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Discover Ludwig"speaks so fast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that someone speaks quickly or at a high speed. Example: Sarah speaks so fast that sometimes it's hard to keep up with what she's saying.
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Mr. Winterbottom, 49, has a Midlands accent and speaks so fast that his sentences sometimes resemble mumbling, unpunctuated telegrams.
Talib's enthusiasm runs so high and he speaks so fast that Mangino says he understands only about 50 percent of what Talib says on the phone.
I've never met anyone who speaks so fast, or who moves so constantly, shifting on the sofa or hands waving in front of her.
She speaks so fast that it's very, very, very hard to lob a question, or even a word, into the gap.
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It was me, I was speaking so fast.
— When Denard Robinson arrived at Michigan three years ago, he spoke so fast that his offensive linemen could not understand him.
Writer tells about listening to some of the debaters who spoke so fast it was hard to understand them.
And the whole time they're speaking so fast, and calling out markers to help them remember the wine".
He sat up on the couch, and began speaking so fast in his accented English that words seemed to collide.
"Technically, as an actor, it's also hard to be so straightforward, and to speak so fast and say so many complicated things.
The director, Pam MacKinnon, has Close speak so fast that we can't hear the transitions in her thoughts and feelings.
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