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Ben

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Hey everyone!

English listening tip for you today! “I don’t

know” is obviously a pretty basic and common sentence. Although this is spoken often and regularly - when you hear Americans speaking quickly in the Midwest you may hear “I don’t know” a bit differently.

“I don’t know” spoken quickly often sounds like “I-dunno” i-dun-o - i dunno

Keep in mind this isn’t grammatically correct but you will probably hear this

If you found this helpful or interesting please throw a like or comment below!

Thanks guys!

Comments

  • Hao

    thsnk you
  • VC

    quite like your tips~hope to hear more,thanks for sharing😄👍
  • Choi Lifetime VIP

    I'll follow you
  • Choi Lifetime VIP

    nice teacher
  • Eber Solano

    Your speech sound clear and loud to me...
  • Lindsay.Chinese teacher

    Thanks, it's very kind of you
  • 小谭

    Nice, I'll focus on you.
  • Hǎipíng Xiàn﹉Sea leave

    Thank you!
  • RuuRuu

    I dunno its pretty normal
  • Brianna

    Nice voice. I like it. I can understand the whole paragraph.
  • CubanAmerican

    Thank you for the lection! Very interesting!
  • Ben

    @疯狂原始人 am I speaking to quickly for you?
  • 疯狂原始人

    its so hard,i canot understand for your vioce
  • 菜魂不菜

    interesting😉
  • Ceiba

    hello

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