Unbelievably! I remember I stumbled upon your channel and watched your first videos when my English was basically 0. Now I am an English teacher. But your pronunciation is way ahead since then
Graymass, may I ask why you used this form "Unbelievably" - an adverb, not an adjective? I'm on my beginning on my way of learning English and I feel like it should be adjective 😅 I'd be super grateful for an explanation 🙏
@@Anna-nr3mu I used the adverb in this case simply due to I addressed author's pronunciation and a way in which he's speeking, and how it startled me to see his progress in 4 years. I wrote my whole passage intrinsically, and to be candid, I'm not a big grammar "guru". If simply, we use an adverb, if we wanna emphasise how smth is happening. And an adjective , if we point out some feature of a noun. Thus an adverb relates to a verb, an adjective to a noun. I wish you inspiration to carry on your English studying, but don't care about grammar too much. You'll nail it!
Dude I remember when I started speaking English back in 2018/2019 i watched your videos and also shared them with my friends. Now I have a job as a legal assistant and I am an english teacher at a University, its been a long time! Thank you, seriously. THANK YOU!
@@EngFluentTV thanks to you!!! I always loved your videos! There were countless of videos I watched but i do remember the ones which helped me overcome some difficulties I had yours included! Welcome back!
Yeah, i agree. I feel like as an adult learner, we need to study grammar to make our study more efficient. Because if we learning like kids learning language, it’s not like it would not succeed, it just takes more years. But, as the video says, if we focus on grammar, grammar and grammar only, we will also have hardtime to speak it out, so grammar takes 1%, the rest is practice by focusing to catch and deliver the messages.
@@Jauu-r8rHi, well, you know, recently i carried out some research to know if there is any difference between learning a language as an adult and as a kid and i found out this: imagine a newborn kid and an adult human, what makes them different? the answer is the adult tries to see the world in such a way that every thing must makes sense to him otherwise his brain cannot accept it, but the case is not the same for the kid, the kid's memory is empty he doesn't need reason because he has no intellect yet, and if the adult wants to learn language he should learn grammar so that the language makes sense to him, because he need reason, but the kid doesn't need reason so he can learn a language without studying grammar.
@@user-wg8of3rf6s Interesting, thk you for the additional insights. Indeed, I feel like if I take a look at myself back then, when I was a kid, and now, there really are major differences in the advantages and disadvantages between these two types of learners. Like our environment (kids tend to have a better environment that supports them in practicing the language they use), and also conditions and traits, like wht you mentioned, where adults tend to be more scared and shy about making mistakes because if we sound like we don’t make sense, we’re ‘scared’ of being judged as stupid or incompetent and much more.
Same here. Learning English grammar is necessary if you are to achieve academic goals. If you also need everyday interaction with English speakers, then the subconscious learning of the normal spoken language is also necessary. Both perspectives (grammar learning and subconscious) are needed to round up your "English life".
This is so true. In my class i consider myself as the best most fluent in english, but only through preparation and written. During impromptu i struggle alot expressing myself, i had to think very hard and scan my deep vocabulary to find the exact word. Unlike any other people, they can easily think the simpler words and say it, but for me i was used to using the perfect word.
One of the mistakes I made when I was learning English was that I only spoke with people who weren't as good as me. That actually made my English speaking even worse. So, this "input" makes total sense to me.
This is exactly what I’ve been doing to improve my English for the last 3 years!😊 A lot of listening + practicing speaking using the shadowing technique.👍🇺🇸 The result? Now I coach native English speakers as a personal trainer.💪 I honestly think this is the only video people should watch on how to learn English.🙂
@@EngFluentTV I really do!🙂 I love fitness, I love English, and I love helping people, so it’s like a dream job for me because it combines all these things.😁💪
so this time i'm learning english unconciously, i didn't learn much about grammar, but i do like listening and reading in english. it's really fun and beneficial when you can understand english! it's a great video thank you so much!
Hello! I want to tell you that your English is just perfect! You've done a huge work and achieved great results in your pronunciation and overall language! Good job! You sounds like a native speaker!
I’m very happy. I’m 50 years old, and I have been studying English for six weeks. I’m happy because, I understood the video even though, I have only been studying this language for a short time. I have been studying every single day.
Thank u a lot! It's been my 5th video about how to learn English, and honestly this one was the most helpful and enjoyable. I don't leave comments in social media usually, but this one deserves exception. Have a good time, thank you again!
you’re completely accurate abt what relates to unconscious knowledge, i feel I’m achieving my best in speaking by listening to so many videos, which might get better with intensive reading practice so i think the vid is striving to resolve a very complicated issue that many language learners are struggling with
I'm learning German and woah, this video solves just everything I have been questioning about my speaking skill. I find it difficult to improve if I pratice with people at my level. Subcribed!
The unconscious knowledge things explained why i suddenly knew lots of korean vocabularies without taking any formal korean learning classes. All i did was watching drama/movies/shows. Gotta do the same method to improve my spoken English. Thank you for the great video.
Hey, I've seen thousands of videos on how to speak fluently nothing caught my attention like your video did. The things you've said, all make 100% sense. I'm gonna follow your suggestions from now on. Let's see how it turns out.
I'm so glad for the information you giving us and the way how you learned english is so impress. Currently, I've returned to study english and I can say I'm improving my spoken english through reading and listening.
This is the best video that I have ever seen on TH-cam about speaking in English . I know there is a lot of research and effort behind that. Thank you very much. We need your knowledge and experiences. Keep up the great work!
I did french in school and after four years, I'm still at beginner level. I was soo interested in French when I joined school but soon enough it became a chore. Cramming grammar rules to pass the exams. Being forced to watch and translate boring documentaries, to which i'd use google to translate. I passed and can tell you how to conjugate words but I can't have a decent conversation in french. By the time I completed school, I had no passion for french. I've recently been watching aesthetic french videos and I felt the passion come back. I definitely will imply this technique. Will be back in a year's time just to see how much progress i made.
yeah i already input tons of youtube videos, my listening skill is very great. and uh recently i started to recording myself when i speaking English. this tips make me became more confident and more fluent.
And finally here is an another great video from the topic. I have done a little research about this topic and you get exactly right what i found myself too. I am happy because i see you back over the course of around 10 years? Wow. Have a nice day. 😊
I'm on your side about conscious and unconscious knowledge but here in Vietnam, we are also focus on grammar lessons than what we can actually say and express our ideas. Btw, your accent is incredible.
I have been learning english with this method, and really help me a lot, before in the school i learned the gramatic for 8 years, but i could't to speak even dont learned the gramatic hahaha, right now. I can to speak more fluent, and i have improved my English skills. I'm so happy for my progress. Have made more in a couple months than years. 😊😊😊😊
Excellent tips, and they obviously worked. The main tip I picked up on was immitation, and I will start doing it in my quest to learn your native language - Thai. Thank you for a great presentation.
I love this video! I’ve taught English to adults in Japan for many years, and I always encourage my students to do these things . I’m going to share this video with my current students. Many of them focus excessively on grammar, which ironically becomes a great hindrance to their improvement. You explain this so clearly! Thank you! (Your English is excellent, by the way.😊👍)
Thank you so much for this video. I've wasted lots of time learning English but it doesn't work for me since I always focus on Grammar and accent. Through this video, I finally realized how I need to improve my English greatly. Your content so helpful, I hope you can make more others like that in the future, thank you once again.
Great Thanks!!! The pink elephant who is limited in her own beliefs gave me great courage five years ago. I sincerely appreciate your brilliant English courses.💚
I totally agree with you, this is how I have learned languages like French and Spanish. I don’t like grammar too, yet I got fluent. However, for languages that don’t use Latin Alphabets you’ll need to balance both conscious and unconscious knowledge, but yes the latter would really help.
Thank you for this amazing video! I recall watching your videos a few years ago and really enjoying them. It's a coincidence that I've also been focusing on extensive listening lately, and it’s been greatly helping me improve my English. Your videos are incredibly helpful, so please keep posting more. I truly enjoy them.
I can listening. I can understand what are you talking about. But i cant speak. I feel desperate. Cause i really hate hate hate learning gramma. I cant remember any of it. I give up on learning English. But I just found your channel. Feel like you just give me a flashlight. I will try me best this time. I am Thai. I think you really cool. No one teach me this way. Thanks for making this video.
as long as you know the basics of grammar you'll be fine- just use grammarly also im so up for conversations with you in english im a native speaker so i might talk too fast but ill try my best if you decide to take the opportunity
Thank you so much for this very useful video. I'm a Portuguese speaker and I'm trying to improve my English skills. This video is what I was looking for
Wow, Natee! Your story is so inspiring. I’ve always struggled with English grammar, but your explanation of unconscious knowledge makes so much sense. I’m going to start listening to more English podcasts and try the imitation technique you mentioned. Thanks for sharing your journey!
4:05 It's so interesting. I can relate to it. In writing essay, if we just focus ourself generating ideas, and not in the grammar we would be able to write english without worrying about the grammar unconciously.
@@ashleynguyen4802it was always free, they recently added a much better free IA which is gpt-4o mini, the premium is to access their latest and most advanced IA
❤ Thank you so much. . I have learned the great way to improve my speaking skill. This is the way that l provide to be a Thai who can speak English fluently. ❤❤
This is incredibly important and worth a video for people who want to speak other languages. It includes many important things in a way that can easily understand
This video was so interesting cause everything I learned was from listening (watching movies, tv shows, playing video games, etc) and I consider myself a intermediate level, but a few months ago I’ve been interesting to follow a career that requires a more advanced level than the one that I have now, so I just started doing exactly what you said not to lol studying grammar and things like time. I’m so happy that I watched your video cause now I know that all the knowledge that I have comes from a very efficient way of learning and I didn’t even know that.
Thank you for the video! Lately, i am so confuse how to improve my english speaking skill, and fortunately i meet this video, and now i am gonna practicing it for me
I want to say that i learn so much from this video, i'm from Colombia, and i love this language so much. Most importantly i want to prove my skills. So thank you i love this videos they make me feel comfortable by myself
This video has transformed my perspective on the English language. The main point of the video is to consume English content as much as possible, even with subtitles of your choice.
Glad to hear that this video convinced you to consume a lot of English content. Just make sure to use English subtitles to avoid translation and get the most out of your practice.
Amazing Video. So, watching this moving I was think about communication. Doesn't matter if you are or not native speaker, but the most important is about communication, how to express yourself easily and clearly. The English on this video is completely easy to understand, some times, one native speaker cannot do the same, because they don't use a simple comunnication. Thans for this movie!
This lesson is out of the world with the meaningful content and so amazing animations. Moreover, the voice in video, which is clear and great. It helps me a lot to listen and understand whole content. Respect!! Hoping your channel will publish more content with the same quality of this video.
Thank you so much to share your amazing tips!! I've been learning English for over 9 years and i have no problem at all in communication but somehow i still find myself having difficulty to construct sentences clearly. Like sometimes, i heard new words and when i try to use in my sentence, it sounded little awkward.. now i learn how i should improve speaking and put new words in a natural way. I'll definitely practice your way!! I HOPE THIS VID WILL GET MORE ATTENTION THAT NON-ENGLISH SPEAKER COULD LEARN ENGLISH EFFECTIVELY😇
Hello sir! I am Rika from Indonesia. Love your recommendation. I got a lesson from you. We can speak English fluently by more practising listening and speaking. I try to get into practice. Thank you.
How about studying grammar rule and master many more words for the first time. Then practice more listening and speaking skills. I think anyone can not speak fluent English without master them. And that is for anyone which high level of English.
Ótimo 💎 sempre acreditei e fiz assim e só tenho a agradecer a capacidade da mente de fazer as conexões neurais que são necessárias para o aprendizado e o entendimento de um novo idioma. Realmente você fez um vídeo onde explica e esclarece o assunto 👍👍
I'm not an expert of teaching English but what I would say is that the better way of increasing the unconscious knowledge in any language is through reading a lot the target language When you read a lot in english for example, you are able to realise how the language is structured, your brain will be able to learn and to adapt in the language which is flowing through your mind. It's my opinion about the process of acquiring a new language, reading is a powerful way of learning anything in your life
Hello, I know this comment is a bit old, but I wanted to ask you about those people who say that reading is not a good way to learn English because they believe when we’re reading by ourselves nobody is going to correct our mistakes when we mispronounce an English word wrongly. They think the best way is to read audiobooks, so you will be able to listen to them and how they pronounce every single word. I like to read regular books but sometimes I don’t know how exactly to pronounce some new words and I feel a bit stuck and then just forget about that word and keep reading.🤷🏼♀️
What you are saying is completely true...one needs a lot of output at the beginning of learning a new language, but don't you think that at a certain advanced level he needs to produce the language extensively in order to get comfortable when interacting with it, and also get his mouth used to the distinct mouth structures of a language.
thanks for share you experience and tips in learn english, i have been struggling to learn speaking in english and your experience motivated me to learn english consistently
In addition to the technique discussed, you can improve your speaking with my interactive lessons.
Learn more at engfluent.com/il/
Unbelievably! I remember I stumbled upon your channel and watched your first videos when my English was basically 0. Now I am an English teacher. But your pronunciation is way ahead since then
Wow...I'm glad to hear that you're now an English teacher. Thanks for still watching my videos after all these years!
Graymass, may I ask why you used this form "Unbelievably" - an adverb, not an adjective? I'm on my beginning on my way of learning English and I feel like it should be adjective 😅 I'd be super grateful for an explanation 🙏
Its so Funny that theses i was studying about the usage of "stumble upon" and you give me a good example of how to use it lol
@@Anna-nr3mu I used the adverb in this case simply due to I addressed author's pronunciation and a way in which he's speeking, and how it startled me to see his progress in 4 years. I wrote my whole passage intrinsically, and to be candid, I'm not a big grammar "guru". If simply, we use an adverb, if we wanna emphasise how smth is happening. And an adjective , if we point out some feature of a noun. Thus an adverb relates to a verb, an adjective to a noun.
I wish you inspiration to carry on your English studying, but don't care about grammar too much. You'll nail it!
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Dude I remember when I started speaking English back in 2018/2019 i watched your videos and also shared them with my friends. Now I have a job as a legal assistant and I am an english teacher at a University, its been a long time!
Thank you, seriously. THANK YOU!
Man, congrats on your success, and thanks for watching my videos!
@@EngFluentTV thanks to you!!! I always loved your videos! There were countless of videos I watched but i do remember the ones which helped me overcome some difficulties I had yours included!
Welcome back!
Ohhh realy you B... 😂
your experience is fanscinating,hope i can learn english like you
@@梦三-p7z sure you can pal. Just do your best and dont give up!
I do study grammar and I combine it with extensive listening. It really helps. In my case, I enjoy studying grammar.
Yeah, i agree. I feel like as an adult learner, we need to study grammar to make our study more efficient. Because if we learning like kids learning language, it’s not like it would not succeed, it just takes more years. But, as the video says, if we focus on grammar, grammar and grammar only, we will also have hardtime to speak it out, so grammar takes 1%, the rest is practice by focusing to catch and deliver the messages.
@@Jauu-r8rHi, well, you know, recently i carried out some research to know if there is any difference between learning a language as an adult and as a kid and i found out this: imagine a newborn kid and an adult human, what makes them different? the answer is the adult tries to see the world in such a way that every thing must makes sense to him otherwise his brain cannot accept it, but the case is not the same for the kid, the kid's memory is empty he doesn't need reason because he has no intellect yet, and if the adult wants to learn language he should learn grammar so that the language makes sense to him, because he need reason, but the kid doesn't need reason so he can learn a language without studying grammar.
@@user-wg8of3rf6s Interesting, thk you for the additional insights. Indeed, I feel like if I take a look at myself back then, when I was a kid, and now, there really are major differences in the advantages and disadvantages between these two types of learners. Like our environment (kids tend to have a better environment that supports them in practicing the language they use), and also conditions and traits, like wht you mentioned, where adults tend to be more scared and shy about making mistakes because if we sound like we don’t make sense, we’re ‘scared’ of being judged as stupid or incompetent and much more.
Exactly! It works for me @@Jauu-r8r
Same here. Learning English grammar is necessary if you are to achieve academic goals. If you also need everyday interaction with English speakers, then the subconscious learning of the normal spoken language is also necessary. Both perspectives (grammar learning and subconscious) are needed to round up your "English life".
I’m Thai and my English is so poor but this video encouraged me to practice speaking English in natural way, thank you so much. 🙏🏻
Thanks for watching. I'm glad to hear the video encouraged you. Keep practicing, and with time, your English will improve. You've got this!
I think in English 24/7. It has helped me speak English more automatically and smoothly. Thanks so much 🙏
You mean in total inmersion?
I speak four languages and I never think about the languages I speak its because I never have learnt those languages, I have acquired them.
@@Mehrpascal you can share how to you study english?
@@Maldo21 I think in English instead of my mother tongue. You can watch TH-cam videos about thinking in English.
@@Maldo21 I think in English instead of my mother tongue. You can watch TH-cam videos about thinking in English.
1. Listening
- Regular basis
+ Content: simple
+ content avoid: grammar lesson
+ time: 12:23 as much as possible
2. Practice 14:07
- input driven practice 16:37
+ shadow
+ imitation 16:56
This is so true. In my class i consider myself as the best most fluent in english, but only through preparation and written. During impromptu i struggle alot expressing myself, i had to think very hard and scan my deep vocabulary to find the exact word. Unlike any other people, they can easily think the simpler words and say it, but for me i was used to using the perfect word.
same thing brother
One of the mistakes I made when I was learning English was that I only spoke with people who weren't as good as me. That actually made my English speaking even worse. So, this "input" makes total sense to me.
You just have 15 videos on your channel, but it has a benefits more than the others. Thank you sir
This is exactly what I’ve been doing to improve my English for the last 3 years!😊 A lot of listening + practicing speaking using the shadowing technique.👍🇺🇸 The result? Now I coach native English speakers as a personal trainer.💪
I honestly think this is the only video people should watch on how to learn English.🙂
Thanks for sharing your success story. I'm happy for you, and I can tell from your username that you care about your clients 😀
@@EngFluentTV I really do!🙂 I love fitness, I love English, and I love helping people, so it’s like a dream job for me because it combines all these things.😁💪
so this time i'm learning english unconciously, i didn't learn much about grammar, but i do like listening and reading in english. it's really fun and beneficial when you can understand english! it's a great video thank you so much!
Why did I not get this video earlier? The most informative video present on TH-cam.
Hello! I want to tell you that your English is just perfect! You've done a huge work and achieved great results in your pronunciation and overall language! Good job! You sounds like a native speaker!
Thanks a lot, Janet 😃
I’m very happy. I’m 50 years old, and I have been studying English for six weeks. I’m happy because, I understood the video even though, I have only been studying this language for a short time. I have been studying every single day.
Native English speaker here! Gotta say, your English is excellent. Very well done. Hoping to be as good in my TL sooner rather than later.
can we talk? i have to try my englsih speaking with someone who is native
Thank u a lot! It's been my 5th video about how to learn English, and honestly this one was the most helpful and enjoyable. I don't leave comments in social media usually, but this one deserves exception. Have a good time, thank you again!
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and found it the most helpful 😀
You are really lucky.
you’re completely accurate abt what relates to unconscious knowledge, i feel I’m achieving my best in speaking by listening to so many videos, which might get better with intensive reading practice so i think the vid is striving to resolve a very complicated issue that many language learners are struggling with
I'm learning German and woah, this video solves just everything I have been questioning about my speaking skill. I find it difficult to improve if I pratice with people at my level. Subcribed!
Glad this video solved all the mysteries you had. Thanks for subscribing!
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The unconscious knowledge things explained why i suddenly knew lots of korean vocabularies without taking any formal korean learning classes. All i did was watching drama/movies/shows.
Gotta do the same method to improve my spoken English.
Thank you for the great video.
Thanks for sharing! That's your unconscious brain doing the work for you. Let's do the same thing with English!
Hey, I've seen thousands of videos on how to speak fluently nothing caught my attention like your video did. The things you've said, all make 100% sense. I'm gonna follow your suggestions from now on. Let's see how it turns out.
Wow, thank you for making my day with your kind words! I’m really glad the video resonated with you.
How is it going? Update please!
I'm so glad for the information you giving us and the way how you learned english is so impress. Currently, I've returned to study english and I can say I'm improving my spoken english through reading and listening.
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This is the best video that I have ever seen on TH-cam about speaking in English . I know there is a lot of research and effort behind that. Thank you very much. We need your knowledge and experiences. Keep up the great work!
I did french in school and after four years, I'm still at beginner level. I was soo interested in French when I joined school but soon enough it became a chore. Cramming grammar rules to pass the exams. Being forced to watch and translate boring documentaries, to which i'd use google to translate. I passed and can tell you how to conjugate words but I can't have a decent conversation in french. By the time I completed school, I had no passion for french. I've recently been watching aesthetic french videos and I felt the passion come back. I definitely will imply this technique. Will be back in a year's time just to see how much progress i made.
Thanks for sharing your story. Good luck with learning French, and see you in a year 👌
yeah i already input tons of youtube videos, my listening skill is very great. and uh recently i started to recording myself when i speaking English. this tips make me became more confident and more fluent.
And finally here is an another great video from the topic. I have done a little research about this topic and you get exactly right what i found myself too. I am happy because i see you back over the course of around 10 years? Wow. Have a nice day. 😊
Thanks for the kind words. I'm super happy to see that some people still remember me and my videos. Cheers!
I'm on your side about conscious and unconscious knowledge but here in Vietnam, we are also focus on grammar lessons than what we can actually say and express our ideas. Btw, your accent is incredible.
Yeah. It's tough to do what you know is right when almost everyone else is doing the opposite. Keep going. You're not alone.
I am optimistic that this technique will help me speak English fluently. Thank you for sharing your secret!
That's the spirit!
I have been learning english with this method, and really help me a lot, before in the school i learned the gramatic for 8 years, but i could't to speak even dont learned the gramatic hahaha, right now. I can to speak more fluent, and i have improved my English skills. I'm so happy for my progress. Have made more in a couple months than years. 😊😊😊😊
Thanks for sharing. I'm happy to hear you're on the right track. Keep it up!
Excellent tips, and they obviously worked. The main tip I picked up on was immitation, and I will start doing it in my quest to learn your native language - Thai. Thank you for a great presentation.
Good luck with learning Thai ขอบคุณครับที่ดูวิดีโอผม ♥️
you just spoke about the problems I am facing grate job mate love your work. TH-cam should delete all English teaching videos except this one
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I love this video!
I’ve taught English to adults in Japan for many years, and I always encourage my students to do these things . I’m going to share this video with my current students. Many of them focus excessively on grammar, which ironically becomes a great hindrance to their improvement.
You explain this so clearly! Thank you!
(Your English is excellent, by the way.😊👍)
Thank you so much for this video. I've wasted lots of time learning English but it doesn't work for me since I always focus on Grammar and accent. Through this video, I finally realized how I need to improve my English greatly. Your content so helpful, I hope you can make more others like that in the future, thank you once again.
Great Thanks!!! The pink elephant who is limited in her own beliefs gave me great courage five years ago. I sincerely appreciate your brilliant English courses.💚
Glad to hear that the elephant story inspired you. Thanks a lot for using my lessons!
When I finished to watch the video, I realize the reason that I can speak in English fluently. It is really a useful video.❤
Thanks for the ❤️
I totally agree with you, this is how I have learned languages like French and Spanish. I don’t like grammar too, yet I got fluent.
However, for languages that don’t use Latin Alphabets you’ll need to balance both conscious and unconscious knowledge, but yes the latter would really help.
This video is the best I've ever seen teaching how to learn English, do exactly as he teaches, the tips are very good. Congratulations on the video!!
One of the best videos in learning English in TH-cam. 👍👍
Thanks for the high praise!
This is the very best comment and advice for English learners I have heard ever.
I never had read so clear explaination about improve English speaking skills. Thank you for share .
Thank you for this amazing video! I recall watching your videos a few years ago and really enjoying them. It's a coincidence that I've also been focusing on extensive listening lately, and it’s been greatly helping me improve my English. Your videos are incredibly helpful, so please keep posting more. I truly enjoy them.
I can listening. I can understand what are you talking about. But i cant speak. I feel desperate. Cause i really hate hate hate learning gramma. I cant remember any of it. I give up on learning English. But I just found your channel. Feel like you just give me a flashlight. I will try me best this time.
I am Thai. I think you really cool. No one teach me this way. Thanks for making this video.
I understand your feelings. Please give these methods a chance and work hard. You can do it👍
as long as you know the basics of grammar you'll be fine- just use grammarly also im so up for conversations with you in english im a native speaker so i might talk too fast but ill try my best if you decide to take the opportunity
If anyone wants to practise their English, I am here to help!
I’m Thai 🇹🇭, I’m so proud of you!! ❤❤ 🎉
Thank you so much for this very useful video. I'm a Portuguese speaker and I'm trying to improve my English skills. This video is what I was looking for
Wow, Natee! Your story is so inspiring. I’ve always struggled with English grammar, but your explanation of unconscious knowledge makes so much sense. I’m going to start listening to more English podcasts and try the imitation technique you mentioned. Thanks for sharing your journey!
Thanks for watching the video. I'm glad you're giving these methods a try!
Gosh! I'm Thai. Thanks a lot for your sharing!!! 🎉🎉🎉😊🙏
4:05 It's so interesting. I can relate to it. In writing essay, if we just focus ourself generating ideas, and not in the grammar we would be able to write english without worrying about the grammar unconciously.
Heyyy you back!! I've been waiting for years and you finally upload new content!!
I'm back! Hope this video is worth the wait ❤
I think practice spoken English with chat gpt is also a useful way. It can correct your grammar mistakes, it really like a good friend of me.
Is it free?
@@ashleynguyen4802yes bro
@@ashleynguyen4802 you can chat with gpt 4min(this is free)
@@ashleynguyen4802 I think we had better grain more unconcious knowledge like the youtuber said. I found I used to say same things with GPT.
@@ashleynguyen4802it was always free, they recently added a much better free IA which is gpt-4o mini, the premium is to access their latest and most advanced IA
This is the best video about learning English I have ever seen!
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it 😁
Its called PROCEADURAL Knowledge. GREAT VIDEO and EXCELLENT ENglish. Great accomplishment my world's Brother!
❤ Thank you so much. . I have learned the great way to improve my speaking skill. This is the way that l provide to be a Thai who can speak English fluently. ❤❤
The best explanation I've ever heard
your presentation is what i need to delivering my speech.enough to listen,understand and be interested in
This is very accurate when i started practicing English i don't pay any attention about grammar or anything else about English
Bro finally remembered his accounts password.
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I will play this video over and over due to this video very advantageous for me 😁
Glad you find it useful!
I'm VietNamese and I really like your videos!
It is a great idea I have never heard before. I will try it in my English learning. Thanks!
Wow! Thanks a ton! Through this video, I know a hidden key to speaking fluently and changing my mindset about learning new languages.
This is incredibly important and worth a video for people who want to speak other languages. It includes many important things in a way that can easily understand
So glad to see your video after a long time.
Stay blessed❤
This video was so interesting cause everything I learned was from listening (watching movies, tv shows, playing video games, etc) and I consider myself a intermediate level, but a few months ago I’ve been interesting to follow a career that requires a more advanced level than the one that I have now, so I just started doing exactly what you said not to lol studying grammar and things like time. I’m so happy that I watched your video cause now I know that all the knowledge that I have comes from a very efficient way of learning and I didn’t even know that.
Thanks for sharing. I'm glad this video got you on the right track 😃
Thank you for the video! Lately, i am so confuse how to improve my english speaking skill, and fortunately i meet this video, and now i am gonna practicing it for me
I want to say that i learn so much from this video, i'm from Colombia, and i love this language so much. Most importantly i want to prove my skills. So thank you i love this videos they make me feel comfortable by myself
Thats the best advice ive ever received ! Thankyou
Thank u so much for this video one I will be fluent Inshaallah
Thank you so much. Finally a practical way to practice my speaking!!!
Finally you came back!!!
your accent is really easy for me to understand even without subtitles, thank you so much for this video!
This video has transformed my perspective on the English language. The main point of the video is to consume English content as much as possible, even with subtitles of your choice.
Glad to hear that this video convinced you to consume a lot of English content. Just make sure to use English subtitles to avoid translation and get the most out of your practice.
Amazing Video. So, watching this moving I was think about communication. Doesn't matter if you are or not native speaker, but the most important is about communication, how to express yourself easily and clearly. The English on this video is completely easy to understand, some times, one native speaker cannot do the same, because they don't use a simple comunnication. Thans for this movie!
Well said and thanks for the kind words!
Welcome back, it's been a long time since I've seen your videos to help me learn English, please make videos regularly. Thank you very much.
Thanks for watching. It's good to be back.
This lesson is out of the world with the meaningful content and so amazing animations. Moreover, the voice in video, which is clear and great. It helps me a lot to listen and understand whole content. Respect!!
Hoping your channel will publish more content with the same quality of this video.
Thank you so much to share your amazing tips!! I've been learning English for over 9 years and i have no problem at all in communication but somehow i still find myself having difficulty to construct sentences clearly. Like sometimes, i heard new words and when i try to use in my sentence, it sounded little awkward.. now i learn how i should improve speaking and put new words in a natural way. I'll definitely practice your way!!
I HOPE THIS VID WILL GET MORE ATTENTION THAT NON-ENGLISH SPEAKER COULD LEARN ENGLISH EFFECTIVELY😇
Please upload more content, not only one a year, you are a really great teacher
Thanks for the kind words! I'll upload more often.
Hello sir!
I am Rika from Indonesia.
Love your recommendation.
I got a lesson from you.
We can speak English fluently by more practising listening and speaking. I try to get into practice.
Thank you.
That's the spirit! Good luck, Rika.
How about studying grammar rule and master many more words for the first time. Then practice more listening and speaking skills.
I think anyone can not speak fluent English without master them.
And that is for anyone which high level of English.
Sorry sir. I wrote wrong word without master. It must be without mastering.
Omg I didn’t think this way Thank you so much for sharing great advice!!!!!!!
ตามช่องมา ผมพุ่งรู้ว่าเป็นพี่คนไทย หลังจากนี้ผมจะดูทุกคลิปแล้วครับ
Its amazing that you come back again..... please don't stop making videos ❤
the information that you give is fantastic. keep up the the good work.
Thanks, I'll do my best 😃
You’re totally right, thank you for the tips 🙏🏽
Ótimo 💎 sempre acreditei e fiz assim e só tenho a agradecer a capacidade da mente de fazer as conexões neurais que são necessárias para o aprendizado e o entendimento de um novo idioma. Realmente você fez um vídeo onde explica e esclarece o assunto 👍👍
I'm really really happy to you back. I'm from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩. I'm watched your video ❤❤
I'm not an expert of teaching English but what I would say is that the better way of increasing the unconscious knowledge in any language is through reading a lot the target language When you read a lot in english for example, you are able to realise how the language is structured, your brain will be able to learn and to adapt in the language which is flowing through your mind. It's my opinion about the process of acquiring a new language, reading is a powerful way of learning anything in your life
Thanks for sharing!
Hello, I know this comment is a bit old, but I wanted to ask you about those people who say that reading is not a good way to learn English because they believe when we’re reading by ourselves nobody is going to correct our mistakes when we mispronounce an English word wrongly. They think the best way is to read audiobooks, so you will be able to listen to them and how they pronounce every single word. I like to read regular books but sometimes I don’t know how exactly to pronounce some new words and I feel a bit stuck and then just forget about that word and keep reading.🤷🏼♀️
@@Mary-S11use dictionary if you face difficulty.
Use "calibre" and add as mush as dictionaries, double click and the pronunciation will be on the side with the meaning @@Mary-S11
6:06 just focus on the information and conversation itself
8:45 9:05 9:42
Choose the contents you like so that learning unconsciously**!!!
17:08
this is the best video on learning English
This is a graet video that I’ve ever watched and great advices how to improve speaking English as well. Thank you so much 🙏😍
Thanks for making my day with your kind words ❤️
Thanks for sharing, bro! I’m from Vietnam!
thank you sir your explanation teach us the right approach, i want to learn a great way as yours.
I dont have the correct words to tell you bro, im very thankful with you you're helping a lot to improve thx for the key love you❤
What you are saying is completely true...one needs a lot of output at the beginning of learning a new language, but don't you think that at a certain advanced level he needs to produce the language extensively in order to get comfortable when interacting with it, and also get his mouth used to the distinct mouth structures of a language.
I wholeheartedly agree. That's why practice is just as important as input 💯
Thank you so much thank you so much once again for me this is the best videos on internet ❤️❤️❤️❤️
thanks for share you experience and tips in learn english, i have been struggling to learn speaking in english and your experience motivated me to learn english consistently
Woww you come back:)) it's so great to see you again.
Thanks. It's good to be back.
Thank you, really helpful