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I’ve noticed a huge improvement in my pronunciation, I’ve become more fluent, can now imitate native speakers. It has boosted my confidence a lot.

In my scenario, linking, intrusive and schwa sounds helped a lot, which I initially struggled to use them but now I frequently use them in reading and speaking.

Without doubt, I can easily understand native speaker. They use linking and short forms in their conversation, but I don’t have to put much effort to understand them.

I feel much confident and natural while speaking compared to a few months ago.

I believe sentence practice along with listening and repeating has really helped improve my speaking skills.

Practice definitely boosts your confidence in anything, but with right guidance, it can work as wonder. With this type of training, you can identify your area of improvement.

Before this course, I had a strong accent, no rhythm, lack of fluency.

I found my awareness of the pronunciation has been largely increasing, I was also aware that I did not articulate enough for some words and rectified myself.

Linking, schwa, and intrusive sounds are the most helpful parts. They don't exist in my mother tongue but they can largely increase the speaking fluency.

My listening skill has been improved. This allows me to understand more what the native speakers saying.

Reading practice and minimal pairs were the most helpful and I feel less nervous now.

I recommend this training because it’s tailored to your needs and pinpoints your weaknesses.

I used to feel I could converse fine, but not like a native speaker. Now I feel more confident in pronouncing words, and I’ve also noticed my clarity has improved.

All parts of the course were helpful — from linking to schwa to elision. I’ve become more discerning when listening to native speakers and understand them better.

Drills and sentence practice that focused on my weaknesses helped the most.

Every learner is different. What works for me may not necessarily work for others. I’d say it really depends on how they learn and what their goals are.

Before this course, I was able to speak, but I always stopped a lot and thought too much before talking. My speech sounded careful and sometimes people didn’t understand me straight away, maybe because of my rhythm.

After learning about linking and elision, now I feel I can speak in more natural way. The words are more connected and my voice flows better.

Schwa and linking helped me a lot. Before, I didn’t understand why people speak fast and I couldn’t catch it, but when I learned how vowels reduce, everything made more sense.

Now when I hear people say things like “What do you think?”, I can hear how it becomes “Whaddya think?” and I understand much faster than before.

I definitely feel more comfortable when I speak with my Aussie friends or in class. I feel they understand me better now.

I really liked the practice drills. Listening and repeating helped me get used to the sound. I sometimes played them again while walking or before sleeping.

Now I think I sound more fluent and I don’t speak word by word anymore. It feels more real when I talk.

I recommend this training because we learn English in schools but not how real people talk. This course shows you how to sound more natural, like locals.

Before this course, my English was good but a bit too formal. In daily life, it didn’t always fit. I also noticed people sometimes didn’t catch my words if I said them too separate.

The course has helped my speech sound more natural a lot. I started to notice how I can blend the words more and reduce some sounds and that actually makes me sound more fluent, not less! It has helped me with my word stress. I didn't know I had been saying words in a wrong way because of the stress.

The T sounds were very helpful. I never heard about T flap before, and now I hear it all the time. Saying “better” like “bedder” sounds much more natural here.

Now, I hear “gonna” and “wanna” a lot, and also the intrusive w like in “go won” instead of “go on”. Before, I used to get confused with those sounds.

Yes, especially at work. Now I can speak more smoothly in meetings and I don’t worry too much about sounding too formal or textbook.

They were simple but very useful. I liked the repetition and clear structure. It helped me build a habit to practise small chunks every day.

It’s more automatic now. I don’t plan every sentence and my flow is better, and I feel my accent is easier for locals to understand.

Yes, for sure. This is something we don’t learn in school or regular courses. It’s what makes the difference between speaking correctly and speaking naturally.

Before this course, I was okay when reading or writing, but when I speak, especially fast, I felt not confident. Sometimes patients didn’t understand my pronunciation.

The course has very much helped my speech sound more natural. After I practise the linking and stress, I can talk faster and I feel my sentences are not so broken.

Linking and contractions helped me most. I didn’t know I could connect words together like that. Also, learning about schwa made me understand how Aussies reduce the vowels.

I hear connected speech in daily life and in shows all the time now. Like “Did you eat” becomes “Didja eat?” and “kind of” sounds like “kinda”. Now I know why I couldn’t catch it before.

Now when I speak with patients or my colleagues, I feel more comfortable. My pronunciation sounds less stiff now.

The drills and audio practice are very useful. I liked the repetition and listening to the audio while reading. It helped me copy the correct sounds and stress.

I feel I speak more smoothly now and don’t stop as much. My speech is more connected and not like word-by-word anymore. I also noticed the sounds at the end of words are much clearer. This is something I struggle with too much.

If someone wants to sound more natural and confident, this course is really helpful.