'd' 'They'd gone home before the party finished.' 

'they had' = 'they'd' 'They'd gone home before the party finished' となります。

'They'd gone home before the party finished.' 

「彼らはパーティーが終わる前に家に帰っていた。

Good job, everyone. Let's move on.

皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次に進みましょう。

First one. 'I have' = 'I've' 

最初の1つ。'I have' = 'I've' (アイヴ)

'I've never seen a ghost.' 'I've never seen a ghost.' 

'I've never seen a ghost.'I've never seen a ghost.

Next you have, 'you've'. 'You've been a great help to me.' 

次にyou have、「you've」です。'You've been a great help to me.

'You've been a great help to me.' 'we have' = 'we've' 

'You've been a great help to me.'we have' = 'we've' です。

'We've got a problem.' 'We've got a problem.' 

'We've got a problem.'We've got a problem.

'they have' = 'they've' 'They've been so kind to us.' 

'they have' = 'they've' 'They've been so kind to us'.

'They've been so kind to us.' 'could have' = 'could've' 

'They've been so kind to us.'could have' = 'could've'

'We could've won the contest  if we'd tried harder.' 

「もっと頑張ればコンテストに勝てたのに」。

'We could've won the contest  if we'd tried harder.' 

「もっと頑張ればコンテストに勝てたのに」。

'would have' = 'would've' 'They would've stopped if someone told them.' 

would have」＝「would've」「誰かに言われたら止めただろう」。

'They would've stopped if someone told them.' 

誰かが教えてくれれば、彼らは止まっただろう」。

'should have' = 'should've' 'She should've quit smoking earlier.' 

'should have' = 'should've' 'She should've quit smoking earlier' となります。

'She should've quit smoking earlier.' 

「彼女はもっと早くタバコをやめるべきだった」。

'might have' = 'might've' 

'might have' = 'might've'

'He might've gotten the job  if he went to the interview.' 

「彼は面接に行けば仕事を得られたかもしれない」。

'He might've gotten the job  if he went to the interview.' 

「彼は面接に行けば仕事を得られたかもしれない」。

'who have' = 'who've' 

'who have' = 'who've'

'I like people who've traveled a lot.' 'I like people who've traveled a lot.' 

'I like people who've been travelling a lot.「たくさん旅をしてきた人が好きです。

Last one. 'there have' = 'there've' 

最後の一枚。'there have' = 'there've'

'There've been a few problems lately.' 

「最近、いくつかの問題が発生しています」。

'There've been a few problems lately.' Great good job, everybody. Let's move on. 

「最近、いくつかの問題が発生しています」。皆さん、素晴らしいグッジョブです。次に進みましょう。

First one. 'want a' = 'wanna' 

最初の一枚。'want a' = 'wanna' です。

'I wanna coffee .' 'I wanna coffee .' 

'I wanna coffee .'I wanna coffee .'（コーヒーが飲みたい

'got a' = 'gotta' 

'got a' = 'gotta'

'Have you gotta minute?' 'Have you gotta minute?' 

'Have you gotta minute?' 'Have you gotta minute?'

'don't know' = 'dunno' 'I dunno.' 

don't know」＝「dunno」「わからない」。

'I dunno.' 'let me' = 'lemme' 

わからない」「させてほしい」＝「lemme

'Lemme go.' 'Lemme go.' 

'Lemme go.''Lemme go.'

'give me' = 'gimme' 'Gimme the pen.' 

give me」＝「gimme」「gimme the pen.

'Gimme the pen.' 

ペンをよこせ」と。

'tell them' = 'tell'em' 'Tell'em we're starting now.' 

'tell them' = 'tell'em' 'Tell'em we're starting now' となります。

'Tell'em we're starting now.' 'come on' = 'c'mon' 

'Tell'em we're start now.'come on' = 'c'mon' (カモン)

'C'mon do it.' 'C'mon do it.' 

'C'mon do it.「C'mon do it.

Last one. 'some more' = 's'more' 

最後の一枚。'some more' = 's'more' (サムモア)

'We will need s'more time.' 'We will need s'more time.' 

'We will need s'more time.'We will need s'more time.

Remember, you should only  use these in conversation. 

これらは、会話の中でのみ使用することを覚えておいてください。

You don't want to write these. Great job, everybody. Let's move on. 

これは書きたくないですよね。皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次の段階に進みましょう。

Okay, first one. 'kind of' = 'kinda' 

さて、まず1つ目。'kinds of' = 'kinda' (キンダ)

'She's kinda cute.' 'She's kinda cute.' 

'She's kinda cute.'She's kinda cute.

Next. 'sort of' = 'sorta' 

次は'sort of' = 'sorta' (ソートオブ)

'I'm sorta tired' 'I'm sorta tired' 

I'm sorta tired」「I'm sorta tired」。

'out of' = 'outta' 'I'm outta money.' 

out of」＝「outta」「I'm outta money.

'I'm outta money.' 'a lot of' = 'alotta' 

'I'm outta money.'a lot of' = 'alotta' (アロッタ)

'They ate alotta cake.' 'They ate alotta cake.' 

'They ate alotta cake' (彼らはケーキを食べた)'They ate alotta cake' (彼らはたくさんのケーキを食べた)

'lots of' = 'lotsa' 'He has lotsa money.' 

lots of」＝「lotssa」「彼はたくさんのお金を持っている」。

'He has lotsa money.' 

「彼はたくさんのお金を持っている」。

Last one. 'cup of' = 'cuppa' 

最後の一枚。カップオブ」＝「cuppa

'Would you like a cuppa coffee?' 'Would you like a cuppa coffee?' 

'Would you like a cuppa coffee?' 'Would you like a cuppa coffee?

Did you guys hear that schwa that 'uh' sound? Alright, great job. Let's move on. 

みんな、あのシュワ......あの「アー」という音が聞こえたかな？よし、よくできた。次の段階に進みましょう。

First one. 'going to' = 'gonna' 

最初の一枚。'going to' = 'gonna'（行く）。

'I'm not gonna tell you.' 'I'm not gonna tell you.' 

'I'm not gonna tell you.'I'm not gonna tell you' (あなたには言わないわ)

Next. 'have to' = 'hafta' 

次は'have to' = 'hafta' (ハフタ)

'You hafta study English.' 'You hafta study English.' 

'You hafta study English.'You hafta study English' (英語を勉強しなければならない)

'has to' = 'hasta' 'She hasta work today.' 

has to」＝「hasta」「She hasta work today」。

'She hasta work today.' 

「彼女は今日、仕事をしなければならない」。

'used to' = 'usta' 'She usta live in London.' 

'used to' = 'usta' 'She usta live in London' となります。

'She usta live in London.' 'supposed to' = 'supposta' 

'She usta live in London.' (彼女はロンドンに住んでいる)'s supposed to' = 'supposta

'I'm supposta start a new job.' 'I'm supposta start a new job.' 

「I'm supposta start a new job.'I'm supposta start a new job.

'ought to' = 'oughta' 'You  

'ought to' = 'oughta' 'You

oughta phone your sister.' 'You oughta phone your sister.' 

oughta phone your sister.'You oughta phone your sister' (あなたはあなたの妹に電話するべきだ)

'need to' = 'needa' You needa buy apples at the store.' 

'need to' = 'needa' You needa buy apples at the store'.

You needa buy apples at the store.' 

お店でりんごを買わないといけない』。

Don't forget, you only want  to use these in conversation. 

忘れてはいけないのは、これらは会話の中でしか使いたくないということです。

These aren't for writing. All right, you did it. Let's move on.

これは書くためのものではありません。よし、やったな。次に進みましょう。

Okay, first one. 

さて、1つ目。

'don't you' = 'dontcha' 'Dontcha like it?' 

'don't you' = 'dontcha' 'Dontcha like it?

'Dontcha like it?' Next. 

'Dontcha like it?次のページ

'won't you' = 'wontcha' 'Wontcha drive the car?' 

won't you」＝「wontcha」「Wontchaが車を運転する？

'Wontcha drive the car?' 

'Wontcha drive the car'?

'what are you' = 'whatcha' 'Whatcha doing?' 

what are you」＝「whatcha」「Whatcha doing?

'Whatcha doing?' 'what have you',  

Whatcha doing?" "what have you"。

also 'whatcha' 'Whatcha got there?' 

も「whatcha」「Whatcha got there?

'Whatcha got there?' 'bet you' = 'betcha' 

'Whatcha got there?' 'bet you' = 'betcha' です。

'Betcha can't guess the answer.' 'Betcha can't guess the answer.' 

'Betcha can't guess the answer.'Betcha can't guess the answer.

'got you' = 'gotcha' 'I gotcha some chocolate.' 

'got you' = 'gotcha' 'I gotcha some chocolate' となります。

'I gotcha some chocolate.' 'didn't you' = 'didntcha' 

'I gotcha some chocolate.'don't you' = 'didntcha' (ディドゥンチャ)

'Didntcha like it?' 'Didntcha like it?' 

'Didntcha like it' 'Didntcha like it?

Last one. 'do you' = 'doya' 

最後の一枚。ドゥーユー」＝「ドヤ」。

'Doya want to come with me?' 'Doya want to come  

ドヤは私と一緒に行きたい」「ドヤは私と一緒に行きたい

with me?' Keep in mind these are only  

with me?これらはあくまでも心に留めておいてください。

used for conversation, not in writing. Great job, everybody. Let's move on.

は会話で使われ、文章では使われません。皆さん、お疲れ様でした。次に進みましょう。

Alright. Great job, everybody. 

いいよ。皆さん、お疲れ様でした。

We practiced a lot today  and I know you worked hard,

今日はたくさん練習しましたし、あなたが頑張ったことも知っています。

so keep on working hard  because these contractions, 

ということで、この陣痛に負けずに頑張りましょう。

if you master them, they will help  you sound like a native speaker. 

これらを使いこなせば、ネイティブスピーカーのような発音ができるようになります。

Be sure to let me know how  you're doing in the comment. 

ぜひ、コメントで感想を聞かせてください。

And see you in the next video.

そして、次のビデオでお会いしましょう。

Bye.

じゃあね。