Xavier Marcuz her English fluency is great, so yeah! I don’t talk about the way her talk( accent ) but she did answered every single question very well.
I was hired as a phone banker in an American bank here in the Philippines. At the start of employment, we were required to undergo Berlitz training and exams to correct our common mistakes in English verbal communications. I am grateful that I still have this skill until now even after 8 years since I resigned.
Exactly. She chose to speak at a slow speed at her part 2, which is very wise of her, since it gave her ample time for searching for details and having a great output.
the way she constructed her thoughts and relay it vocally is very amazing. this is coming from someone who's very keen on his grammar that I became conscious when trying to just be conversational.
Watching my fellow countrymen taking this examination and knowing that she actually got a score of 8.5 gives me inspiration. I'm confident enough that I could do better than her.
As a Filipino, I can speak two dialects(Akeanon, Hiligaynon), Filipino, and English. Sometimes it is hard to express your thoughts when speaking to native English speakers. Especially, I still have that habit of translating my mother tongue to English that's why I have that gap time during making a response, and I kind of panic when I got nervous when talking to strangers over the phone or even personally. Oftentimes, I prefer to have a conversation with English native speakers using writing as a medium of communication, since I can edit my response and also I can proofread my grammar before sending an e-mail or message in which I cannot do if I will have an on the spot interview or casual conversation with someone using English.
same din po sa akeanon. It became a language not sure when di ko lng maalala. Narinig ko lng sa kaibigan ko, which narinig nya rin sa iba. Dahil pinagtatakahan din naman kung language na ba talaga sya😂
Direct and thorough answers to seemingly intermediate queries. Even though pronunciation may sound regionalistic sometimes, it’s mostly neutral. Anywhere between an 8.5 to 9 for fluency, vocabulary and grammar definitely.
Wow ✨ She did amazing with her grammar and what's more is that she talked about issues articulately, in a way that would make us ponder over these things and persuades us to make an action. 😭 I could say, I've fallen in love.
I cant imagine myself talking that good infront of examiner. You have to have a lot of guts to do it. Kudos to this woman, she spoke very well and got a deep english vocabularies. How I wish someday i could also speak as good as her.
When I here a professional English speaker I always remember the 15-year-old Filipino boy in 1956 exchange student debate his English it's like a William Shakespeare❤🇵🇭
I am good in english, but definitely I do lack in my confidence during a speaking session. I sometime stutter or pause a lot and lost for a moment. Maybe I am too much of an over thinker, where while I am speaking my mind is kind of roaming around anywhere. I hope I could focus myself if ever I would get into this situation. I am planning to have the examination in IELTS in the near future. I am hopeful anyway, and trying all my best to practice my english skills wether reading, speaking, listening and writing. I wish myself a good luck.
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"Who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? he retaineth not his anger for ever, because he delighteth in mercy." Micah 7:18 , KJV
Taking the IELTS exam in the Philippines especially for the Speaking Part, Filipino Examiners have the tendency to be perfectionist. Even if you are the best speaker in the whole room if the examiner feels you are above them or somewhat good they still give you a lower score.
True 😂 Too bad we are in the Philippines. Before I always got band 7 in Speaking but my IELTS reached its expiration so I must take again but sadly I got 6.5 even if I already practiced a lot with teachers and they told me I could get at least band 7. I'm confused why I got 6.5 🤔
This is disheartening. In my opinion, IELTS examiners ought to retain impartiality, unfortunately, I believe this would be a difficult task for Filipino examiners as it has become part of the local culture to yank those who do well at what they do back down.
Ohhhhhh woooow how I wish Ms Tala I got a grade like yours this coming IELTS exam of mine on March.... God guide me in this day, give me the same score like yours or even more! 🙏🙏🙏
How is it possible to reach such a level of fluency? She maintains a professional tone in her answers and never hesitates or stammers, as if the ideas come right at her. I want to be able to use a wide range of vocabulary like hers someday :)
I always thought that IELTS questions were already given before the actual exam. She did very well and I hope I can or at least be on her level of fluency and confidence once I decide to also take the exam in the future 🙏
I enjoyed watching this kind of video. Seeing my countrymen taking this exam inspired me a lot as I love to speak and express myself in English language.
Why are people mocking her accent so much? Most Filipinos speak English properly and despite the pronunciation it has clarity there was in no part of the video where you could not understand her. People feel so smart just by judging the accent and pronunciation but forget the purpose of what they're talking about. I myself am not the best, but it's shameful and ignorant to judge just by how they talk. And let's not forget, English is not even her first language, yet the people judging her only speak English themselves. 💀
(ate) Tala did a great job.. 👏👍 In terms of speaking in an English way, I can say that I can speak a straight english, but not as good as Tala did.. With matching present-perfect tenses, future-perfect so and so forth.. Just wow! Congratulations 👏
This is a really great video. I'm an ESL Teacher from the Philippines, and I have learned a lot from this. To anyone who's taking IELTS, I'm wishing you a successful one.
I’m planning to take the IELTS next year for Canada. I’ve been using English on everyday basis mostly at work and on my blog writings but I usually get caught off guard whenever I start to have a conversation with unfamiliar people because of my social anxiety lmao. So I could say I’m quite confident with reading, listening and writing but not so much with speaking. Think I need to give it a little more study time lol. Kudos to Tala! She did great here! :)
I am preparing for my ielts against next year,meanwhile,this clip of Ms Tala has so far been the most resourceful of all the clips I've seen relating to ielts training..Fantastic👍
my answers to half of his questions are idk, idc, tldr xd 14:18 I've already been in university and in some high profile business meetings. I'll tell you guys it is not band 9 especially in university xD I think the only ones who can score an 8 and above are spontaneous people.
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I don't speak English well need to improve it i really want to migrate in New Zealand and United Kingdom hope i could pass the IELTS exam. She's good in speaking i want to be like her
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I have a friend who used to be an IELTS examiner. He said that one thing you must never ever do - contest your score. If you did, you would get even lower scores, deliberately. The IELTS examiners are like doctors. They cover for each other.
I knew someone who speaks better than her but still got a lower score. I really dont know whats goin on with scoring. But it's nice that at this level of speaking, it could get you an 8.5, this gives more hope for those future applicants.
Wow, gosh. Her thought process is so amazing. The fact that she was able to answer all those questions in that small amount of time is a-mazing. Kudos to Miss Tala!
I'm a Filipino, I failed the speaking test for the US visa screen (required 7). I got 6.5 and requested for remark and there was no change. I underestimated this exam, I thought that it would be easy for me to pass and get my desired score because I have been working as a nurse case manager (USRN) health coach for years. I have been speaking with American patients for years. I was confident about my speaking skills. however, for some reason, I failed this test. lesson learned. Now I am learning some strategies on how to get a score of 7 on IELTS speaking.
Git(get)She is Bisaya.She is amazing,no drama the way she pronounce each word.She is not faking her accent,very clean and clear.I'm so proud of you po ate!you truly inspires me.😍😍😍😍😍
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Oh that's great conversation she is fluent and have a confidence when she is talking about the golf I say to my self like this question you can not answering because We didn't has this palace in my town
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I think part 3 would be an example for students going to the university especially reasoning out in social issues related subjects or being able to express yourself in introducing your country and culture in a deeper perspective with your new friends abroad.
@Afi Entezar, same observations here. When I took my IELTS speaking exam a couple of years back, I got a band score of 8.0, although the questions asked, specially part 3, were not as difficult or as tough as with Ms. Tala. Anyway, it's an amazing & very inspiring video
I'm not an expert in languages but for the one who want take my humble advaise if you want to aquire a language while living an a country where this language is not spoken i would suggest you , to read a lot and out loud don't simply read with your eyes you should be active in your Reading be total in it and don't read with intetion to learn the language , don't try to memorize anything just read relax , read about something you enjoy and if you have a spare time invest it on watchig video or film in that language and you'll be surprised how fast you have absorbed that language without even be aware of that
English is the 2nd language in the Philippines, that's why Tala is effortlessly got an 8.5 score. But many of us Filipino's has a poor grammar & vocabulary, we call it here English Barok or English Carabao. I wish my speaking skills is as ls good as Tala's..😊
1:26 Sir Adrian, I am a proud Filipino fan of yours, I have just sent my answer through the admin email of AEHelp. I am crossing my fingers hoping that my email will be picked from among the first three senders. Thank you for this opportunity. Wishing you more success and subscribers.
@Ino Toru why don't you try to have a mock IELTS exam. Let's see if you can answer properly all the questions even if you have memorize all the answers. Your brain is truly infected with this so called crab mentality.
Lucky to watch this video as my preparations for my IELTS exams next month,I’m so much inspired by ms.tala and this video helps me to boost my confidence Thank you and keep uploading a kind of video like this
I tried these mock tests. It pisses me off that this test might be the one the drops my scores significantly compared to listening, reading and writing, which I think I can get at least band 7 (6 with writing). While I can speak the language with fluency, the way the questions and discussion segments are structured causes me to have these mental blocks that prevents me from speaking continuously. It's really frustrating!
Overall, she convey her thoughts clearly and confident enough. However,her pronounciation got a native accent of her language. Still, this is a good material to use as a study case in order for me and to others who wants to study english furtherly.
I felt pressured after watching this video... I think i have to see more vidoes like this to get some more confidence speaking this foreign language. Congratz ate!.. i feel proud and inspired watching ur interview😉😊
When everyone make fun of peoples broken english they don't know how difficult it is to study a 2nd language and be as fluent as an English native. Nowadays parents literally make their children grow up using English as their first language instead of our own native language which is sad.
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@@Aehelp May I ask one more question. Whether it was a mock exam or real, anyway they had to prepare well for it, and I was wondering if they answered impromptu or they had been prepared and knew all the possible questions beforehand? Thanks
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Hello. I am a Philippine registered nurse and currently working as an English teacher. I would like to ask commenters here if you guys want to study with me online. I can teach basic English skills before you can have your English exams. Pls reply for more details.
The last time i checked you boil meat in soy sauce and vinegar when cooking adobo.boiling it in oil believe is called "deep frying". or if boiling is even the right term.
In IELTS, there's what we call white lies. They won't care how adobo is cooked, what they care about is how you're able to deliver your answer in English.
sometimes my mom fry the pork first before boiling in soy sauce so i think it really depends on how you cook your adobo other people have different ways of cooking. I was actually surprised that some people add gata or coconut milk to their adobo
It is obvious that this test is not an impromptu but a prepared one. An impromptu interview where the person being interviewed doesn't sound like a robot but this one is.
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What are differences between band8.5 and 9
Please have a look at the whole video - it is clearly explained.
It is already explained in the last part of the video sir
Vocab
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Lmao🤣 pronunciation such as git instead of get🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s so easy to sit and comment but really tough to score in front of the examiner inside the British Council, she did an amazing job 👍👍
I agree, she did a fantastic job.
True
And the most make me afraid you dnt know what kind of question the examiner will ask isn’t it
Very true
She nailed every question, and her confidence is extremely good. No one wonders she got a very high score.
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Lmao do you speak the way she does?
Xavier Marcuz nope! She's so far good .
Holly molly u considered her that good???
Xavier Marcuz her English fluency is great, so yeah! I don’t talk about the way her talk( accent ) but she did answered every single question very well.
I was hired as a phone banker in an American bank here in the Philippines. At the start of employment, we were required to undergo Berlitz training and exams to correct our common mistakes in English verbal communications. I am grateful that I still have this skill until now even after 8 years since I resigned.
I just have realized that speed of speech does not play a crucial role in speaking.Thanks a lot Andrian
Exactly. She chose to speak at a slow speed at her part 2, which is very wise of her, since it gave her ample time for searching for details and having a great output.
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Even in my own native language, I wouldn't have been able to express myself and explain stuff as good as Tala did.
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So how you are native then 😅
DO YOU HAVE STEP FATHER 😅
@@sukhpreetsingh3114 no, it means that he or she is not good at expressing his her self, maybe that person is not quite good at communication
@@sukhpreetsingh3114 are you serious 😂😂😂 ...you don't understand what she's saying
the way she constructed her thoughts and relay it vocally is very amazing. this is coming from someone who's very keen on his grammar that I became conscious when trying to just be conversational.
Watching my fellow countrymen taking this examination and knowing that she actually got a score of 8.5 gives me inspiration. I'm confident enough that I could do better than her.
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I don’t think 🤔 so but dream 💭 on
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As a Filipino, I can speak two dialects(Akeanon, Hiligaynon), Filipino, and English. Sometimes it is hard to express your thoughts when speaking to native English speakers. Especially, I still have that habit of translating my mother tongue to English that's why I have that gap time during making a response, and I kind of panic when I got nervous when talking to strangers over the phone or even personally. Oftentimes, I prefer to have a conversation with English native speakers using writing as a medium of communication, since I can edit my response and also I can proofread my grammar before sending an e-mail or message in which I cannot do if I will have an on the spot interview or casual conversation with someone using English.
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Language po ung hiligaynon not dialect🙂
same din po sa akeanon. It became a language not sure when di ko lng maalala. Narinig ko lng sa kaibigan ko, which narinig nya rin sa iba. Dahil pinagtatakahan din naman kung language na ba talaga sya😂
I get self conscious about my accent because it doesn't sound "American" enough. LOL
Aklan here😁
Proud of Ms. Tala! She did a great job.. Truly an inspiration for fellow Filipinos who aspire to pass the IELTS
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@@Aehelp Sir, I have a question. In the Part 2, is it okay if I run out of time before covering all bullet points?? Thank you.
#Ph_IELTS
Direct and thorough answers to seemingly intermediate queries. Even though pronunciation may sound regionalistic sometimes, it’s mostly neutral. Anywhere between an 8.5 to 9 for fluency, vocabulary and grammar definitely.
So proud of you..she's my school mate in high school, she's good in that.
Wow, what a coincidence. I wish you the best.
Wow ✨ She did amazing with her grammar and what's more is that she talked about issues articulately, in a way that would make us ponder over these things and persuades us to make an action. 😭 I could say, I've fallen in love.
I cant imagine myself talking that good infront of examiner. You have to have a lot of guts to do it. Kudos to this woman, she spoke very well and got a deep english vocabularies. How I wish someday i could also speak as good as her.
She knows very well on how to answer the question,
When I here a professional English speaker I always remember the 15-year-old Filipino boy in 1956 exchange student debate his English it's like a William Shakespeare❤🇵🇭
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OA naman sa William Shakespeare
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I am good in english, but definitely I do lack in my confidence during a speaking session. I sometime stutter or pause a lot and lost for a moment. Maybe I am too much of an over thinker, where while I am speaking my mind is kind of roaming around anywhere. I hope I could focus myself if ever I would get into this situation. I am planning to have the examination in IELTS in the near future. I am hopeful anyway, and trying all my best to practice my english skills wether reading, speaking, listening and writing. I wish myself a good luck.
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Ways to avoid repeating the word "I think."
In my opinion... I believe… I assume… I would say... From my point of view... I consider… If you ask me... To me… As far as I can tell, From my point of view... To my mind... It is my view. As far as I’m concerned, It’s my belief that... The way I see things is that... I honestly believe that... As I see it... To my way of thinking... It seems to me that... I feel…
Wow she actually answers quickly without hesitation
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"Who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity, and passeth by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage? he retaineth not his anger for ever, because he delighteth in mercy." Micah 7:18 , KJV
Taking the IELTS exam in the Philippines especially for the Speaking Part, Filipino Examiners have the tendency to be perfectionist. Even if you are the best speaker in the whole room if the examiner feels you are above them or somewhat good they still give you a lower score.
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I agree with you Mr. Lopez.
True 😂 Too bad we are in the Philippines. Before I always got band 7 in Speaking but my IELTS reached its expiration so I must take again but sadly I got 6.5 even if I already practiced a lot with teachers and they told me I could get at least band 7. I'm confused why I got 6.5 🤔
I thought the examiner will be from the country you are going to lol.
This is disheartening. In my opinion, IELTS examiners ought to retain impartiality, unfortunately, I believe this would be a difficult task for Filipino examiners as it has become part of the local culture to yank those who do well at what they do back down.
Ohhhhhh woooow how I wish Ms Tala I got a grade like yours this coming IELTS exam of mine on March.... God guide me in this day, give me the same score like yours or even more! 🙏🙏🙏
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She is very fluent and eloquent answers.
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she knows the topics very well. would be nice to hear how someone who has limited knowledge of a topic talk about it
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How is it possible to reach such a level of fluency? She maintains a professional tone in her answers and never hesitates or stammers, as if the ideas come right at her. I want to be able to use a wide range of vocabulary like hers someday :)
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I think that's scripted.
@@lanalane6838 I think so, it does not sound natural
@@kimberlym.7276 cuz its not ur everyday english haha
I always thought that IELTS questions were already given before the actual exam. She did very well and I hope I can or at least be on her level of fluency and confidence once I decide to also take the exam in the future 🙏
I enjoyed watching this kind of video. Seeing my countrymen taking this exam inspired me a lot as I love to speak and express myself in English language.
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She is really amazing answering all the questions. This is because majority of Pinoy people can speak english, so no wonder :)
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95% of Filipino speak English well but not that fluent but atleast clearly spoken and be heard .Thank you
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@@jamesmiller1501 yes
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definitely agreed on this 👍
Omg Ang galing nman .I'm not fluent in English but she answered the questions well .
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Yesterday, I took speaking exam
It was good
Wish me luck that I will get higher score from Speaking part
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How was your score?
@@brunomars66 From speaking part 6, But Overall I got 7
@@feruzaeshdavlatova6668 next month I am going to sit an exam. Are there any tips you could give me? In speaking part
@@brunomars66 Is my score worth to give advice?))
If your English foundation is good, IELTS test is just so easy, especially the speaking test.
Why are people mocking her accent so much? Most Filipinos speak English properly and despite the pronunciation it has clarity there was in no part of the video where you could not understand her. People feel so smart just by judging the accent and pronunciation but forget the purpose of what they're talking about. I myself am not the best, but it's shameful and ignorant to judge just by how they talk. And let's not forget, English is not even her first language, yet the people judging her only speak English themselves. 💀
She just have a hard accent
That’s her third language i think she can speak two dialects tagalog and bisaya
So proud of Ms. Tala! Proud Kapampangan!
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(ate) Tala did a great job.. 👏👍 In terms of speaking in an English way, I can say that I can speak a straight english, but not as good as Tala did.. With matching present-perfect tenses, future-perfect so and so forth.. Just wow! Congratulations 👏
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This is a really great video. I'm an ESL Teacher from the Philippines, and I have learned a lot from this. To anyone who's taking IELTS, I'm wishing you a successful one.
I’m planning to take the IELTS next year for Canada. I’ve been using English on everyday basis mostly at work and on my blog writings but I usually get caught off guard whenever I start to have a conversation with unfamiliar people because of my social anxiety lmao. So I could say I’m quite confident with reading, listening and writing but not so much with speaking. Think I need to give it a little more study time lol. Kudos to Tala! She did great here! :)
Same here
I am preparing for my ielts against next year,meanwhile,this clip of Ms Tala has so far been the most resourceful of all the clips I've seen relating to ielts training..Fantastic👍
Best of luck!
my answers to half of his questions are idk, idc, tldr xd
14:18 I've already been in university and in some high profile business meetings. I'll tell you guys it is not band 9 especially in university xD
I think the only ones who can score an 8 and above are spontaneous people.
lol
Same ! Hahaha
Lol i can totally relate
HAHAHAH utas
After watching the video, I started losing confidence. I didn't expect it to be this hard
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I feel you, bro. I started to question myself. 🤦🏻♂️
true a lot of preparation is needed as it's easier to speak when you know the topic.
Hello I'm from Philippines do you speak Tagalog
Kamusta kayong lahat
When an interviewer gives different freakin scenarios that probably put interviewees in a mental block situation😂
I really appreciate your help Adrian, your videos helped me in achieving 7 band in speaking in less than 5 days preparation : )
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I don't speak English well need to improve it i really want to migrate in New Zealand and United Kingdom hope i could pass the IELTS exam. She's good in speaking i want to be like her
Took my IELTS Academic and finally got my result.
Listening 9
Reading 9
Writing 8.5
Speaking 8.5
Thank you to this channel. I nailed my exam😊
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Mr Adrian's speking degree is astonishing. I dream of speaking like mr Adrian.
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She looks great.. no wonder, In Philippines, English is a second language.
Most people in the Philippines are bilingual speakers so English is a third language
yeah, bilingual
@@juditho.417 actually people whos first language isnt tagalog learn english as a second language and tagalog as the third
@@fla8623 depende po. Hindi lahat tagalog. For example kami bisaya. We learned filipino and english third.
Wow, she's very good and very confident. She must be a call center agent.
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I have a friend who used to be an IELTS examiner. He said that one thing you must never ever do - contest your score.
If you did, you would get even lower scores, deliberately. The IELTS examiners are like doctors. They cover for each other.
I'll take my IELTS this coming Saturday hopefully i can make it..
She is a good speaker ..🇧🇩
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I knew someone who speaks better than her but still got a lower score. I really dont know whats goin on with scoring. But it's nice that at this level of speaking, it could get you an 8.5, this gives more hope for those future applicants.
it's the overall content. she also sound very smart because she gave a lot of good arguments
Ate, ang galing mo!
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Wow, gosh. Her thought process is so amazing. The fact that she was able to answer all those questions in that small amount of time is a-mazing. Kudos to Miss Tala!
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Filipinos have the ability to speak english, it's actually depends on how they'll learn and apply it by themselves.
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I'm a Filipino, I failed the speaking test for the US visa screen (required 7). I got 6.5 and requested for remark and there was no change. I underestimated this exam, I thought that it would be easy for me to pass and get my desired score because I have been working as a nurse case manager (USRN) health coach for years. I have been speaking with American patients for years. I was confident about my speaking skills. however, for some reason, I failed this test. lesson learned. Now I am learning some strategies on how to get a score of 7 on IELTS speaking.
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Git(get)She is Bisaya.She is amazing,no drama the way she pronounce each word.She is not faking her accent,very clean and clear.I'm so proud of you po ate!you truly inspires me.😍😍😍😍😍
I dont think she is bisaya. She is from mabalacat.
@@optimisticmind8001 Hehe where is that Mabalacat?I just heard that place, it's probably in the Visayas. IDK
@@jazforfunvlogs. Mabalacat in pampanga which is part of luzon.
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@@optimisticmind8001 I noticed that she pronounced GIT which is a bisaya way (GET).☺😊😊😉
You are very generous to give her 8.5.
Sit down Ingiterong Frog!!!
Its “her” not here.. bobito!! 10 LIKES for people with the same crab mentality. !!🤡🤡🤡
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Thank you for your videos, Adrian! Your helpful hints and wholesome advices has been an aid in in achieving 7.0 in my speaking performance)
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Advice is uncountable, so "advices and an advice" are incorrect
You can say " some advice or a piece of advice"
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Oh that's great conversation she is fluent and have a confidence when she is talking about the golf I say to my self like this question you can not answering because We didn't has this palace in my town
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Thank you for this video it helps me alot as a Filipino to take IELTS
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how much does it cost?
Hello! Your videos really helped me a lot in my Speaking test. Thank you so much and God bless!
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My IELTS exam will be this Friday wish me luck ;)
Good luck my friend
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Hiii how it's going.Are you okay🤣
Best of luck Bro
Great! Although I belive this examiners asks too difficult questions specially in part three,I don't think the real exam would be this much tough🤔🤔
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I think part 3 would be an example for students going to the university especially reasoning out in social issues related subjects or being able to express yourself in introducing your country and culture in a deeper perspective with your new friends abroad.
@Afi Entezar, same observations here. When I took my IELTS speaking exam a couple of years back, I got a band score of 8.0, although the questions asked, specially part 3, were not as difficult or as tough as with Ms. Tala. Anyway, it's an amazing & very inspiring video
definitely
I'm not an expert in languages but for the one who want take my humble advaise if you want to aquire a language while living an a country where this language is not spoken i would suggest you , to read a lot and out loud don't simply read with your eyes you should be active in your Reading be total in it and don't read with intetion to learn the language , don't try to memorize anything just read relax , read about something you enjoy and if you have a spare time invest it on watchig video or film in that language and you'll be surprised how fast you have absorbed that language without even be aware of that
wow, quite a well explained answers. What a well versed student in terms of health and wellness.
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wooow she did great; talking about socio-economics is not easy
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Thank you for this video sir I'm planning to take exam when I'm ready.
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First time watching about IELTS. I just realized now that you have to say something else other than answering the question directly.
Not something else, just a good explanation and example
She has super vocabulary nd fluency
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Ms. Tala did an excellent job 👏🏻 i won't be able to answer those questions well.
This is what I m waiting
I am proud I am from Philippines.
It's super important to be proud of one's roots.
This is a SCRIPTED IELTS MOCK test, no reason to be proud of, everyone can do that :)
This is what I'm waiting for..
English is the 2nd language in the Philippines, that's why Tala is effortlessly got an 8.5 score.
But many of us Filipino's has a poor grammar & vocabulary, we call it here English Barok or English Carabao.
I wish my speaking skills is as ls good as Tala's..😊
i still want a IELTS Speaking Russian btw
Proud Filipino here, congrats Ms. Tala 😊👍
This is a SCRIPTED IELTS MOCK test, no reason to be proud of, everyone can do that :)
@@NarutoUzumaki-ej6qb haha
@@NarutoUzumaki-ej6qb Your a typical "penoi" who have this so called crab mentality.
@@NarutoUzumaki-ej6qb Lol 😂 Troll Account. Please fck yourself
@@realry329 hell yeah typical Peeanoiseee they don't want someone to be better than them
1:26 Sir Adrian, I am a proud Filipino fan of yours, I have just sent my answer through the admin email of AEHelp. I am crossing my fingers hoping that my email will be picked from among the first three senders. Thank you for this opportunity. Wishing you more success and subscribers.
Hi Randy, Yes, I saw your email, thanks so much for participating. I wish you good studies and hopefully I will see you in our live classes.
This is a SCRIPTED IELTS MOCK test, no reason to be proud of, everyone can do that :)
@Ino Toru why don't you try to have a mock IELTS exam. Let's see if you can answer properly all the questions even if you have memorize all the answers. Your brain is truly infected with this so called crab mentality.
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She is amazing.
I am watching thanks to Teacher Eya's advice .
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Lucky to watch this video as my preparations for my IELTS exams next month,I’m so much inspired by ms.tala and this video helps me to boost my confidence
Thank you and keep uploading a kind of video like this
I tried these mock tests. It pisses me off that this test might be the one the drops my scores significantly compared to listening, reading and writing, which I think I can get at least band 7 (6 with writing). While I can speak the language with fluency, the way the questions and discussion segments are structured causes me to have these mental blocks that prevents me from speaking continuously. It's really frustrating!
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Her kapampangan pronunciation is still there when she speaks but regardless of that she speaks well and has an accent.
I wish I speak like that too. I'm still working with my speaking I usually stutter 🤦
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hi kaps!
Overall, she convey her thoughts clearly and confident enough. However,her pronounciation got a native accent of her language. Still, this is a good material to use as a study case in order for me and to others who wants to study english furtherly.
Pronunciation is subjective so it doesn't matter much. What's important is the coherence and completeness of answers. www.aehelp.com
Study English further, not furtherly.
I felt pressured after watching this video... I think i have to see more vidoes like this to get some more confidence speaking this foreign language.
Congratz ate!.. i feel proud and inspired watching ur interview😉😊
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Cambly is very good excise for learner it rates is expensive for me sir thank you
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The noun equipment does not have a plural form. It is used in the singular only, with a singular verb, and there is no word "equipments."
When everyone make fun of peoples broken english they don't know how difficult it is to study a 2nd language and be as fluent as an English native. Nowadays parents literally make their children grow up using English as their first language instead of our own native language which is sad.
Thank you for sharing this sample interview
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Great video, loved every second of it!
I got 7bands ,thanks to your vids. First ever attempt , I’m not a native english speaker btw
Can u tell cue card which you had in exam
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@@gurmuliaguri1963 my cue card was “ talk about an item your family has preserved
- what the item is
- what it looks like
- why it is important
@@Aehelp i sent it 😁
No surprise. Filipino got really good English proficiency
very exciting and interesting content.thank you for sharing this very informative video i learned a lot
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Well it seems like they have been prepared in advance. Is it real to answer that great having little time for thinking on sometimes tough questions 🤔
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@@Aehelp oh that’s interesting! Thank you 😊
@@Aehelp May I ask one more question. Whether it was a mock exam or real, anyway they had to prepare well for it, and I was wondering if they answered impromptu or they had been prepared and knew all the possible questions beforehand? Thanks
It's nice kabayan.keep up the good work sana all,,,
Kudos ate😊
Hope i can do well same as you .
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Really direct and make sense to the questions asked.
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Come on guys. Seems it is memorized or she prepared beforehand.
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i just follewed your vedios for preparing IELTS. I achieved more than i needed.So ii should say that i higly reccomend and thankful to you sir
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Hello. I am a Philippine registered nurse and currently working as an English teacher. I would like to ask commenters here if you guys want to study with me online. I can teach basic English skills before you can have your English exams. Pls reply for more details.
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Can help me please thanks
The last time i checked you boil meat in soy sauce and vinegar when cooking adobo.boiling it in oil believe is called "deep frying". or if boiling is even the right term.
There are various ways of cooking Adobo.
In IELTS, there's what we call white lies. They won't care how adobo is cooked, what they care about is how you're able to deliver your answer in English.
sometimes my mom fry the pork first before boiling in soy sauce so i think it really depends on how you cook your adobo other people have different ways of cooking. I was actually surprised that some people add gata or coconut milk to their adobo
It is obvious that this test is not an impromptu but a prepared one. An impromptu interview where the person being interviewed doesn't sound like a robot but this one is.
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Great content for us to test our English speaking
Proud of you Ms.Tala.
Hope i can be able to get that score in speaking test.
Cross fingers!
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This is a SCRIPTED IELTS MOCK test, no reason to be proud of, everyone can do that :)