Learn to Talk Slow - Practice Speaking in Conversations #1-50 - Speak American English

Use these links to quickly jump to any conversation in this video. See the links at the bottom, too. 1. 0:13 - A Quick Trip to the Store 2. 4:09 - Make Plans to go to a Restaurant 3. 8:18 - Give Someone a Ride to Work 4. 12:21 - Directions to the Library 5. 16:31 - Dining at a Buffet 6. 21:36 - Let's go Dutch 7. 25:52 - Getting a New Job 8. 30:31 - You Need to Go to the Doctor 9. 34:40 - Buying Shirts in a Clothing Store 10. 38:57 - Getting Directions to an Inn 11. 43:04 - How Do I Get to the Mall? 12. 47:45 - Planning a Vacation in Canada 13. 52:16 - It's Important to be Friendly 14. 56:49 - How to Improve Your English 15. 1:04:25 - Store Hours and Social Media 16. 1:09:29 - It's Expensive to Raise Children 17. 1:14:14 - Going Through an Airport 18. 1:19:09 - I Lost my Wallet 19. 1:24:02 - Talking to an Old Acquaintance 20. 1:28:18 - Our Recent European Vacation 21. 1:32:25 - I Shop, and Love Sales 22. 1:37:06 - Plans for Dinner and a Show 23. 1:42:16 - It's Nice to Have a Good Friend 24. 1:46:51 - Going to the Library 25. 1:52:07 - Meeting for the First Time 26. 1:53:54 - Getting a Job Interview 27. 1:57:07 - Waiting for a Bus 28. 2:00:31 - Where's the Subway Station? 29. 2:04:16 - Let's go out for Pizza! 30. 2:08:12 - Where are Your Glasses? 31. 2:12:11 - A Really Bad Restaurant 32. 2:17:49 - Buying an Airline Ticket 33. 2:21:09 - Help Me Find My Driver's License 34. 2:26:20 - You Need to Clean Your House 35. 2:31:39 - Eating in a Restaurant 36. 2:36:04 - That's a Lot of Laundry 37. 2:40:46 - Finding Your Way in a New City 38. 2:45:44 - Find Hollywood on a Map 39. 2:50:06 - Sick After Eating at a Hotel 40. 2:54:15 - Going to the Movies 41. 2:58:05 - It Tastes Funny and Smells Bad 42. 3:02:39 - It's a Very Special Chair 43. 3:08:02 - Visiting Family with a Friend 44. 3:12:12 - Showing Your Vacation Photos 45. 3:15:50 - Buying Flowers for a Coworker 46. 3:20:39 - Calling a Coworker by Phone 47. 3:24:35 - Keeping Warm in the Winter 48. 3:28:37 - Plans for Holiday Shopping 49. 3:32:53 - Meeting a Friend at the Mall 50. 3:37:55 - I Want to Improve My English NOTE: To see this video with both the "Listen" and "Practice Speaking" parts of the conversations click this link: https://youtu.be/oeF1WOLRsfk To see this video with only the "Listen" part of the conversations click this link: (https://youtu.be/t7CWp6D1WNY ) This is a compilation of 50 American English conversations. That's over 3 hours of practice conversations with me (Lyman). Learn to Talk Slow - Practice Speaking in Conversations #1-50 - Speak American English. You will learn how to Speak English online, here. Lyman Holton (me, your teacher) is a native speaker of American English and will show you how to learn English. Using an English video is a terrific instructional way to learn English. This will also help you to improve listening skills as you study the language. Learn to speak American English through the use of the language. You can learn basic English up through advanced English. I suggest that you start with the basics. Speak American English with Lyman Holton is the channel where you will improve your English, your English pronunciation, speech, and speaking ability. Your proper use of business English will improve, too. This English class also supports EFL. It is a great tutorial for furthering your education as an English speaker. Speak American English is what most English learners want to learn, but many aren't aware that American and British English are two rather separate forms of English. It's referred to as 영어 (English) in South Korea and Ingles in another. Do you know which country that is? A native English speaker, such as myself, is a great learning resource. I can give correct English pronunciation (Did you catch that there's an extra letter in that last word? Do you know what it is?) English pronounce or pronounce English, which is the right way to say it? You'll also learn that here. Is the correct spelling; English grammer, English grammar, English gramar, English gramer, or are any of them correct? Spelling is important, too when mastering a language. We also cover English verbal phrases (or is it phases?) and practice English conversation. All these things may be helpful for someone studying IELTS or ielts, if you prefer. I also teach American accent training. The American English accent is the preferred accent for many English learners. Let's talk about this in a few of my videos lessons, shall we? American English conversation will help you to pronounce English words, pronounce words. Let's have an English class, an English lesson or many English lessons together starting today! English subtitles are provided in many of my video lessons, but if not, just read the computer monitor or whiteboard I'm using in the video. It works out the same way. http://SpeakAmericanEnglishwithLymanHolton.com