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Vanessa:
Hi, I'm Vanessa  

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from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com. Can 
these six celebrities speak English?  

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Some are amazing, but some are 
not so great. Let's talk about it. 

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Let's take a look at six celebrities from around 
the world and test their English. Obviously these  

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celebrities are already successful and don't 
need me to give them tips about their English,  

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but we can pretend for a moment that they are my 
students. What would I say to help them along with  

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their English? I'm going to give them some tips 
and a score, zero for not understandable at all,  

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and five, native English level.
To help you remember everything that you  

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learned in today's lesson, I have created a free 
PDF worksheet with all of the pronunciation tips,  

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vocabulary tips, grammar tips that I am going to 
give celebrities so that you can speak even better  

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than them. Amazing. You can click on the link in 
the description to download the free PDF and never  

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forget what you've learned today. Let's start 
with famous football or soccer player Cristiano  

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Ronaldo. We're going to watch a quick clip and 
then we will analyze it together. Let's watch. 

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Cristiano Ronaldo:
I miss to play in Spain. We have  

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that battle the last 15 years, which is good. 
He push me, and I push him as well. It's good  

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to be part of history of football. I'm 
there and, of course, he's there as well. 

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Vanessa:
Thank you, Mr. Ronaldo.  

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He is understandable, but he does make a few 
pretty basic grammatical mistakes that we can talk  

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about. The first one is he says, "I miss to play 
in Spain." And what he should have said is I miss  

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playing in Spain. With the verb miss, we always 
have an ING verb. I miss playing. I miss sleeping.  

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I miss seeing my family. That's great. Next he 
says, "We have that battle the last 15 years." 

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And instead, to take it up to the best level here, 
he should have said, we have had that battle for  

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the last 15 years. This is a common mistake by 
English learners around the world. The present  

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perfect verb tense is pretty tricky to know when 
to use it, when not to use it. Adding the word for  

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compared to since or maybe not adding it at all 
can be tricky as well. But in this sentence,  

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he's talking about something that was in 
the past and it is continuing to today.  

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We have had that battle for 15 years.
It is still continuing. And finally,  

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he said, "He push me and I push him as 
well." He meant to use the past tense here,  

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but he just cut off the ED. Instead, he should 
have said, he pushed me and I pushed him.  

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Now, this is an advanced way to use the verb 
to push. He's not talking about physically  

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pushing. He's talking about making someone 
better and better. A good teacher should  

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push you outside your comfort zone to do something 
difficult because they know that you'll improve. 

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He's talking here about improving his skills 
as a soccer player, but he should have said it  

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in the past tense. He pushed me and I pushed 
him. So aside from some rough, basic grammar,  

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he is still understandable. We are going to give 
Cristiano a two. Next, we're going to watch famous  

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Brazilian supermodel Gisele Bundchen. Let's 
listen to her speak English, and then we'll  

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analyze it. Let's watch.
Gisele Bundchen: 

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Yeah, and you know what I found? I come from a 
family of five. I have five sisters and we usually  

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play... We used to play volleyballs. It was like 
a team sport. We all play in the same team, but  

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Tom's family's a little different. He's the baby. 
He's got three older sisters and they're pretty  

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hardcore. I mean, when they play, it's like...
Jimmy Fallon: 

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Really? They go for it.
Gisele Bundchen: 

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You know that game that you... Dodgeball, is it? 
Where you go and you like throw really hard in the  

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person and they die. They're out of the...
Vanessa: 

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I have to say, Gisele has great vocabulary 
and grammar here. She even uses some really  

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American English expressions like, they're 
hardcore. Hardcore means they're really serious.  

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She's married to a famous American football 
player. And as you can imagine, he's very  

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competitive. His family is competitive. She uses 
that expression to talk about how they're very  

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serious when they play games. They are hardcore. 
Also, her pronunciation is quite American. 

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She says the word pretty with a D sound. She 
doesn't say pretty, even though there's a T. In  

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American English, that will change to a D sound. 
This happens all the time in American English. We  

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say water, sweater. Great. This is the same with 
the word. Pretty. Pretty. And that's how she says  

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it. Excellent. Overall, Gisele speaks quickly and 
understandably and her English is awesome, so I'm  

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going to give her a four. Next, we are going to 
watch the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. 

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He's giving a speech to the people of 
the world, the people of India as well.  

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We're going to watch a clip from that 
speech and then analyze it. Let's watch. 

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Narendra Modi:
We are witnessing history in the making.  

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Mr. President, you had introduced me to your 
family in 2017. And today, I have the honor  

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to introduce you to my family.
Vanessa: 

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Because this is a political speech and 
maybe it was written by someone else,  

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maybe it was written by him, but it's 
something he can practice in advance.  

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The grammar and vocabulary are awesome. He also 
speaks slowly enough that even though he had some  

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difficult pronunciation points that 
we'll about in a moment, he's still  

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understandable. And that is really the goal here. 
The things that I'm mentioning that he can improve  

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are just to take it to the next level. The most 
important thing is that he is understandable. 

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Let's talk about some pronunciation points. 
At the beginning of this clip, he says,  

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"We are witnessing," but he doesn't say it with 
a clear W like that. Instead, he uses a V sound.  

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He says, "Ve are Vitnessing." Now, this isn't 
completely un-understandable, but it's important  

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that each word is as clear as possible so that 
the vast majority of people can understand. 

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Mixing up the W and the V sound is a 
common mistake with people around the  

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world and what you need to do to have a 
clear W is to make a little kissy face.  

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We. We are witnessing. And with the V sound, 
your top teeth are on your bottom lip. V. V.  

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Vanessa. In this situation, making a little 
kissy face will help the w to be very clear.  

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We are witnessing. Next, I want to talk about 
a point that is very typical in Indian English,  

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and maybe for people in India, 
it's extremely understandable. 

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But for people outside of India, it might make 
it a little bit more tricky to understand,  

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and that is the R sound. I heard this in 
two different words. The first word is  

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honor, and the next one is introduce. In 
American English, the R is very hard, honor,  

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introduce. But in Indian English, it's often 
rolled. What I heard the prime minister say is  

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honor, honor, where it's not very strong. 
It's rolled inside the mouth. Or for  

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the word introduce, he said in introduce.
It's inside the mouth, instead of a strong R  

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sound. In India, this will be very understandable 
to other people from the country. But I just want  

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to give you a little tip if you are from India 
or if this is something that is tricky for you  

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in your native language to try to have a hard 
R sound. And that will really help your speech  

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to just take it up to the next level as far 
as being understandable. Honor. Introduce. 

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So overall, Prime Minister Modi, you speak slowly 
enough, clearly enough that you are absolutely  

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understandable, so I'm going to give you a three. 
Next, we are going to take a look at the most  

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famous South Koreans at the moment, the singing 
group BTS. There are seven people in this group,  

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so it's a little bit tricky to give them an 
overall score, but I want you to listen and  

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I will help to pull out a couple points to help 
them become better English speakers. Let's watch. 

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BTS:
Who is BTS leader? Namjoon Kim. RM. Kim Namjoon.  

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Our leader is very smart. 
He is very kind. Oh yeah,  

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very kind. Very strong. Very healthy. Big body.  

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Very handsome.
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First of all, I have to give them some credit 
because they are native Korean speakers,  

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but they're doing presentations and speeches and 
interviews in English. This is unbelievably scary,  

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tricky. I'm sure they feel really nervous, and 
they want to say the right thing. They want to be  

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themselves. They're already in a tricky situation, 
because they are suddenly overnight international  

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superstars. I want to give them a little credit 
before I give them some pronunciation advice. 

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Let's start with the first word. I heard them 
say the word leader. The question is, who is the  

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leader of BTS? But a common mistake that I often 
hear my East Asian students make is exchanging the  

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R for the L sound. Now, I lived in South Korea for 
three years, and I struggled to make the Korean R  

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sound. So I absolutely understand that in 
reverse for Koreans, the English L and R  

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sound are also tricky. I was there. I understand. 
Instead of saying leader, I heard him say reader. 

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Instead of leader, reader. If you want to make 
a clear L sound, your tongue can go between your  

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teeth. Leader. Leader. He could have said, "Who 
is the leader of BTS?" Who is the leader? Leader.  

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Next, I heard many of them using the word 
very. This is a common thing that I hear kind  

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of beginner English learners overuse. There's 
no problem in saying the word very. Oftentimes,  

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American English speakers will say really 
instead of very, so it's more common to hear  

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really. Oh, he's really amazing.
He's really handsome. He's really great,  

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instead of very. But I want to talk about a 
pronunciation point that I heard. Instead of  

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saying very, I heard berry. He exchanged the V for 
the B sound. This is common for Korean speakers.  

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It's common for Spanish speakers. It's common 
for a lot of other languages around the world.  

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I want to help you, remind you, we talked about 
the V moment ago, that if you want to say very,  

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your top teeth are on your bottom lip. Very.
He's very handsome. He's very smart. Very.  

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You don't want to say that he's berry, because 
that is talking about a fruit. Instead, very.  

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There's one little word... Another word that I 
wanted to mention. I hope I'm not being too harsh.  

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BTS, please forgive me. I'm sure you'll never 
watch this, but it is the word healthy. Healthy.  

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This combines two tricky points together. We have 
the L and the TH together, and a common mistake I  

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see with the TH is changing it into an S.
In this clip, he said healsy, healsy,  

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but really it should be healthy. Can you practice 
that word with me? Make sure that there's an L,  

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healthy. And maybe it's a little bit helpful 
because your tongue is already out of your mouth  

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for the L sound. Healthy. Make sure there's 
a stream of air. Healthy. He's very healthy.  

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He's very healthy. Now, I do know that 
the leader, the guy they're talking about,  

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the guy in the middle here, that he is 
fluent in English. His English is incredible. 

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And whenever they do interviews in English, he's 
the one who speaks for the group. Usually he  

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translates. That's not an easy skill. Overall, 
BTS, I'm going to have to give you a score of  

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one. Your music is catchy, but you 
can work on English a little bit more.  

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Next, we're going to take a look at famous actress 
Salma Hayek from Mexico. Let's take a look and  

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then we'll analyze it together.
Ellen DeGeneres: 

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I also learned today that you 
and your husband like to scare  

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each other.
Salma Hayek: 

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Oh yeah, and all my children.
Ellen DeGeneres: 

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And your children?
Salma Hayek: 

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Oh yeah. Oh yeah. I have some masters in the 
family. But I have to admit, and it's good to  

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admit one's flaw, I like to scare them. I love the 
anticipation. I don't like it when they scare me. 

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Vanessa:
Overall, Salma's grammar and vocabulary  

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are great. She is understandable. There's a couple 
pronunciation points that I would like to mention  

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to her if she ever watches just this video. The 
first one is at the very beginning of the clip,  

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we hear her say family. Family. Now, usually in 
American English, we break this word into just  

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two syllables, fam lee, fam lee. She used 
three syllables, and that middle syllable  

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is very typical of Spanish speakers. She 
didn't say family, with a short I, family. 

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She says fameely, ee. Oftentimes I hear Spanish 
speakers substitute a short I full are a long E.  

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Now, this is usually not a big deal, like the word 
family or family is understandable either way.  

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But when it comes to some bad words, words like 
beach and sheet, very clearly and not the bad word  

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instead. I also noticed some emphasis that could 
be changed slightly. She said the tricky word  

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anticipation. Now, usually we say anticipation. 
But instead, she said "anteeceepation." 

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Here, again, she's using that long E sound, 
"anteeceepation." Now, we can still understand it,  

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but overall, Salma, if you would like to level up 
your English, practicing the short eye would help  

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a lot. For me as a native English speaker, 
I can understand her with no problem. And  

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that's excellent. But I'm curious for you all as 
English learners, can you understand her clearly? 

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Sometimes when there is tricky pronunciation or 
emphasis that's a little bit different than we  

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expect, it can be hard to understand when 
you're learning that language. So let me  

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know in the comments what you think about her 
pronunciation and can you understand her. Well,  

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I'd like to give her a score of three. Excellent 
work. Let's go to our next celebrity, who is  

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Maria Sharapova, the famous Russian 
tennis player. Let's watch this clip. 

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Maria Sharapova:
How does Maria Sharapova spend  

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her time off court? I have a few businesses 
that I'm a part of and that I invest in.  

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The main one happens to be Sugarpova, a candy 
company that I launched in 2012. It's been that  

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many years. Everything from gummies to chocolate 
to truffles. You name it, we make it. I love  

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candy. I feel like it's that little indulgence and 
a little kid that comes out in me when I have a  

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really great day or I win a tough match.
And I come home and there's a mini bar and  

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you're just like, I owe this to myself. So I do 
it. I open up that mini bar. I get the chocolate.  

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And there it is, straight to the hips.
Vanessa: 

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Okay. Wow. She's amazing. Not only is she 
an amazing tennis player, but her English  

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is flawless. If I just listened to her, I would 
have no clue that she's not a native English  

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speaker. For real. It's amazing. Let's look at a 
couple phrases she uses so that you can use them  

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as well. She's talking about a candy company that 
she owns. I guess she's quite a multi-talented  

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person. She uses the phrase, you name it, we 
make it. This is kind of a shorthand way of  

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saying whatever you can imagine, we can do it.
If you can imagine any kind of candy, well,  

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they can make it. So that means they can do 
a lot of really cool things. You name it,  

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we make it. Cool. At the end of this clip, she 
says, And there it is, straight to the hips."  

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The way that she uses this also is so 
comfortable and so casual that we know  

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she has an excellent handle on English. When she 
says, "And there it is, straight to the hips,"  

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she's talking about eating candy, eating 
chocolate and gaining weight in her hips. 

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Now, this is something that makes her as an elite 
athlete very relatable to us as normal people.  

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Because usually when we think about 
elite athletes, we don't think about  

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candy and chocolate. But she is saying, "I'm 
just like you. I eat candy, and I eat chocolate,  

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and it goes straight to my hips." It's a very 
funny thing to say, and it really shows that she  

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is completely comfortable speaking English. 
So congratulations, Maria, you get a five. 

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Our final celebrity is famous supermodel 
and businesswoman Heidi Klum from Germany.  

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Let's watch a clip where she's talking about 
when she was a host on a famous singing show.  

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Let's watch.
Heidi Klum: 

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I think I am the same. I would probably say 
that I'm the most honest. I thought he was  

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much harsher, to be honest with you, but he's not 
really as harsh. We have a lot of fun together. 

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Jimmy Fallon:
He's harsh. 

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Heidi Klum:
And when he gets naughty, then he gets the drink  

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spilled all over him, because I'm not taking it.
Vanessa: 

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First of all, Heidi, excellent work on your 
English. You are extremely understandable  

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and easy to listen to. There is one 
little pronunciation point that I  

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wanted to mention that will help you sound 
even more like an American English speaker,  

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and that is when she says the word naughty. 
Naughty. We mentioned before that often a  

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T will change to a D sound. We heard that 
earlier with the word pretty. Pretty. It's  

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not pretty, it's pretty in American English.
And in this conversation, Heidi Klum says naughty,  

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naughty, with a clear T sound. But in American 
English, we would say naughty. Naughty. Ugh,  

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my dog is so naughty. He's always taking my socks 
and chewing on them. He's so naughty. This is  

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an excellent way to level up your pronunciation 
to sound more like an American. Overall, Heidi,  

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you're doing an excellent job. I would like to 
give you a score of four. There you have it,  

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my ranking of six celebrities speaking English.
I want to know, do you agree with my ratings?  

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What do you think? Could you understand 
their English? Who was the trickiest for  

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you to understand? And is there a celebrity 
from your country that you would like me to  

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review or maybe give a couple tips to? Let me 
know in the comments, who is a famous celebrity  

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from your country that I should look at next? 
Well, don't forget to download the free PDF for  

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today's lesson so that you can review all of the 
tips and ideas that I gave these six celebrities. 

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You can download the free PDF with the link in 
the description, so that you never forget what  

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you've learned and you might even be able 
to speak better than the celebrities. Well,  

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thank you so much for learning English with me 
and I'll see you again next Friday for a new  

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lesson here on my YouTube channel. Bye.
The next step is to download the free  

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PDF worksheet for this lesson. With this 
free PDF, you will master today's lesson  

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and never forget what you have learned. 
You can be a confident English speaker.  

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Don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel 
for a free English lesson every Friday. Bye.