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English has two th sounds and neither exists in most Indian languages. Twenty focused minutes will move you further than months of avoidance...
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In many Indian languages these two sounds overlap. In English they distinguish real words, and the fix is purely mechanical.
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They are not speaking faster than you. They are joining words together in ways textbooks never show.
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Dropped word endings are a leading cause of being misunderstood, and almost nobody practises them.
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Change which word you stress and the same sentence means something different. English carries a lot of meaning this way.
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English spelling records how words sounded centuries ago. These are the ones that still catch people out.
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Native speakers contract almost everything. Not recognising contractions is a major reason fast English sounds impossible.
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Say every syllable with equal weight and English becomes hard to follow. Stress is what makes words recognisable.
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