I’m studying English actually and I take your advice’s seriously you’re amazing thank youuu so much your so funny your way how to learn us is wonderful and true
Thank you, my new friend! It's a pleasure to help you in your English-learning journey. I took a look at your channel, and it seems you're having a lot of fun mixing music together. Well done man!
Thanks for your practical video sir. The thing that I'm struggling with is that most of the time I don't know the exact word for it in English and I immediately check the word for it. Is it ok to check immediately or should I do another thing for it😅. I'll be really grateful if you help me😅🙏🏻🌸
Hello Melina! Yes, it's ok to immediately check the word didn't know! Once you found it, it's time to use it. For example, let's say you didn't know the word for "horse". Once you find it, create in your head a few phrases like "I like horses", "That horse is very tall!" "I want to learn to ride a horse". Also, make sure to hear the correct pronunciation and then use it. This will reinforce the new word into your brain, so you won't forget it ;) I made a video right on this topic, you can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/kjmEyPM00d0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jxRZvoF-9NmDbiI-
'bout TH-cam I' ve found another method to improve, but just right now I don't remember honestly : let's take an example : songs sucha, on TH-cam, "American Boy" by Estelle feat another guy, is just too hard to understand but you should be able to slow down the song itself, without lyrics, to improve yourself. Issue is : I Don't remember where this button is located on TH-cam 🤔
Hey there Paolino! You're right, slowing down the pace of the language is surely another good method! To do that, you want to use the cog on the right names "settings", then tap on "playback speed" 👌👌😊
Great content, i definitely learned a lot by simply following your tips, a huge leap on my improvement to fluency, keep it up, you're such an inspiration!
Too Good ! Bro which audiobooks could also help in this topic by reading speaking aloud ? Professional books offers less public daily life discussions.. so what's the options ?
Hey there! Thank you very much! 😊 The topic will mostly depend on your interests. The more you are interested in the topic you're reading, the more effective it is. I will feature a list of audiobooks in a later video!
Thank you for this great video. I having a problem learning vocabulary idk how to use the words and seems like I don't having an improvement in my english.
Hey Jhony! Learning - and remembering - new vocabulary is a very common problem! Try the tips in this video, like selling to yourself, or shadowing. They're both great methods to find and use new words! I also made a video on how to remember new words without translating in your head! Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/kjmEyPM00d0/w-d-xo.html
Hii , Its an amazing video. Thanks for the valuable advice. I just want to know one thing, you used the statement, " I got nominated from my part on Days of Our lives". Is this grammatically correct? As I feel , it should be, I was nominated for my part on Days of our lives. I am not here to correct you in any way. I just want to improve my English. So, please don't take my comment otherwise. Thanks.
Hey there! Thanks for your comment, your questions are indeed on point! 😊 In fact, I agree it should have been "I got nominated FOR my part on Days of Our Lives". But as I was recording the video, I was following the closed captions provided by TH-cam, which contained this mistake (here is the link th-cam.com/video/IXZTkWR-z14/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aua7ru9TdMG69A4Z). As for "to be/to get" ("I WAS nominated" or "I GOT nominated"), it's correct to say "I GOT nominated". To put it briefly: 📌TO BE (ex: I am happy) = it describes your present state of being (happy) 📌TO GET (ex: I get happy) = it describes your CHANGE of state. From "not happy" to "happy" So, in the same way: 📌"I was nominated" = it describes a past state of being (nominated) 📌"I got nominated" = it describes a CHANGE of state. From "not nominated" to "nominated" I know it's a bit confusing. Let me know if you want me to make a video on this topic, I'll be happy to do it! :)
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I’m studying English actually and I take your advice’s seriously you’re amazing thank youuu so much your so funny your way how to learn us is wonderful and true
Hey Dyaa! Thank you very much, it's a pleasure to help!! 😊 - and fun, too!
5:45😅. You reminded me! I struggled with it as well, especially when I repeated after the speaker. You succeed it after 10 time
Ahahah oh yes, sometimes it takes that long!
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Thank you, my new friend! It's a pleasure to help you in your English-learning journey. I took a look at your channel, and it seems you're having a lot of fun mixing music together. Well done man!
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Hello awesome people! What is your favorite way to practice English speaking alone?
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Hello Safi! It's been a pleasure :) Enjoy your English practice!
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Thanks for your practical video sir. The thing that I'm struggling with is that most of the time I don't know the exact word for it in English and I immediately check the word for it. Is it ok to check immediately or should I do another thing for it😅. I'll be really grateful if you help me😅🙏🏻🌸
Hello Melina! Yes, it's ok to immediately check the word didn't know! Once you found it, it's time to use it. For example, let's say you didn't know the word for "horse".
Once you find it, create in your head a few phrases like "I like horses", "That horse is very tall!" "I want to learn to ride a horse". Also, make sure to hear the correct pronunciation and then use it. This will reinforce the new word into your brain, so you won't forget it ;) I made a video right on this topic, you can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/kjmEyPM00d0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=jxRZvoF-9NmDbiI-
'bout TH-cam I' ve found another method to improve, but just right now I don't remember honestly : let's take an example : songs sucha, on TH-cam, "American Boy" by Estelle feat another guy, is just too hard to understand but you should be able to slow down the song itself, without lyrics, to improve yourself. Issue is : I Don't remember where this button is located on TH-cam 🤔
Hey there Paolino! You're right, slowing down the pace of the language is surely another good method! To do that, you want to use the cog on the right names "settings", then tap on "playback speed" 👌👌😊
Great content, i definitely learned a lot by simply following your tips, a huge leap on my improvement to fluency, keep it up, you're such an inspiration!
Thank you, my new friend! I'm so glad this video has inspired you 🤩
Thank you so much.
It's fine.
Too Good !
Bro which audiobooks could also help in this topic by reading speaking aloud ? Professional books offers less public daily life discussions.. so what's the options ?
Hey there! Thank you very much! 😊 The topic will mostly depend on your interests. The more you are interested in the topic you're reading, the more effective it is. I will feature a list of audiobooks in a later video!
@@English.Fluency Thanks would be waiting for ur next videos on the topic 👍
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Thank you for this great video. I having a problem learning vocabulary idk how to use the words and seems like I don't having an improvement in my english.
Hey Jhony! Learning - and remembering - new vocabulary is a very common problem! Try the tips in this video, like selling to yourself, or shadowing. They're both great methods to find and use new words! I also made a video on how to remember new words without translating in your head! Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/kjmEyPM00d0/w-d-xo.html
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Hii ,
Its an amazing video. Thanks for the valuable advice. I just want to know one thing, you used the statement, " I got nominated from my part on Days of Our lives". Is this grammatically correct? As I feel , it should be, I was nominated for my part on Days of our lives. I am not here to correct you in any way. I just want to improve my English. So, please don't take my comment otherwise. Thanks.
Hey there! Thanks for your comment, your questions are indeed on point! 😊
In fact, I agree it should have been "I got nominated FOR my part on Days of Our Lives". But as I was recording the video, I was following the closed captions provided by TH-cam, which contained this mistake (here is the link th-cam.com/video/IXZTkWR-z14/w-d-xo.htmlsi=aua7ru9TdMG69A4Z).
As for "to be/to get" ("I WAS nominated" or "I GOT nominated"), it's correct to say "I GOT nominated". To put it briefly:
📌TO BE (ex: I am happy) = it describes your present state of being (happy)
📌TO GET (ex: I get happy) = it describes your CHANGE of state. From "not happy" to "happy"
So, in the same way:
📌"I was nominated" = it describes a past state of being (nominated)
📌"I got nominated" = it describes a CHANGE of state. From "not nominated" to "nominated"
I know it's a bit confusing. Let me know if you want me to make a video on this topic, I'll be happy to do it! :)
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What can I improve?
You seem to be on the right track, my friend. What is your biggest struggle with the English language?