I'm from Pakistan but I'v been living England for two years. I'm not jobian. I spent my all time at home. So I v lots of prblm English listing special native. I watch ur videos it's really very helpful for me. I learnt a lot. Thanks both of teachers
I’m working as a transcriptionist and from time to time I have to do English transcription jobs. I find it quite difficult. These videos are very useful for me. Thank you so much.
I found this video is useful for me. And the answer for your question is I found it difficult to understand the native speaker, when I listen to an unknown things. For example, In my office when client give me training to a new project, I feel it difficult to understand. (when they use new words and technical terms)
I think the hardest thing is to understand native English speakers when they speak naturally to each other because sometimes they use "idioms" that don't exist in other languages. Thanks so much for your wonderful lesson!
The most difficult situation for understanding is interviewing for getting a job. Now, I know, that it can be for the stress for understanding every word and not the general meaning of the sentence. Thanks a lot for the tip.
This is the first time i see forgine people speak clearly, slowly and perfectly. I'll strive practise listening skill everyday. Thanks for everything. All the best for them.
Hi I'm from Ethiopia.I regularly attend your free lessons every day.That's very good lessons.I found most difficult to understand native speaker when I saw english film
Congratulations, good explanation! I started to study English two months ago and I´m listening many differents accents. This video showed me that I can understand a native speaker.
It's difficult to understand native speaker in a phone call. But thanks for your video. It's help me to listen to you. I really want to improve my english.
I used to have a lot of trouble understanding the spoken English in most movies. For some reason, they always seemed to mumble instead of "speaking clearly". That's why I always turned on the subtitles so that I could understand everything they were saying. However, now I realize that by doing this, I was only making it harder for myself to understand natural spoken English. I was growing too reliant on subtitles, but unfortunately, real life does not come with subtitles. That's why these days, I no longer watch movies with any subtitles whatsoever. Whenever I don't understand something, I just watch that part again and most of the time I will understand it the second time. One of the things that has helped me the most with my listening skills is learning about weak forms and how certain consonants such as "T" are often not fully pronounced by native English speakers. Being aware of this made the "mumbled" English I often hear in movies suddenly much more understandable. I have also started using weak forms in my spoken English, which has made me sound much more like a native. I really wish I had been taught this in school, but unfortunately we were only taught the "proper" i.e the full pronunciation. It is only on the Internet that I learned about weak forms vs strong forms.
I fully agree with you. I still use subtitles, perhaps too much. But as you say, real people don't wear subtitles under their chins while they speak to us. Hahahaha. My problem is that I don't know people in my town to practice face to face.
Glim Glam what on earth the ‘weak form’ is? Can you show us more details? I have the same problem with you, I can just hear when people speaking slowly, when they go faster, I’m frustrated.
Hello, I am Salim and leaving in India, I am very thankful to both of you for this lecture, I am working with USA people so I can understand this changing pronunciation of native english speaker as the city changes, but your lecture has pointed out lot of thing which are helpful for learner.
thank you OOE team for this video the answer for your question :: when you're speaking quickly I can't catch you but in this video you spoke clearly and used to learn "how to listen and understand you're speaking" thanks from my heart
Hi, I'm Guda From Egypt. I remember that situation when I was in the interview with a native one, her accent was very very difficult. Next time I asked her to allow me recording the call to hear it after that to train myself on that type of quick and difficult accent.
Hi my name is Paulo lam from Brazil l would like to add you in my english group because there are a lot of people that are learn english if you want send me a message trough whatssap (55)8888537796
I very like our turkey brothers if allh wish you will reach to undestand english language as natives but that is need effort my brother becouse its forieng language
Here i'm also like to u for appreciating... well i wana keep a relation to native speakers i'm from pakistan and i want to get connect u if u don't mind nd may be we can do better for us.... what'd u say....??
I am living in canada and learning english, this class is very important because differente peoples from countries around the word sound differents when they speak english and undertand is to hard some time, by example Chineese people , Indian , Vietnamese ,Africa and others . thanks so much.
I AM living in Brazil and learning english too . It is hard because I dont find someone that speak english , but I pratice my listening every day and I can see a good progress in my english . I 'd like have native english teacher class
I want to say Thank you for this page on the web understand How write correctly Because I'm a teacher english teacher It is important the grammar structures for students
Hi i am Khaldoun from Syria , Thank you so much for your lessons , actually i love it and enjoy it . For me sometimes i have difficulty in understanding the movies when they are going to speak fastly . Thank you so much
Hi There, Thank you for your lessons and suggestions. Personally, one of the most difficulty to understand native speakers is that they usually speak so fast. Secondly, they use short firms as you mentioned. Greetings from Vietnam.
Dea teachers my name is abdalla haaji iam from ethiopia and iam new in your channel so i anderstan both of you thankis teachers my broblem is wrating help me blease
Hi! I’m Elliass from Niger 🇳🇪. I really like the way you’re speaking and your pronunciation is so clear . Currently I’m learning British English. Therefore I used to hate the US accent, I don’t really know why. However, now by your piece of advice, i recognize that I’m wrong. I have to change the way I’m thinking. Thanks very much, may God bless you...!
When I listen to your speaking in native English I also can understand after a couple of years what they say. I will make a friend who can speak only English. If I can keep in touch with you it's can be the best solution for me. I watched this video up to end. I have a bad hearing skill. I want to be a fluent English speaker. Thank you for your gooood video.
Thanks. It's good to know there are many countries where people speak English with different ways to speak and different accents. I'll do my best. Excellent class.
Omg thank you very much!!! I have a degree for English study I did at the university and I was unable to understand. Now I work in a hotel in UK and I have some difficulty to understand native English by phone but until now, just one time There was a problem to understand the conversation)
Very sound realistic advice. Another technique worth trying is to listen to short sentences and think how many words there are. You would need the transcript for this.
Hi, To answer your last question, it was when I was working in Nigeria (please note that I am French). I often had a hard time understanding part of my contacts. The second most difficult experience, at first, was when in New Zealand. But I finally got used to that specific accent and, on the whole, it was by far the Nigerian accent that gave me the hardest time. I sometimes was in over my head!
Thank you very much for giving us such an interesting lesson. It' very helpful for me in understanding native speakers. I also know that English in the textbook is far different from the real life one.
Hi! Teachers at OOE.Really informative video for people where this language is followed text-book based,like India.That's because,most students and professional having minimum or no international exposure tend to believe that the classic British way of the English language is the symbole of excellence. You all teachers are wonderful and explain to us that the really beauty of English is its dynamism. Prashant Mishra Thanks®ards keep making such unique and innovative videos.
I can speak, talk and explain in english. My vocаbulary is enough too(for me). I can understand not native speakers, expecially my citizens, asia speakers. But I don't understand british, american speakers😂, like you too. It is so hard. I think for this, I have to listen them conversation every day for example in youtube and improve pronunciation reading book and talk with native speakers througt audio message. All things depents us. Thank you so much.
really nice to hear these guys. responding the question, for me is too difficult to understand something when I arrive in some place and I don't know what people are talk about. I use to spend a "long" time to get into the topic and join myself on the conversation.
For me, it's normally harder to understand through the phone. As mentioned in the video, context actually helps a lot for us non English speakers to understand native speaker. Body language also helps. But neither of them apply when we answer the phone. Also, would like ask if you know where we can find listening source of different English accent? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much for you.teach about english is it so necessary to its ,the ways uses how to arrange better english is very important learner also do not know when is speak how to use can not think for its .every days follow oxford online english is very good thanking you .
Soy Jorge Romero y quiero aprender inglés. Sus explicaciones son claras y fácil de entender. Eso está muy bien. Gracias. Eso me ayuda mucho. Soy nicaragüense
Ayudenme a conseguir una beca para estudiar inglés en Inglaterra. Un curso de 6 meses. Soy de escasos recursos económicos. Tengo 38 años de Edad. Vivo en Nicaragua. Soy Jorge Romero
Hi I'm from Iraq and I'm New in your channel thank you so much for this useful lesson I anderstand every single word of what are you saying but I can't anderstand a lot when I watch movies this is my mean problem thank you so much again and have a nice Thursday .
LUZIVALDE T.F hello my name is Hanna i"m come from Viet nam, i want to find who person can practice English with me.do you want to improve speaking skill
Hi Gina, in my side, I have noticed that to hear different accents in Manchester, London or New York it is a matter of my ear getting used to hearing people, even from INDIA or KENYA, it almost took me a day to get used to it and I begin to understand everything. Thanks!!
it's difficult for me to understand when i talk with the native speakers because they speak so fast. But i think some day I will speak like natural english speaks. Thanks for this video. I hope you will make more video for us to improve ourselves in english.
Hello from Moldova, Im in and still trying to learn english, increase my knowledge and so one. So the bigs problems I have hade before it was with the foreign speakers of english language. Regarding to that for me its quite difficult to understand when a person from Asia or Europe ( Germania, France) even and UK speak to me in english. Obviously they have a diiferent accent of speaking, the speed, tone..etc. Despite of that, they have a perfect english pronunciation, accent, but its familiar with their area of living and using the local vocabulary. Otherwise, when I had a conversation with an american native speaker or canadian one its easier to hear the words they share, the contruction of their sentences. From now I could try to do more exercices of listening methods to understand more and more easily different accent around the world ! Thank you for this video and I hope it could help other people who wants to understand more effectively listening skills ! Bye for now ! :)
This vedio is very useful to me .many new things are learned by me.this is first time to listen,this kind of class.thank you for revealing this. I am grateful both of you.I should listen some more times.It excellent to all Indians.pl proceed and go ahead.
Thanks for the very helpful video. When I speak in English with someone over the phone, it is especially difficult to understand what they are saying. I have difficulty to grasps whole sentences or just to catch short words which I would have been able to do so if it was talking in person.
Yes, James it can be hard to really understand over the phone because you can't see the person. It's even difficult for native speakers at times, but it's good listening practice. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for a great video. I found it in a recent interview, I could not understand those questions. Actually, I did ask to repeat, but just for 1 question. Now I am still trying to practice every day.
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Thanks for your support, Daphne!
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I'm from Pakistan but I'v been living England for two years. I'm not jobian. I spent my all time at home. So I v lots of prblm English listing special native. I watch ur videos it's really very helpful for me. I learnt a lot. Thanks both of teachers
1. use contractions
2. Connecting words and pronunciation
3. Leaving some words
4. Focus general topic to understand
5. Consider different accents
I’m working as a transcriptionist and from time to time I have to do English transcription jobs. I find it quite difficult. These videos are very useful for me. Thank you so much.
I found this video is useful for me. And the answer for your question is I found it difficult to understand the native speaker, when I listen to an unknown things. For example, In my office when client give me training to a new project, I feel it difficult to understand. (when they use new words and technical terms)
I think the hardest thing is to understand native English speakers when they speak naturally to each other because sometimes they use "idioms" that don't exist in other languages. Thanks so much for your wonderful lesson!
For me, it's much harder to listen English on the phone calls than in the face-to-face situation. Thanks!
to listen TO English...
The most difficult situation for understanding is interviewing for getting a job. Now, I know, that it can be for the stress for understanding every word and not the general meaning of the sentence. Thanks a lot for the tip.
This is the first time i see forgine people speak clearly, slowly and perfectly. I'll strive practise listening skill everyday. Thanks for everything. All the best for them.
I didn't know how to speak native speakers but by listening for 2 months now I can understand 100%
Hi I'm from Ethiopia.I regularly attend your free lessons every day.That's very good lessons.I found most difficult to understand native speaker when I saw english film
Congratulations, good explanation! I started to study English two months ago and I´m listening many differents accents. This video showed me that I can understand a native speaker.
It's difficult to understand native speaker in a phone call. But thanks for your video. It's help me to listen to you. I really want to improve my english.
I used to have a lot of trouble understanding the spoken English in most movies. For some reason, they always seemed to mumble instead of "speaking clearly". That's why I always turned on the subtitles so that I could understand everything they were saying. However, now I realize that by doing this, I was only making it harder for myself to understand natural spoken English. I was growing too reliant on subtitles, but unfortunately, real life does not come with subtitles. That's why these days, I no longer watch movies with any subtitles whatsoever. Whenever I don't understand something, I just watch that part again and most of the time I will understand it the second time.
One of the things that has helped me the most with my listening skills is learning about weak forms and how certain consonants such as "T" are often not fully pronounced by native English speakers. Being aware of this made the "mumbled" English I often hear in movies suddenly much more understandable. I have also started using weak forms in my spoken English, which has made me sound much more like a native.
I really wish I had been taught this in school, but unfortunately we were only taught the "proper" i.e the full pronunciation. It is only on the Internet that I learned about weak forms vs strong forms.
Nice answer +Glim Glam! It's good that you've stopped relying on subtitles. I think it will certainly help you as you continue your studies!
Fortunately this kind of channel has been helpful to people like us who wants to improve our study of English pronunciation.
I fully agree with you. I still use subtitles, perhaps too much. But as you say, real people don't wear subtitles under their chins while they speak to us. Hahahaha.
My problem is that I don't know people in my town to practice face to face.
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But you have Radio, listen, listen ans listen ans you’ll see by yourself
Glim Glam what on earth the ‘weak form’ is? Can you show us more details? I have the same problem with you, I can just hear when people speaking slowly, when they go faster, I’m frustrated.
I'm a Sri Lankan Buddhist monk live in Italy . Wow these video perfect done . Thanks and blessings
I wonder who dislikes such an amazing lesson!
Their language is so understandable! Love video!
Hello, I am Salim and leaving in India, I am very thankful to both of you for this lecture, I am working with USA people so I can understand this changing pronunciation of native english speaker as the city changes, but your lecture has pointed out lot of thing which are helpful for learner.
All tutors are so exillent and their voices are very clear.
I love their videos, their pronunciation is so clear and elegant.
thank you OOE team for this video
the answer for your question :: when you're speaking quickly I can't catch you
but in this video you spoke clearly and used to learn "how to listen and understand you're speaking"
thanks from my heart
Hi, I'm Guda From Egypt. I remember that situation when I was in the interview with a native one, her accent was very very difficult. Next time I asked her to allow me recording the call to hear it after that to train myself on that type of quick and difficult accent.
Hi my name is Paulo lam from Brazil l would like to add you in my english group because there are a lot of people that are learn english if you want send me a message trough whatssap (55)8888537796
@@MrJuninho1977 I need to add in the team
Hello! I'm form nagaland, north east, India after I watched this video l learn lots of new things tq
Hi I'm from Turkey 🇹🇷 I can understand english a bit. I saw your channel and I loved this channel. You are perfect💜💜
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I very like our turkey brothers if allh wish you will reach to undestand english language as natives but that is need effort my brother becouse its forieng language
I think that the best way to say "I saw your Chanel" is "I've seen your Chanel" this rule is Present Perfect
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Here i'm also like to u for appreciating... well i wana keep a relation to native speakers i'm from pakistan and i want to get connect u if u don't mind nd may be we can do better for us.... what'd u say....??
I am living in canada and learning english, this class is very important because differente peoples from countries around the word sound differents when they speak english and undertand is to hard some time, by example Chineese people , Indian , Vietnamese ,Africa and others .
thanks so much.
Hi ARE you native English speaker
I AM living in Brazil and learning english too . It is hard because I dont find someone that speak english , but I pratice my listening every day and I can see a good progress in my english . I 'd like have native english teacher class
I want to say Thank you for this page on the web understand How write correctly Because I'm a teacher english teacher It is important the grammar structures for students
Hi i am Khaldoun from Syria ,
Thank you so much for your lessons , actually i love it and enjoy it .
For me sometimes i have difficulty in understanding the movies when they are going to speak fastly .
Thank you so much
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoy the lessons, Khaldooun!
Hi There, Thank you for your lessons and suggestions.
Personally, one of the most difficulty to understand native speakers is that they usually speak so fast. Secondly, they use short firms as you mentioned.
Greetings from Vietnam.
Dea teachers my name is abdalla haaji iam from ethiopia and iam new in your channel so i anderstan both of you thankis teachers my broblem is wrating help me blease
Hi! I’m Elliass from Niger 🇳🇪. I really like the way you’re speaking and your pronunciation is so clear . Currently I’m learning British English. Therefore I used to hate the US accent, I don’t really know why. However, now by your piece of advice, i recognize that I’m wrong. I have to change the way I’m thinking. Thanks very much, may God bless you...!
When I listen to your speaking in native English I also can understand after a couple of years what they say. I will make a friend who can speak only English. If I can keep in touch with you it's can be the best solution for me. I watched this video up to end. I have a bad hearing skill. I want to be a fluent English speaker. Thank you for your gooood video.
Excellent teaching. I have understood every tips and tricks. I try to learn better English.
This channel is very useful thanks so mucho for videos like those
Thanks. It's good to know there are many countries where people speak English with different ways to speak and different accents. I'll do my best. Excellent class.
Thank you Gina OOE Theacher and Daniel OOE Theacher
Omg thank you very much!!! I have a degree for English study I did at the university and I was unable to understand. Now I work in a hotel in UK and I have some difficulty to understand native English by phone but until now, just one time There was a problem to understand the conversation)
I think the most difficult situation i have heard in english that i listened to the beginner in my class . It was extremely complex :)) for me .
Very sound realistic advice. Another technique worth trying is to listen to short sentences and think how many words there are. You would need the transcript for this.
The most difficult situation when listening to native speakers is that they used unpopular words
Hi,
To answer your last question, it was when I was working in Nigeria (please note that I am French). I often had a hard time understanding part of my contacts. The second most difficult experience, at first, was when in New Zealand. But I finally got used to that specific accent and, on the whole, it was by far the Nigerian accent that gave me the hardest time. I sometimes was in over my head!
Hi, I'm new here. I wanna thanks to you because I think it's so much effective than other TH-cam learning English channel.Go on...
I understand superb their pronunciation it's clear and elegant
Thank you very much for giving us such an interesting lesson. It' very helpful for me in understanding native speakers. I also know that English in the textbook is far different from the real life one.
Thnks all I am Somalia I can't understand when speaking native speakers but this video is very essential to me
Thanks so much
i'm very happy to learn English with the experience teachers, and we hope will succeed
and i'm saying thanks,
probably useful
Thanks a lot, hopefully we will overcome this problem one day
Great job. You explained all clearly. Thanks for you video.
this is by far the best English class i've ever seen.
Hello to all of you. These videos are very interesting, useful and educational, in fact i thank all of you who do your best to produce these videos.
Mansha Allah
it's the best school in the world and you're best teachers thanks a lot..
Pretty good English lesson.....started being fond of watching and listening to Oxford online English . Thank you so much!
you both are great thanks .the most difficult situation for me not to understand when native people speak.
Hi! Teachers at OOE.Really informative video for people where this language is followed text-book based,like India.That's because,most students and professional having minimum or no international exposure tend to believe that the classic British way of the English language is the symbole of excellence. You all teachers are wonderful and explain to us that the really beauty of English is its dynamism.
Prashant Mishra
Thanks®ards
keep making such unique and innovative videos.
Thank you for the kind comment, Prashant! We're happy the lessons are helpful for you.
I find difficulty to understand english movie
I can speak, talk and explain in english. My vocаbulary is enough too(for me). I can understand not native speakers, expecially my citizens, asia speakers. But I don't understand british, american speakers😂, like you too. It is so hard. I think for this, I have to listen them conversation every day for example in youtube and improve pronunciation reading book and talk with native speakers througt audio message. All things depents us. Thank you so much.
You are correct, Gulnaz! Thank you for watching and sharing your comment!
a good lesson this one I ve been English student since my early teens and it seems I m always in the beginning- Portugal
really nice to hear these guys. responding the question, for me is too difficult to understand something when I arrive in some place and I don't know what people are talk about. I use to spend a "long" time to get into the topic and join myself on the conversation.
many thanks for the lesson
I'm from Brazil. I love do hear you talk, I learn a lot from you.
For me, it's normally harder to understand through the phone. As mentioned in the video, context actually helps a lot for us non English speakers to understand native speaker. Body language also helps. But neither of them apply when we answer the phone.
Also, would like ask if you know where we can find listening source of different English accent? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you sooooo much!!!!! for giving me a change to listen a nice lesson like this !!!!!!
I like this good video, if everyone spoke as you, we will understand everything....>>
Thank you very much for you.teach about english is it so necessary to its ,the ways uses how to arrange better english is very important learner also do not know when is speak how to use can not think for its .every days follow oxford online english is very good thanking you .
Thanks....it's really useful
So glad you found it useful!
An in-depth study on different users of English ..thank you
You're welcome, Ahad! Thanks for watching.
Thank you very much ,that was really helpful .
So effective , crystal clear really I learned many things from your video thank you very much
Thanks
Soy Jorge Romero y quiero aprender inglés. Sus explicaciones son claras y fácil de entender. Eso está muy bien. Gracias. Eso me ayuda mucho. Soy nicaragüense
Ayudenme a conseguir una beca para estudiar inglés en Inglaterra. Un curso de 6 meses. Soy de escasos recursos económicos. Tengo 38 años de Edad. Vivo en Nicaragua. Soy Jorge Romero
Hi I'm from Iraq and I'm New in your channel thank you so much for this useful lesson I anderstand every single word of what are you saying but I can't anderstand a lot when I watch movies this is my mean problem thank you so much again and have a nice Thursday .
Glad you enjoyed the lesson, thanks for sharing!
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I listen to you and understand. But movies, speeches and talks on some occasions I don’t get. Thank you very much for the lessons.
I liked this lesson thinks.
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It,s very important like this vedio to help give learners people around the world keep going dear teachers i respect to you
Great job, I understand perfectly. Tanks for the opportunity from learn
LUZIVALDE T.F hello my name is Hanna i"m come from Viet nam, i want to find who person can practice English with me.do you want to improve speaking skill
Hạnh Nguyễn yes I love learn English and practice english with real person
LUZIVALDE T.F do you use Skype?
Hạnh Nguyễn yes, I used too messenger, watsapp, and hangout
Hi Gina, in my side, I have noticed that to hear different accents in Manchester, London or New York it is a matter of my ear getting used to hearing people, even from INDIA or KENYA, it almost took me a day to get used to it and I begin to understand everything. Thanks!!
the most difficult thing is soundproofing and somethings make the pronunciation is completely different from writing
Yes, Tà! That's very true! Thanks for watching the lesson.
it's difficult for me to understand when i talk with the native speakers because they speak so fast. But i think some day I will speak like natural english speaks. Thanks for this video. I hope you will make more video for us to improve ourselves in english.
Thanks for sharing, Chue!
I know it may be a little bit impolite, but most of time I'll ask them to speak slower.
😂the most hard time for me to understand a native speaker's English is when I sit in the room for the IELTS speaking test.
😂
Here's a good lesson. I have learnt a lot. I think it will help me much to speak English fluently.
best explanation :)
Very nice.
Thanks and keep it up.
Hello from Moldova, Im in and still trying to learn english, increase my knowledge and so one. So the bigs problems I have hade before it was with the foreign speakers of english language. Regarding to that for me its quite difficult to understand when a person from Asia or Europe ( Germania, France) even and UK speak to me in english. Obviously they have a diiferent accent of speaking, the speed, tone..etc. Despite of that, they have a perfect english pronunciation, accent, but its familiar with their area of living and using the local vocabulary.
Otherwise, when I had a conversation with an american native speaker or canadian one its easier to hear the words they share, the contruction of their sentences. From now I could try to do more exercices of listening methods to understand more and more easily different accent around the world ! Thank you for this video and I hope it could help other people who wants to understand more effectively listening skills ! Bye for now ! :)
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This vedio is very useful to me .many new things are learned by me.this is first time to listen,this kind of class.thank you for revealing this. I am grateful both of you.I should listen some more times.It excellent to all Indians.pl proceed and go ahead.
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God bless you
I hope you happy always
Keep smiling always and will be positive ok dear all friends
Very useful
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I find it difficult to understand English when two native speakers talk to each other.
love from Bangladesh, Actually everything is possible when it gets practise more..thank you for the tips.😍
very good! Все понятно. У читель просто молодец!
И ты начала разговаривать по русский fluently)))
Thanks this video..... Yah i'm also i admit that sometimes i didn't understand immediately thier speak because of pronunciation.....
Thank fully teachers so much (Afaf hleeb )
عفاف حليب hell,
Very useful videos. I think that I'm gonna improve my pronunciation to listening more. Thanks a lot to both
I have difficulties understanding English when speakers speak quickly
Mee too
Thanks. You can explain to me more things than I studied
Glad it was helpful for you, Dinara! Thanks for watching!
Thank you ❤️ 💋
Nice... I understand english.. but im not fluent to speak english.. but i know the basic english.. thanks for thid video.. it help me a lot..
when people are speaking very fastly and indirectly to the situation, I can't understand the sentence what they're speaking
That's because we do not use full sentences in a conversation.
Thanks for the very helpful video. When I speak in English with someone over the phone, it is especially difficult to understand what they are saying. I have difficulty to grasps whole sentences or just to catch short words which I would have been able to do so if it was talking in person.
Yes, James it can be hard to really understand over the phone because you can't see the person. It's even difficult for native speakers at times, but it's good listening practice. Thanks for watching!
The most difficult English to understand for me is that is used in debates on TV.
I appreciate very much of your team’s teaching methods! 🙏
I can understand you but I find it so difficult to understand American Accent in the series and movies
Thank you so much for a great video. I found it in a recent interview, I could not understand those questions. Actually, I did ask to repeat, but just for 1 question. Now I am still trying to practice every day.
Thanks for the comment, and glad you found the video helpful!
The most difficult thing that a face is when I flow native announcers on TV or radios because quickly they speak
Hi Tybian. TV announcers in news, sports, etc. can speak very quickly, it's true!
Tybian Mohamed yea thats right
Thank you guys. Your courses are very helpful. To answer you question, cnn journalists and nba reporters are difficult for me to understand.
Thanks for watching, Ousmane! Yes I think many would agree with you here!