My humble opinion, this guy is pioneer and unique in TH-cam teaching this method. I have learnt only watching 10 videos of this channel than whole of garbage that u find on internet. You are like a Stephen Krashen but with improve method .You should have a million of viewers, this the best method ever what’s happen with the tutors?.this life is upside down.
Wow, thank you so much! Your comment really motivates me to continue making these videos. I am glad to hear that you have learned from them. Stephen Krashen developed one method, the natural approach, but other people have developed other methods to also provide comprehensible input. I try to use the best of all these methods to make my videos, so that anyone can watch them and learn English in the best way. What topics or kinds of videos would you like to see more of?
Good idea! For past participle, I think what I might do is tell some of my stories again, but change them so that the events in the story have happened every day since last week or last month or last year. This way the verbs will change to use past participle. Please share this channel with anyone else you think might find it helpful for learning English!
Hi Ariel, I've just posted a video where I retell a story using past participle: th-cam.com/video/pzXCZmD2HKE/w-d-xo.html. I changed my story "Bob Wants to Swim" to present perfect tense-"Bob Has Wanted to Swim". In this version, it is Friday and the same things have happened every day since Monday.
You're very welcome! Please let me know if there are any topics or kinds of videos you would like to see. Also, please share this channel with anyone you think it will help!
I’m a native English speaker, and I’m just watching this to see the equivalent of what I’m learning in French, and I really think you’ve nailed comprehensible input for new learners. Give it time and your channel will grow!
English Comprehensible Input for ESL Beginners The closest I’ve found is Alice Ayel. She is great for absolute beginners. She tells very simple stories and draws them out. She also uses very similar, repeated vocab from video to video in a series, so by the end of the series, you should be able to understand at least like 80% of the content because you’ve heard the words used so many times. I’m already at like an A2 level so I already understand her videos almost entirely. I’m just using her as a benchmark to see my progress and what basics I still need to improve on.
Thank you so w for this videos, it's very helpful for learning English, and understanding the American acsent, I will say you please make a video on past present future tense, and all his parts. 😊☺️🙏
Thanks for the video, i would like to speak spoken english using you method, i suppose that my english level is A2, i would like know where shoul i start do you have a playlist levels?
Hi Felipe, this playlist has many videos for beginners: th-cam.com/video/31AtaK035JQ/w-d-xo.html If you find these videos easy, try watching my other longer videos.
I recommend that you mainly watch and listen to things that you enjoy and can understand well, even if you don't know all of the words. This way, because you understand what is said, you can start to pick up the new words without having to translate.
Right now I'm mainly making videos for beginners because there aren't many videos that are both highly understandable and meaningful for adults who don't know any English and want to start learning. Advanced learners should be able to understand many more English videos that are available. Some of my longer videos might help more advanced learners practice their listening and pick up some new vocabulary. If there is enough interest, I will consider doing advanced level videos. Are there any topics or kinds of videos that you would like to see?
Watch movies, and any other TH-cam channels with any topics, if you have an advanced English level you will understand it and improve your skill. It's too strange asking for videos with advanced level but making by beginners way😂
thanks teacher 🙏
It's cool 👍 Many thanks 👍
Please! Don't stop making videos like these! They're so good! Thanks a lot for your effort.
You're welcome Manu, and thank you for the encouragement! I am working on more videos. Watch for them soon!
This channel deserves more recognition.
Thanks! If you know any people who might find these videos helpful for learning English, please share this channel with them.
😊This video of yours is very cool
My humble opinion, this guy is pioneer and unique in TH-cam teaching this method. I have learnt only watching 10 videos of this channel than whole of garbage that u find on internet. You are like a Stephen Krashen but with improve method .You should have a million of viewers, this the best method ever what’s happen with the tutors?.this life is upside down.
Wow, thank you so much! Your comment really motivates me to continue making these videos. I am glad to hear that you have learned from them. Stephen Krashen developed one method, the natural approach, but other people have developed other methods to also provide comprehensible input. I try to use the best of all these methods to make my videos, so that anyone can watch them and learn English in the best way. What topics or kinds of videos would you like to see more of?
@@ComprehensibleEnglish your method teaching past participle would interesting.
Good idea! For past participle, I think what I might do is tell some of my stories again, but change them so that the events in the story have happened every day since last week or last month or last year. This way the verbs will change to use past participle. Please share this channel with anyone else you think might find it helpful for learning English!
Ok perfect, I will be waiting for those videos, your are unique in this moment in youttube thanks.
Hi Ariel, I've just posted a video where I retell a story using past participle: th-cam.com/video/pzXCZmD2HKE/w-d-xo.html. I changed my story "Bob Wants to Swim" to present perfect tense-"Bob Has Wanted to Swim". In this version, it is Friday and the same things have happened every day since Monday.
The most awesome method I've seen in life. Thank you so much!
You're very welcome! Please let me know if there are any topics or kinds of videos you would like to see. Also, please share this channel with anyone you think it will help!
Thanks a lot
i like your videos! thank you very mutch 👍
I’m a native English speaker, and I’m just watching this to see the equivalent of what I’m learning in French, and I really think you’ve nailed comprehensible input for new learners. Give it time and your channel will grow!
Thanks for the encouraging words! Have you seen any content for beginners like my videos for French?
English Comprehensible Input for ESL Beginners The closest I’ve found is Alice Ayel. She is great for absolute beginners. She tells very simple stories and draws them out. She also uses very similar, repeated vocab from video to video in a series, so by the end of the series, you should be able to understand at least like 80% of the content because you’ve heard the words used so many times. I’m already at like an A2 level so I already understand her videos almost entirely. I’m just using her as a benchmark to see my progress and what basics I still need to improve on.
English Comprehensible Input for ESL Beginners Actually, I lied. French Comprehensible Input is the closest to your channel.
You are really good instructor for me, I just to see your videos first time, and for my level of english, your videos are very well for me
Thanks, I'm glad you find them helpful for your level of English!
That is so kind of you!
Thanks, I try to help English learners with these videos.
thank you, I learn a lot with your videos.
Great to hear that Mike! Please share my channel with other learners.
Thank you so w for this videos, it's very helpful for learning English, and understanding the American acsent,
I will say you please make a video on past present future tense, and all his parts. 😊☺️🙏
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Thanks for the video, i would like to speak spoken english using you method, i suppose that my english level is A2, i would like know where shoul i start do you have a playlist levels?
Hi Felipe, this playlist has many videos for beginners: th-cam.com/video/31AtaK035JQ/w-d-xo.html
If you find these videos easy, try watching my other longer videos.
@@ComprehensibleEnglish thanks, my goal is to speak spoken english fluenty, so my question is, how can i achieve my goal?
Great 👍
Thank you! 👍
thanks
You're welcome!
If I translate some of words is that good or not ?because I want to acquire the English language .😊
I recommend that you mainly watch and listen to things that you enjoy and can understand well, even if you don't know all of the words. This way, because you understand what is said, you can start to pick up the new words without having to translate.
Can you make videos with advanced level please?
Right now I'm mainly making videos for beginners because there aren't many videos that are both highly understandable and meaningful for adults who don't know any English and want to start learning. Advanced learners should be able to understand many more English videos that are available. Some of my longer videos might help more advanced learners practice their listening and pick up some new vocabulary. If there is enough interest, I will consider doing advanced level videos. Are there any topics or kinds of videos that you would like to see?
Watch movies, and any other TH-cam channels with any topics, if you have an advanced English level you will understand it and improve your skill. It's too strange asking for videos with advanced level but making by beginners way😂
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Please! Don't stop making videos like these! They're so good! Thanks a lot for your effort.
Thanks! There are more to come!