Name: あなたの上達のための方法 (HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:53:55.000Z
Duration: 18 min 50 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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Hello. Hello. I don't think this thing is working. Hey naturals, what's up?

It's your American English teacher Gabby Wallace here for go natural English

And in this video you are going to learn how to improve

Your phone skills to sound more like a native

Natural English speaker. I know these days that everybody prefers to text like does this thing even work for phone calls anymore?

but there are certain situations when it just makes more sense to have a phone call or you

Or maybe you have to make an appointment and you need to actually speak

With your voice on the phone and in that kind of situation

fluent English speaker because we can't rely on things like gestures or

Lip-reading or the written word like we can for text so I'm gonna teach you a lot of things in

This lesson about how to speak more clearly more

Conversation so this is gonna be super helpful and I want to invite you if you would like to learn more with go natural

English with our ebook the English fluency formula

I have a free sample for you to check out so you can click right up there on

The card to get your free sample. Oh my gosh

You're going to learn so many strategies to help you to improve your English and speak more naturally

this video presentation from Google's sundar Pichai came out where he was presenting the new

Assistant and it blew my mind. I was insane how

Robot sound I mean really the Google assistant not a real person

but she sounded just like a real person to me and to

The real person that she was calling so I thought we could actually take a look at this video clip

sounds so natural because if we can analyze that and if this machine can sound like a

Natural native English speaker then obviously, so can you because you're a human right?

So if this machine can do it, then you can definitely do it. Okay, so let's take a look

Let's say you want to ask Google to make you a haircut appointment on Tuesday between 10:00 and noon

What happens is the Google assistant makes the calls seamlessly in the background for you?

So what you're going to hear is the Google assistant actually calling a real salon to schedule the appointment for you

What time are you looking for well at 12:00 p.m

We do not have a quality available. But closest we have to that is a 1:15

Do you have anything between 10:00 a.m. And

Depending on what service she would like. What service is she looking for?

Just a woman's haircut for now. Okay, we have a 10 o'clock

10:00 a.m. Is fine. Okay. What's her birth name?

Okay, perfect. So I will see Li five ten o'clock on May third

Okay, please Thanks great. Have a great day. Bye

Hi, so the first word that we have here is just a simple greeting

Hi, but let's pay attention to the intonation

It goes up and down and it sounds very friendly. You can even repeat while you're watching this to practice with me

Hi, so it's different than just a flat intonation. Hi, that sounds a bit

Not very nice, actually. So if we go up and down hi, it sounds so nice

next we're gonna take a look at how we can stress words blend sounds together as a sound more native-like in our

Use intonation again in order to indicate that we have an open

Question that we're inquiring about in this conversation. We're asking about booking a haircut

So again, the question was or is that it's not even a question

It's a phrase but it's it's it's stated in a way where the intonation goes up at the end. So that sounds like a question

I'm calling a book a woman's haircut for a client

For a client so the intonation is going up and this is sometimes referred to as up

Speak because this is not actually a question. It's a question would be something like

Haircut for a client and of course at the end of this question

The intonation would go up because we're asking may I but this is a statement, but it's phrased

Like a question because we're ending the statements in an upward intonation

So if you're calling to inquire about an appointment

Or you're asking to set a certain time or you're kind of asking permission

Like can I may I if that's the intention even though that's not the way you phrase the sentence?

Well, then your intonation can go up and that's quite common in the United States in North American English

Haircut for a client I'm calling a local woman's haircut for a client

So let's look at how we're pronouncing the words and how they're blending together. I'm calling

We don't say I'm calling we say I'm calling to book call in to book a woman's haircut

for a client we don't say for a client for a client so

Stressed get blended and the sounds change slightly

so because we're stressing other words like

Calling and book then other words are not stressed and those sounds get a bit mushed or blended together

Haircut for a woman's haircut, it's but again haircut is stressed more than women's

Clients so stress words are really important to say more

Strongly so louder and longer than the non stressed words

Which kind of get blended together and that's part of what makes this machine sound so natural

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