Speaking English faster like a native speaker requires mastering pronunciation, rhythm, and connected speech. Many learners struggle with slow speech, hesitation, and unnatural pauses, making conversations difficult. In this blog post, you will learn effective techniques to improve fluency, reduce translation time, and develop a natural speaking style. By practicing commonly used phrases, linking words, and improving listening skills, you can enhance your speaking speed. To refine your grammar and sentence structure, visit our grammar section.
| Sentence | Speak Faster | Use in a Sentence |
| Gonna (going to) | گَناع | I’m gonna talk to him. |
| Gotta (got to) | گَٹاء | I’ve gotta go. |
| Wanna (want to) | واناء | I wanna marry you. |
| Lemme (let me) | لَیمِی | Lemme go. |
| Gimme (give me) | گِمی | Gimme a break. |
| Outta (Out of) | اؤٹاء | Get outta here! |
| Wadyu (what do you) | وَڈیُو | Wadyu do here? |
| Dunno (Don’t know) | ڈونوء | I dunno about him. |
| Hafta (Have to) | ہَیفٹاء | I hafta talk to her. |
| C’mon (come on) | کھمن | C’mon man! |
| Cuz (because) | کَز | Cuz I don’t know her. |
| S’more (Some more) | سَمور | S’more please! |
| Diju (Did you) | ڈِجُو | Did you invite her? |
| Gotcha (Got you) | گَوچاء | Gotcha! |
| Doncha (Don’t you) | ڈَونچو | Donchu want to marry? |
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