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Accuracy before speed every time. It's like learning to play a musical instrument (which, in fact, the voice is); if you can't play a piece well when you take it slowly, your performance won't improve when you try to speed up. It' all about control.
Thank you for correctly using adverbs in your comments unlike the presenter who uses the adjective fast when an adverb is needed. I am appalled by the ignorance!
Omg thanks for this video! I'm a non native speaker and I speak fast (english conversation ofc) and the result is, I stutter, I mispronounced some words and sounding like I'm nervous. Thanks again!
Wooo you are a perfect english teacher i am not a native, i from México i love the english language i learned English traslating video games and watching american tv shows and parctice alot, Reading news in english on the web and now i found you wooo thx
I wish you always spoke slowly like in this videos, so I can listen without subtitles, and as an English learner I see your voice is very warm and clearly than other native speak ers
"is to get yourself a language partner" I got one. I mean, literally partnered. How can you forget English if the one you love only speaks English haha.
Hi Anna! I've tried to speack fast many times, I thougth that it was me, now you teach me that everybody have to deal with it, I need to calm down, isn't so easy. Thank you for your videos, Love from Argentina :)
My goal is just speak the way everybody understand what I’m saying no matter what accent I have. I loved England accent and watching you I’ll try to speak like and native from UK. Thanks for your channel. Greetings from Dominican Republic.
@@EnglishLikeANative I made It Up myself....And It was close! (Now I know!) By ThE way, Ana: what IS ThE meaning of "close, but not cigar" ? (ThE title of a song).....could It mean something as "close, but It IS not exactly that"...?
Hi Anna, thank you for the advice. I have actually started following your channel because of your accent and clear way of speaking and explaining things. I have been living in the UK for a couple of years and of course I do have plenty of occasions to practise, but I know I still have to work hard on pronunciation and connected speech to sound more like a native, although I wouldn't like to pick the accent of this particular region I'm living in :-)
It's amazing, I thought you spoke too slow but anyway I continued following your videos and all of a sudden I understand different native english speakers much better than before...
It is delightful to hear people talking English with every sound n pronunciation said out clearly, a short pouse after each sentence. Practice by saying it laudly, clearly, n slowly. Very helpful video Tq so much.
I have watch hundreds of videos but Anna your videos are matchless. If you wanna do us a huge favor,kindly make a video names of English poets' names with diffrent functions regarfing grammar. Eg.Adam Smiths is a good teacher. We take adam is a verb like. I love to adamtease new students.
In my head, my english pronunciation sounds most like a British English. Every time when i speak it out, i try pronuntiate like in my head British english on that case. I guess that i got this accent by your awesomest videos. Edit_ If u find some mistakes on my writing skill is because i'm improving it.
Hama Selmi Always speak with the standard speed. Don't talk fast. It may create mistakes and the aim of the conversation would not reach it's finishing point as expected.
I had issues at work, cos I was trying to speak fast!! And custumers did not get my messages, so My Boss call me to talk about it. Now after this video slowly and well pronounced is my goal.
Sou brasileiro do Brasil 🇧🇷 É sempre que eu vejo seus vídeo eu coloco a legenda em inglês e fico lendo luto após de você em inglês mesmo que eu ainda não consiga entender muitas coisas, acho que ajuda muito na minha pronúncia 👉👈👽🇧🇷💚💚💚
Amazing english notes Anna, may I do a recommendation, as an english Learner I will tell You would be marvelous if you coul do some upgradings on your videos subtitles better to turn then on a "ENGLISH " subtitles instead of "ENGLISH AUTOGENERATED" English autogenerated are not that accurate as the others I mention, believe me, second language learners like me find it, highly in handy because we can read and recap everything that's been said precisely. Thanks
I shadow and mimic like Al Pacino but, I can't teacher. Get a partner to speak English in Tenerife is too tough. But thank for you advice. Everyone has their own method. Repeat and Repeat , listening and listening , reading and listening at the same time , it is the best method for me. But i can't pretend talking in two years. To be or not To be like a native isn't important. A long journey start with a single step each day.
I have been to England twice and although I understand a lot of videos created by professionals like you I always had difficulty with understanding natives there. Englishmen speak so fast.
Thank you very much for your tips. I already used italki before and I really liked it, but it is too expensive for people like me who live in countries where the currency is devalued against the dollar or the euro. This is frustrating.
Love the way you delivered the tips to master the language. Most of them try to imitate the natives to sound like them. I believe that should come naturally while conversing with them on a regular basis. One doesn't need to focus much on the accent, rather learning the correct pronunciation would be the key for language learners.
This suggestion is quite helpful！My speaking speed is very very fast when speaking my mother tongue. A bad habit. English, well, it's lucky because my English is not fluent enough to speak too fast.
Miss Anna English (I don't know if is your surname) you are absolutely right, I agree with every word I've heard. I am Italian and I am trying to talk more correctly, getting more standard British, so with no Cockey or Mancunian or Northern accent, just standard English, and I usually have the problem of trying to talking fast, as many english people does. I know that when we talk, is important to be clear and precise, to being understood from the other one or ones. But the problem is when they talk fast. I usually watch some movie or documentary, or other, in English, and is so hard to understand what they say because they talk fast or non-understandable, and when I try to hear that part of the phrase I loose the following words. This is quite a matter of all the languages, but usually I am very good in English, and I have troubles about understanding the same, sometimes even for the unknown words are used
It seems like languages are spoken at different speeds. I spent a month in Spain where I used a secondary language. There, the language is spoken so fast that it almost sounds like they're speaking gibberish, whereas English is spoken so slowly and clearly that you can hear every word properly enunciated with perfect diction. It's just funny how each language is shaped by the culture using it. There are people that speak English so fast that you don't understand them, but it's far rarer to encounter them. I have but it's very uncommon.
Thank you so much for making this video. It helps me a lot. I thought we have to speak fast like a native speaker. Now I can confidently speak slower but more accurate. 👍🏼
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Ana please can you some day talk about all carpenters tools, most of them is not easy to find or to translate from spanish. Thanks so much.
Guide me about Italki pls.
I m eager beaver to join this marathon.
Is the 'language challenge' a kind of a rap-battle? (Just joking =)
I love you so much♡ I'm Hazem from Egypt . 0020111 6213141 WhatsApp please
Do you have a Union Jack patterned bikini too?
;-)
The obsession is not to speak fast, but to understand the fast speaking.
that's the aim for me !
I'm agree too
me trying to understand liam gallagher
Or people who mumble like Depp or Pitt.
Ur right
I agree with you 110%. Speak slowly and clearly that’s more important than speed. I learned English on my own by speaking slowly and clearly
Accuracy before speed every time. It's like learning to play a musical instrument (which, in fact, the voice is); if you can't play a piece well when you take it slowly, your performance won't improve when you try to speed up. It' all about control.
Same here buddy
Thank you for correctly using adverbs in your comments unlike the presenter who uses the adjective fast when an adverb is needed. I am appalled by the ignorance!
Roberto Brosan thanks man. Appreciate it.
@@robertobrosan758 . Except fast is an adjectif or an adverb. Adjectif : he is a fast runner. Adverbe : how fast do you speak ?
I love this motto behind you : Keep calm and carry on ...
well said indeed
Omg thanks for this video! I'm a non native speaker and I speak fast (english conversation ofc) and the result is, I stutter, I mispronounced some words and sounding like I'm nervous. Thanks again!
Wooo you are a perfect english teacher i am not a native, i from México i love the english language i learned English traslating video games and watching american tv shows and parctice alot, Reading news in english on the web and now i found you wooo thx
I wish you always spoke slowly like in this videos, so I can listen without subtitles, and as an English learner I see your voice is very warm and clearly than other native speak ers
"is to get yourself a language partner" I got one. I mean, literally partnered. How can you forget English if the one you love only speaks English haha.
Haha, nice one. Touche!
You just made British accent become so charming in your voice!!❤️🌹
Now I get your point... Instead of speaking in a fast way I'm gonna give an speech..Greetings from Colombia south America.
I'm a fluent Standard North American English speaker and I found this video very informative. Speak English slowly. Spanish is a whole other ball park
Hi Anna! I've tried to speack fast many times, I thougth that it was me, now you teach me that everybody have to deal with it, I need to calm down, isn't so easy. Thank you for your videos, Love from Argentina :)
My goal is just speak the way everybody understand what I’m saying no matter what accent I have. I loved England accent and watching you I’ll try to speak like and native from UK. Thanks for your channel. Greetings from Dominican Republic.
fast or not it doesn't matter at all here.
the thing is we luv u. thats all we need to know and we need to do
massive thanks and cheers!!!!
This video really hits in/on the nail ...And the examples of speakers are very well chosen
It hits the nail on the head. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative I made It Up myself....And It was close! (Now I know!)
By ThE way, Ana: what IS ThE meaning of "close, but not cigar" ? (ThE title of a song).....could It mean something as "close, but It IS not exactly that"...?
I am from India,,I am trying to speak slowly,,, your all video is very helpful for us,,,,I am big fan of you 🙏🙏
I am really stunned after watching this lesson. It's so funtastic. I watched it from the edge of my sit. And your appearance here ...wow!
Hi Anna, thank you for the advice. I have actually started following your channel because of your accent and clear way of speaking and explaining things. I have been living in the UK for a couple of years and of course I do have plenty of occasions to practise, but I know I still have to work hard on pronunciation and connected speech to sound more like a native, although I wouldn't like to pick the accent of this particular region I'm living in :-)
i need a language partner! !! u will be my language partner? ?
plz response
It's amazing, I thought you spoke too slow but anyway I continued following your videos and all of a sudden I understand different native english speakers much better than before...
What a wonderful teacher
You sounds so clear and understandable. I wish every native speak like you :)
It is delightful to hear people talking English with every sound n pronunciation said out clearly, a short pouse after each sentence. Practice by saying it laudly, clearly, n slowly.
Very helpful video
Tq so much.
Hello from Brazil! Good lesson.
I have watch hundreds of videos but Anna your videos are matchless.
If you wanna do us a huge favor,kindly make a video names of English poets' names with diffrent functions regarfing grammar.
Eg.Adam Smiths is a good teacher.
We take adam is a verb like.
I love to adamtease new students.
خل يولن انت عربي
thats very true, thanks to share this video, wish you more success
Nice and beautiful teacher
I just started listening to your compelling videos, I learn and enjoy, really you're phenomenal
Beautiful class!
Charming perfect English teacher with beautiful British accent asmr
السلام عليكم اتمنى من حضرتكم ان تترجموا في الاسفل شرحكم ليتسنى لنا فهم شرحكم لأن ارغب جدا بمتابعتكم والتعلم منكم اللغة الأنكليزية ❤❤
اخي الكريم اذا أردت تعلم اللغة الانجليزية انصحك بقناة ابراهيم عادل
Being confident is one of the best weapons for speakers.
Excellent! That is exactly right medicine!
In my head, my english pronunciation sounds most like a British English. Every time when i speak it out, i try pronuntiate like in my head British english on that case. I guess that i got this accent by your awesomest videos.
Edit_ If u find some mistakes on my writing skill is because i'm improving it.
Practising English with a so gorgeous teacher like you, must be simply, delicious!!
Iván Castillo the heck
what a sentence lmao
I like that idea
Yes...but then happens ThE fall-in...And the go-down of ThE brain, turning into the break down of ThE student And the inevitable drop-out
I do tend to speak a little too fast sometimes 😅 And that's when mistakes happen!
which page
😂😂😂
Hey, do you can to help me to can speak english too fast like you ?
Hama Selmi
Always speak with the standard speed. Don't talk fast. It may create mistakes and the aim of the conversation would not reach it's finishing point as expected.
NEVER Speak English Fast
is a great tip. Great! Thank you.💙👍
I had issues at work, cos I was trying to speak fast!! And custumers did not get my messages, so My Boss call me to talk about it. Now after this video slowly and well pronounced is my goal.
Sou brasileiro do Brasil 🇧🇷
É sempre que eu vejo seus vídeo eu coloco a legenda em inglês e fico lendo luto após de você em inglês mesmo que eu ainda não consiga entender muitas coisas, acho que ajuda muito na minha pronúncia 👉👈👽🇧🇷💚💚💚
WOW! I love this teaching style so much. I'll have to try it with my students. Keep up the good work!
Very beautiful teacher teaching beautifully in a simple and lucid style love the style and lesson thanks
Amazing english notes Anna, may I do a recommendation, as an english Learner I will tell You would be marvelous if you coul do some upgradings on your videos subtitles better to turn then on a "ENGLISH " subtitles instead of "ENGLISH AUTOGENERATED" English autogenerated are not that accurate as the others I mention, believe me, second language learners like me find it, highly in handy because we can read and recap everything that's been said precisely. Thanks
When I am nervous I tend to speak faster which leads me to stutter, speaking slower has been the only thing that has helped, even when I am nervous!
I shadow and mimic like Al Pacino but, I can't teacher. Get a partner to speak English in Tenerife is too tough. But thank for you advice. Everyone has their own method. Repeat and Repeat , listening and listening , reading and listening at the same time , it is the best method for me. But i can't pretend talking in two years. To be or not To be like a native isn't important. A long journey start with a single step each day.
"l just did a shimmy" so funny 😂😂 I love how genuine you are. Thanks Anna
What does it mean - "to do shimmy" ? "to perform a specific dance"?
@@Archeryring yes. When Anna shook her shoulders that move was a shimmy ☺️
The BEST advice Ever!
Thank you for your help
Good to hear you....
Thank you so much for an amazing video! Best regards from Ukraine, Anna! 🌺🌺🌺
Love hello ma'am can you talk to me in English. If you don't mind. I'm from India. I'm learning speaking english..
You r looking very honest, I would like to learn English from u.
If i may give a suggestion, shadowing audiobooks is something that helped me a lot. By the way i love tour vídeos cheers
this is one of the best advices an english teacher can give..thank you Anna
Thanks a million for this video. It helped me to understand a big lesson.
Great Job thx for the Lovely Video s❤
I have been to England twice and although I understand a lot of videos created by professionals like you I always had difficulty with understanding natives there. Englishmen speak so fast.
Just looking at you is a reward.! Thank you sensei!
Thanks a lot.
Anna, I'm enjoying much more your new series (I mean after your maternity leave), the lessons have more content, the proposal seems more serious.
Thank you very much for your tips. I already used italki before and I really liked it, but it is too expensive for people like me who live in countries where the currency is
devalued against the dollar or the euro. This is frustrating.
Love the way you delivered the tips to master the language. Most of them try to imitate the natives to sound like them. I believe that should come naturally while conversing with them on a regular basis. One doesn't need to focus much on the accent, rather learning the correct pronunciation would be the key for language learners.
This suggestion is quite helpful！My speaking speed is very very fast when speaking my mother tongue. A bad habit. English, well, it's lucky because my English is not fluent enough to speak too fast.
Hi
Great tips, I have an interview on Monday so I good to start practice speaking 🙏🙏🙂👍👍
Good luck 😉
Miss Anna English (I don't know if is your surname) you are absolutely right, I agree with every word I've heard. I am Italian and I am trying to talk more correctly, getting more standard British, so with no Cockey or Mancunian or Northern accent, just standard English, and I usually have the problem of trying to talking fast, as many english people does. I know that when we talk, is important to be clear and precise, to being understood from the other one or ones. But the problem is when they talk fast. I usually watch some movie or documentary, or other, in English, and is so hard to understand what they say because they talk fast or non-understandable, and when I try to hear that part of the phrase I loose the following words. This is quite a matter of all the languages, but usually I am very good in English, and I have troubles about understanding the same, sometimes even for the unknown words are used
Practice makes perfect, I'm also looking forward a language partner.
Oshan Dilshara call me on 7778997183 and I’m from india
@@SAMMINATIFF with this name, He IS going to be afraid!
I love your videos. Thanks a lot. The beauty of a language is its comprehension.
a beautiful teacher！
I really like it. You're really fantastic.....!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I noticed my slow speech turns more British and my fast speech turns more American...
Yes, that's true
When I speak fast I sound like Russian and when slow - I sound like Indian. (a joke).
Americans tend to soften hard letters like "t" or "p", or to suppress diphthongs and long vowels, which allows them to speak faster ...
Same here
The point is being understood
Thank you so much
Thank you.
You are great teacher, million thanks for you.
thanks very mach your lesson is very interesing and you are very beauteful
Divina ésta mujer
It's really helpful...
Thanks for all that.
Your voice is enchanting
Great lesson, thank you!
I don't like fast speaker.Comunication between 2 people just like having a walk together..I will feel comfortable if we walk slowly
You are beautiful and your tips are amazing, thank you so much :D
Thank you so much
From Jordan
You changed my mind.. Cheers!
hi
It seems like languages are spoken at different speeds. I spent a month in Spain where I used a secondary language. There, the language is spoken so fast that it almost sounds like they're speaking gibberish, whereas English is spoken so slowly and clearly that you can hear every word properly enunciated with perfect diction. It's just funny how each language is shaped by the culture using it. There are people that speak English so fast that you don't understand them, but it's far rarer to encounter them. I have but it's very uncommon.
Great lesson. I couldn't agree more with you. I don't like when people speak too fast. Whatever language it is.
Thank you so much for making this video. It helps me a lot. I thought we have to speak fast like a native speaker. Now I can confidently speak slower but more accurate. 👍🏼
Many thanks
So true 👍 thanks mis for ur information
Nice ..... and productive video
So useful thanks a lot ;)
For sure I will speak slowly with you :*
Great video.
Thank you
I love watch this wonderful channel
Thank you for this video. I always make this mistake in my lessons with my students 🤦♀️. I'm trying to improve everyday though 💪.
i agree with you . thank for the advice
your advices are very true......and you are very beautiful.
Beauty and intelligence in one person
Correction: Advice. No s needed on the end because advice is uncountable. :)
@@EnglishLikeANative Thank you for this correction.
Hmm. I tend to speak fast. Maybe I should try speaking slower. Let's see if it helps to increase sales 😛 Thanks for the tips!
Great tip
It helped me a lot
Thanks from Brasil 🙋
I'm positive you will make this video for all us.
Adorable vedio love u maam from chicago
Very good congratulations