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Default Re: i need some recorded conversation of native english family

It also depends on what kind of accent you are interested in.
I barely understand the Scottish accent and quite frequently I struggle to listen the Irish one, for instance.

Let's not forget about BBC World (live video streaming), it's a good call IMO:
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I could record my family’s conversation but it would be boring. I think your best option is to watch family TV shows. They present interesting and funny situations. For example: The Wonder Years, 7th Heaven, The Simpsons, Gilmore Girls and others.
Yeh. I still can't understand 2 sentence in a row of what they say in Scrubs. JK
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