Hadar Shemesh explains why learners struggle with fast English: schools teach formal speech, not the reductions and shortcuts native speakers use naturally. Her new Fast English Bootcamp teaches you to recognize patterns like
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Do you ever feel like your English is a little too slow? Like you're saying every word separately and maybe sound a little monotone or even robotic, but when you listen to other people speak, it sounds quick and effortless? "Going to meet you" becomes "gonna meetcha." "What do you want" becomes "what do you want." Now, these are things that you've never learned in school because this is real spoken English, and you only understand it when you are exposed to a lot of English, but I am going to give you a shortcut because I have created an entire new training called the Fast English Bootcamp, and it's going to teach you not just to speak faster, but to understand how to reduce all those groups of words, how to use effortless speaking, how to learn pronunciation hacks that are going to help you do that. And I'm going to help you train on using these reductions and phrases and fast elements when you speak spontaneously, not just when you shadow me or memorize it. We have just launched this bootcamp, so I'm offering it at a very special launch price, so definitely go check it out.