3 Simple Ways To SOUND FLUENT Speaking English
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- 3 Simple Ways To Sound Fluent speaking English.
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I listen to many students who has a good grasp on grammar and have a large English vocabulary, but many of them still struggle to sound like native speakers or to achieve a fluent flow when speaking. There are a number of things that you can do to tackle this, but here are three things that you can change instantly to start you on the right track. However remember that becoming fluent in any language is a marathon not a sprint, so I will encourage you to be patient with yourself. I hope these tips help you, stay tuned for the bonus tip at the end. Add any tips that you may have in the comments section below.
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As an Italian, I tend to open my mouth a lot when speaking, due to vowel-driven Italian. When speaking English, I found that opening just "half" my mouth helps me a lot with pronunciation and fluency. I know this sounds weird, but it really gives me results. Thanks, your channel is super.
Quite interesting. Good thing to know about Italian speakers of English.
I just tried this wtf this works so great
Thinking noises. I had never thought of this - ever, but Anna, you're absolutely right, as a native speaker I/we make those sounds. When we're thinking of what to say next. A Chinese friend of mine - different "thinking noises"; an Iranian acquaintance, different again (so she thinks). How amazing. Thanks as always.
I'm currently listening to Sherlock Holmes! Lovely Lucy recommended it too, and I love it! Stephen Fry is a wonderful narrator in deed.
I just close my eyes and listen your beautiful accent...
I am a huge fan of Sherlock Holmes. Thank you for the audiobooks tips! :)
Good sound learning procedure of English speaking practice .❤️
I wonder if we could do an image chain or story for musical chord progressions. I IV V can be in a major key or in a minor key, i iv v. Notice if the chord is minor it's lower case Roman numeral. Blues and rock music use the I. IV. V progression often. Jazz (earlier spelling Jass) uses ii V I chord progressions in both major and minor contexts. The I vi ii V has been used for hundreds if not thousands of songs and is played in jazz for the turn around (letting you know the progression is now resolving back to the beginning). Finally, movement can be introduced using a circle/cycle of 5ths...you would move up a fourth and then down a fifth, and then repeat. Example: A moves to D. (A = 1. B = 2. etc) A to D is a fourth. Then down a fifth to G, up a fourth to C, down a fifth to F. (C1 B2 A3 G4 F5).
OK...so here's how I would now try to internalize a song. "All of Me". "All of me, why not take all of me, can't you see, I'm no good without you". ( A very popular jazz standard). It starts with C...then it goes to E (should be Emi in the key of C...so that gets labelled now the "funny chord". Now it cycles up to A, to Dmi, and then to E again. Then Ami to D then Dmi to G. And G is the V of C which brings us back to the beginning for the second 16 bars, which in and of itself has a different "second half".
Also know that in the key of C, the vi chord would be Ami and the ii chord would be Dmi. Again in jazz, key changes are abundant...and any minor chord can be turned into a major sounding chord. I know it must be gibberish to nonmusicians, but music theory is akin to grammar in a spoken language. Maybe an image chain is possible...maybe not...but you've got me thinking Anna, and I'm grateful.
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Thanks Anna! This is a helpful lesson, I'm trying to be more confident even though I am fluent (I know it's strange) but I feel like others judge me for my italian accent and I get not confident
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Thank a lot Anna You are Brillant, the english sound when you stopped to speaking "uhmm" is very closer to the French sound "Euhh"
Great tips, thanks!
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Thank you Anna for these tips, they are very helpful!
"Thinking noises" are sometimes called "fillers". I think it would be best to use fillers only when you need to; only when you need to pause for a very brief moment to think. "Er" and "um" aren't really for me.
Hello Anna , when I watch your vedios I just understand about 80 upto 90 percent of your words but last while I've improved just by listening to you. So my question is should I do anything else or it's enough listening to your vedios
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Can you play a little bit on the piano next time you finish the lesson?
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I've always been told not to use so much thinking noises, especially when talking on the phone. It could sound stupid or incompetent. I think it's the amount of such noises that makes the difference.
O:11 Would someone explain to me why English speaking people never use their thumb to count with their hand, while we Germans are used to do it.
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I was waiting on the edge of my seat to learn what the British "thinking sound" would end up being. Imagine my disappointment when I learned it was a very ordinary, American-sounding "um..."
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Actually, I hate uhms. When someone uhms too often, I quickly lose interest in them. I prefer phrases like ,please, let me think for a moment'. I'm willing to give anyone a short amount of time to think unless the duration expires 45 seconds.
Don't get me wrong please. I can tolerate uhms in conversations but I don't like them in speeches or presenations.
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