If you are over the age of 26, you may not be able to hear the sound of a language... Knowledge of your second language is the tricky part. I started to learn English at the age of 34, before that I do not know that I got the sound of American English at the age of 16-17, while watching American movies with soundtracks in two languages. One of them was my second Russian, the other was American English... I was not paying attention to what was going on at that moment.
@@englishwithmrd When I am trying to communicate with others. I have no trouble getting them to understand my words. It is as if my brain gives my mouth the pronunciation command. But I have two big problems. I put myself in an Irish English environment with American English in my head. Another problem is that I was speaking without the grammar of English. For the first three years I was talking to myself instead of having a normal conversation with a person. As for grammar, that was the biggest problem for me, but I solved it 3 months ago. It only took me 18 years to understand what was going on. The problem was that I have no base of English in my long-term memory. This means that I do not feel the English words and I have always spoken like a robot with one and the same sentence. The Irish dialect is still my problem, but it is okay.
@@englishwithmrd I understand how the second language must work, but I don't think I have English in my head because I never studied it at school plus Irish accent.
Will that's an apic video but learning anything it would take forever even if you're speaking English very well believe me once you talk to native speakers you will frake out and you will feel there's no words come out of your mouth 😅😅 you ll be embarrassed 😅
No way! He's back! Hopefully we can get in touch sir!
Good to hear from you. What are you up to these days?
@@englishwithmrd I'm actually in uni in the UK! Down south in Southampton
If you are over the age of 26, you may not be able to hear the sound of a language...
Knowledge of your second language is the tricky part. I started to learn English at the age of 34, before that I do not know that I got the sound of American English at the age of 16-17, while watching American movies with soundtracks in two languages. One of them was my second Russian, the other was American English...
I was not paying attention to what was going on at that moment.
I think you can still learn to recognise the sounds as an adult, although producing natural pronunciation can be more challenging.
@@englishwithmrd When I am trying to communicate with others. I have no trouble getting them to understand my words. It is as if my brain gives my mouth the pronunciation command.
But I have two big problems. I put myself in an Irish English environment with American English in my head. Another problem is that I was speaking without the grammar of English.
For the first three years I was talking to myself instead of having a normal conversation with a person.
As for grammar, that was the biggest problem for me, but I solved it 3 months ago. It only took me 18 years to understand what was going on. The problem was that I have no base of English in my long-term memory. This means that I do not feel the English words and I have always spoken like a robot with one and the same sentence.
The Irish dialect is still my problem, but it is okay.
@@englishwithmrd I understand how the second language must work, but I don't think I have English in my head because I never studied it at school plus Irish accent.
hi, would you tell me which is your accent?
Hi, I'm from Liverpool in England, although my accent isn't very strong.
@@englishwithmrd Yeah! I guessed. Nice accent.
I like to try to guess British accents, but it's not easy for me, I'm not so good at English.
Cheers
Will that's an apic video but learning anything it would take forever even if you're speaking English very well believe me once you talk to native speakers you will frake out and you will feel there's no words come out of your mouth 😅😅 you ll be embarrassed 😅
Don't panic! Try to relax and enjoy it :) Thanks for watching!