I wanna, first, I wanna start by thanking you,
Ping for posting and recording in the community. Great job, Yuping.
Go ahead and turn your audio on for a second.
I just wanted to talk to you a little bit about that recording to start. Um,
did, first of all, did you see my comment that I put there?
Yes, I saw it.
Yeah. Uh, describe for us what,
what did you think about that recording that you, that you provided?
Mm, I provide provided and I also listened and I still,
uh, think I, my flow, flow is not flow good.
Flow was not good. And then the connection, I mean, words to words.
Some part maybe needed a connection between them,
but I didn't really put in it.
And I think I pay more attention on the pause and,
uh, also like, uh, emphasize the key words.
Yeah, I, yeah, I paid more attention on that.
I thought that was huge progress.
Thank you.
Yeah, because it made everything so clear for me.
Thank you. What you were saying, what you wanted me to pay attention to.
It's almost like if I had a control, like a speed control. Mm-hmm.
, right? Which Claudia, maybe you can tell us how to do this,
but I know that there's a way on YouTube to change the speed, right? Yeah.
So it would be cur,
I would be really curious if there's a way to take your recording and just
speed it up,
because if we just sped it up a little bit mm-hmm. ,
I think you have the pauses and you have the emphasis.
I even thought you had some flow in there.
So for me it's really more about you getting that,
picking up the speed a little bit now,
without losing the progress. Mm-hmm. . Alright. Mm-hmm.
. Okay. Great job. Um, check it out. Let's see.
Maybe there is a way for you to do that. Maybe there is a way for you to just,
uh, you know, increase the speed on loom. Mm-hmm. . Actually,
let's, let's just do something for just one second. Hello, Ray. Ah,
you look like you're at work. Am I right? ?
And if we go into share-your-work
and we go to this Loom.
Let's just have a look here for a second. If it lets us speed it up. Okay.
Because I think if it does let us speed it up, we,
you'll hear what I'm talking about. All right. So, yes.
So it's gonna give me the option. Yeah. Everybody,
let's just listen to you Yuping's recording at regular speed for a second.
Okay. So listen to this.
Whoops.
I've always wanted to speak English fluently since
I started working, although.
Okay. Just, just that I, right?
Very clear and thoughtful, but too slow. Right?
So, let me see here if I can speed this up to two times.
Okay. Let's just listen to the first part.
I've always wanted to speak English fluently since I started working, although.
Okay. You hear what I'm talking about? Yeah.
If you.
Just changed the speed, listen to that again.
You still have the key word "fluently" and you still have the pause. Right?
Listen to that again.
I've always wanted to speak English fluently since I started working, although.
You hear what I'm talking about.
Yeah, yeah.
That's what I'm talking about. So I think in your case,
there's nothing wrong with staying slow and clear and
enunciating, highlighting "fluently" and, you know,
"career," whatever those words are.
But then eventually you're gonna want to take those phrases and try to say them
a little faster. Okay?
But I just wanted to show you what I meant by speeding it up
without losing the progress you've made. Okay?
Yeah. I, I think I just worried if I speed up,
I probably will mispronunciation, like, especially like long vowel.
It, it, yes. Yes. And you may and you may,
which is why it's not a bad idea for now for you
to speak a little more slowly in, in,
in these environments, okay? Mm-hmm. . Okay. Okay. Mm-hmm.
until the muscles get a little bit more familiar with,
with the movements.
I don't want you to rush to speaking quickly and lose the progress.
I just wanna show you what the target is, okay?
Okay. Mm-hmm. , thank.
You. Very good. Mm-hmm. excellent.