American English Pronunciation - I'll, You'll, We'll

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  Have you noticed that in American English, most native speakers don't say aisle?

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  We don't pronounce the contraction I will as aisle in our sentences.

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  In fact, we don't say yule or wheel either.

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  In this episode,

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  I'm going to teach you how native speakers say these contractions so that you can understand them better.

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  and maybe you can try saying them like we do.

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  By the way,

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  if you want my pronunciation training so that you can pronounce words and phrases more like a native speaker,

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  click on the link in the description below this episode.

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  Okay, let's talk about contractions with the word will.

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  Of course, if you learn these in your English class,

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  you'll probably learn that they're pronounced I'll Yule, wheel, etc.

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  And if we say them in isolation, meaning by themselves and not in an actual sentence,

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  then yes, this is how they're pronounced.

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  However, when we say these contractions in our sentences,

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  most native speakers pronounce them differently in the US.

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  Let me show you.

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  I don't say I'll finish it later.

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  I say I'll finish it later.

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  Notice that I don't say I'll.

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