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Posted by Rafic Jouejati
Rafic Jouejati
14,976 Points

Why are you talking at 100mph ? Jesus slow down we're trying to learn here.

SLOW DOWN

Matt Varner
Matt Varner
5,373 Points
Matt Varner
Matt Varner
5,373 Points

It's mildly amusing to listen to her at -50% speed. It's a little like listening to a someone on too much morphine, with powers of staying on point that are unnervingly unnatural.

Andy V
Andy V
19,406 Points

These comments are demeaning.

Philip G
Philip G
14,600 Points

Totally agree. A little bit slower would be better next time Allison Grayce Marshall

5 Answers

Colin Bell
Colin Bell
29,679 Points
Colin Bell
Colin Bell
29,679 Points

She doesn't seem to be speaking too quickly, but you can always slow down the video by changing the speed.

Matt Varner
Matt Varner
5,373 Points
Matt Varner
Matt Varner
5,373 Points

It really is a great feature for anyone who needs it.

MUZ140663 Question Ngwarati
MUZ140663 Question Ngwarati
11,782 Points

thanks Bell

Fill in the blanks to concatenate the strings together:

"He's pining " "for" " the fjords!" "He's pining for the fjords!"

Cory Spitzer
Cory Spitzer
595 Points
Cory Spitzer
Cory Spitzer
595 Points

If English is not your native language, than it might seem fast. Whenever we are learning new languages it seems like people are speaking quickly, but it is just a normal pace for them. Whenever people speak in Spanish it seems fast to me unless they are speaking slowly.

Rafic Jouejati
Rafic Jouejati
14,976 Points

That's obviously true however when you're in a classroom setting receiving instructions from a professor it's wise for the instructor to speak at a steady pace for the audience to better grasp the concepts. Especially when it's something completely new to the participant. She's speaking as if we're all at the level she is. Glad for the slowdown feature.

Anthony Attard
Anthony Attard
43,915 Points
Anthony Attard
Anthony Attard
43,915 Points

Haha I watch them at 2x speed.

Cynthia Felice
Cynthia Felice
4,592 Points
Cynthia Felice
Cynthia Felice
4,592 Points

Gee, I'm happy to have a teacher who compresses so much important information into such a short time! I was getting a little tired of watching everything at 2x and pausing when something important came up. Maybe you should try working on your listening comprehension skills, Matt, so you can get up to speed, instead of whining about the teacher's presentation.