My name is Richard and today I'm gonna say something three times quickly

and I'd like you to guess what I'm saying.

Are you ready?

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Did you catch it?

Alright, let's try that again but this time with a hint.

Are you ready?

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Did you catch it?

Alright, let's try that again but this time a little bit slower.

Are you ready?

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Did you catch it?

Alright, the answer is "Let him put on a coat."

Let him put on a coat.

"Let him" are connected.

So it sounds like "Let him", "Let him."

"Put on a" are also connected.

So it sounds like "put on a", "put on a."

So "Let him put on a", "Let him put on a coat", "Let him put on a coat."

Alright, let's practice that together.

Please repeat after me.

First slowly, then a little bit faster after that.

Are you ready?

Let him put on a coat.

Great.

A little bit faster.

Let him put on a coat.

Great, and even faster.

Let him put on a coat.

Great.

Now let's try that three times quickly.

Please repeat after me.

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Let him put on a coat.

Great.

So now you know how to say this expression.

My name is Richard.

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