Name: Need Help Speaking English for a Job Interview? Here’s everything you need!
Uploaded: 2025-11-27T18:00:36.000Z
Duration: 24 min 22 s
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If you're preparing for a job interview or an interview for school or an internship in English, or you think you'll interview in English at some point in the future, you've got to watch this video.

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As a non native speaker of English, there are simple hacks you can focus on to be more easily understood.

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I'm going to give you my number one hack today.

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We're going to look at a mock interview that I did applying for a job.

To be honest, what really caught my eye was your focus on growth.

I was really impressed with your ambitious goals and the clear plan you have for achieving those goals.

I also like the support you provide your employees.

I love your continuing education initiatives where you pay for employees to learn new techniques and skill sets.

I think that really helps build employee satisfaction and loyalty.

The number one hack I want you to focus on today is the linking between the words, the smoothness of each sound moving into the next.

So let's think about the line, the melody, the connection.

What attracted you are so smooth and connected.

So on our stressed syllable here, the a vowel, the second syllable of attracted is where we have the peak of the melody.

That turns this tea into what I call a flap T instead of ch, a release of air.

So the end of the word are links right into the k sound that begins company, company.

And we have a little up down shape of stress on our stressed syllable there.

Listen to it in slow motion and you can really hear the connection between words and the up, down shape of stress of our melody on our stressed syllables.

It's so different from each word being separate.

T's are one of the sounds that Americans change the most.

Listen to it again and see if you can hear that this T is not released.

Along with the linking, I want you to notice that the pitch change is pretty big.

This big difference in pitch for a stressed syllable is really what makes English clear.

There's nothing catching or stopping the sound as it comes out.

You can even try it on a single vowel sound.

This smoothness is a key characteristic of American English.

Practice the phrase out loud now and move your arm in a flowing circle to really feel that.

And then we actually do have a break there.

I release the T. This is called a true T. When you hear that to be honest.