OK, so now in front of me, I have a list of three hundred of the most popular words spoken in the
American accent.
Obviously, we're not going to go through all of three hundred of these words or we're going to be here
for a while.
But I'm just randomly going to choose a couple and we could start plugging in those targets and combinations.
OK, so you could see how they work.
All right, let's look at example.
I'm looking at example.
Yeah, but you're saying correctly it's easy when you're here again, get your Google translator plug
in example and she's going to tell you exactly how it sounds.
Example.
OK, let's break that down now that we know example.
OK, is it it it it seven sits it.
Right.
Exactly.
At what targets that at one example.
Seven egg and one example.
OK, let's go to another one.
Music.
I have music.
What targets that new.
Right.
What is that.
That's a nine.
Remember that.
Oh sube music.
It, it, it starts at seven.
It's another seven music.
OK, have another one here.
Centonze.
Centonze sir.
Sir.
I remember that one bed at six at seven seven to eight.
Target set.
Is it nine send tunes.
No Sentenza.
It did seven cits.
So if we were to just say the targets it would be a sentence sentence and we practice all of those combinations
said remember that when we did set S and tins we did the T to the seven combo to it.
Remember that.
So again, there's nothing you will come across that you have not practiced.
CENTONZE Because we know that those sixes and sevens are tight, just like we practiced.
Let's pick another word draw.
I'm drawing a picture, draw the twelve isn't it draw what happens if we did eleven draw.
I'm drawing something.
Draw there's a twelve.
Here's another one for you always.
Ah ah.
That's another twelve isn't it.
All the way a three.
So we have a twelve all and a three ways.
What happens if we just change one target.
Say put it two instead of the three all wise.
That doesn't sound right.
Let's put a one instead of a three.
Always know all ways.
OK, until, until it.
Can you tell me what target those are.
Until it hits an eight up to seven till until and again we worked those combinations.
Good.
Now we could go on and on and on with these, but you're going to find that every word has these targets
in these combinations.
And the more familiar you are with these targets and the more you practice these combinations, they'll
come to you quicker and faster.
You'll know instantly when you hear afternoon, that's a one after new one five nine, and you'll get
better and better and better at them.
So I encourage you to find random words wherever you may find them words you've had problems with all
your life.
We all have those words.
Right, and just break them down and find those targets.
And if you don't know what it is and you don't know what the right pronunciation is, go to Google translator,
plug it in press play and she's going to tell you exactly how they sound.
Now, she might say them faster, like, for example, door to door.
How are we going to determine what that target is?
Door Doe or DOE or we know it's an eleven doe open door into a five her door.
What about when it set so fast door?
It's kind of hard to break down.
It goes back to what we were talking about earlier about the happy birthday to you slowing things down.
OK, if you slow things down, break down these targets, it's going to become clear.
You're going to build that memory bank and be off to the races.
This next lesson, we're going to start combining them into sentences and working on the American rhythm.
And putting things together.
Excellent, good work.