Hadar attracts people because she speaks with honesty , confidence and that certain spirit of liveliness which makes you feel that she loves what she's doing and that you would like to bask in the same spirit to keep you going. Congratulations on your success, Hadar.
Usually I don't get use to watch videos for more than 8 minutes but I have to confess this video was so interesting and motivational thanks for your story Alma and Hadar you are the best teacher ever greetings from Venezuela I'm going to continue with this beautiful jorney called English as second language.
Alma, thank you are a great inspiration, I have living in usa for 15 years and my mindset is as you described, I still hear SUPERSALAD, because my mindset tricks me every time when I m in front of natives American.
This wonderful interview is really meaningful to me because I am a direct witness of outstanding learning path!!. I clearly remember a person that was confused, lost, frustrated, and with no hope because of the low level of her English at that precise moment. Now, after getting through the New Sound Program, I can see like a re-born English speaker. It's really a great pleasure to see a confident, clear and fluent English speaker. For sure, the English nowadays is an active part of her life. I believe that is a huge result personally, but in the long run even more meaningful to all her loved ones. My Dear Alma, all your efforts, passion, determination and hard work have paid off. The most beautiful aspect of this amazing story is that this is only the beginning of an extraordinary adventure!!!. You have all my respect and appreciation as a mother, wife and passionate English speaker!!!. 😍😍😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, Currently, I am dealing with these sentiments :( overall when it is not a tongue language.. even I had my worst experience in an english interview when my interviewer talked me "You do not know to talk english very well, why you are saying it?" I feel dauting and frustrated because I did not have appropiate resources to ask him " I must get up and leave it but I decided to continue" (I think, there are people who take advantage of the vulnerability of individuals".. I appreciate your comments"
I also want to go to USA to improve more fast and efficient my English level. Or maybe, I look for an American woman (or "gringa") to achieve my great goal in the life
So proud for my dear friend Alma! Amazing interview 💗 Everything that she shared is so valuable and meaningful.. Alma, congratulations my friend! I’m very happy for you and all your achievements! You deserve all the best 💐💐 Enjoy every second of it 💕💕💕 Love you! 💗
Hello Leiag, good afternoon! I could read and understand your comment published in English, at 95%. Alma has a good pronunciation and accent speaking English, I could understand her about 75-80%. I have been learning and practicing on my own, alone most of the time, since my country, for the last 6 years. But my great disadvantage is I don't have someone to practice my level, face to face. But I don't give up so easily for mastering this language. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽..👍
Hello everybody, good afternoon! I liked this interview of Hadar with Alma, so much. I recognize that Alma has a good pronunciation in English, and spread vocabulary. I have been listening to this interview in fragments of 10-15: minutes and I have could understand her, about 80%. If I l live in USA, my English level will be advanced in all skills. But I don't give up so easily for mastering this language. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽.
I am literally crying now because I am breaking through the very same challenge. Every her word resonates so profoundly in my heart. I thought I could speak fluently English but upon arrival to Canada I realized that hardly could I bind two words together. Almost two months of endless shame when I just try to open my mouth 😖Thank you so much for this interview. It’s like a turning point for me now.
Don't cry my dear friend! I'm still fighting for mastering and speaking English in a proficient way. Sometimes I think I wouldn't be able to achieve it, but I don't give up so easily. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽... 👍
I try to improve my English skills every single day. So I am grateful to find this kind of material which helps me to realize that I can achieve my aim to speak and understand English fluently and confidently. Basically the issues which they describe are mine as well.
Great talk!! I enrolled to accent makeover during Pandemic too. I’m pretty sure Alma and I were taking the course at the same time. Congrats Alma!! Eres una triunfadora!!
Haddar! What a great job you are doing... Definitely this format is very interesting, its has been almost one hour interview and just caught me all the time ! It's result to me very dynamic, and didactic! Since everyone who identified as immigrant, could feel every single sentence of this encounter... Hopefully have more and more interviews. Good bless you 💕 Big kiss from an Argentinean girl in Australia 🦘
I understand her struggle. I took highschool Spanish and when I first went to Mexico it occurred to me that I didn't understand anything people were saying. It took me 8 months of 24/7 exposure to the language to gain a respectable level of fluency.
I admire what you @Hadar are doing to guide people in learning a second language. I have experienced many things that you mention in some of your videos. Thank you for your great tips!!!
English learning is a biggest challenge For the new Immigrants .Some Immigrants they can speak and understand but their Fluency and Pronunciation diffrent.But your speaking of way very clearity I am doing Appriciate (Gurdeep Aujla)
Alma, I'm glad you are having that level of English, which is better than mine, you sound more fluent, and I have been in US for more years than you, Could you please tell me how you made it happen? step by step, please. Congrats!
@19:46 OMG, I have the same mentality but I call it being a perfectionist. I don't care about making mistake but I do care about being perfect, if I cannot do something perfectly in the sense of it is perfect to me because what is perfect to me might not be perfect to someone else then I won't even start. To put this in context a few years ago I applied for a job and the interviewer was really impressed with my skills and knowledge but he told me that the company was now using a new piece of software and I had one week to learn it, and at the end, I had to submit some large dataset using that software. Let me tell you I have never used the software before and it was complicated, I spend the first five days reading the documentation but when it came to using the software for the data I couldn't make heads or tails of it. I decided that if I was going to be able to do it perfectly why even start so, when a week rolled by and the employer emailed asking why I have not submitted as the deadline has passed I replied that my computer was damaged and that I lost work, he apologized and told me that I was not a suitable candidate and there were others who done the work, in truth I didn't start because I have that mentality if I cannot do something perfectly and it doesn't have to be on the first try or the second try, etc then why embarrass yourself by handing in work that is subpar.
Inspiring talk. Thak you. Communicate with people around the world is really a transforming expirence and English is the necessary tool. Without Engilsh I wolud never be able to watch this video (and learn) with people from so distant places.
Mexico to Michigan? whoa.. If you had come to Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, or California you would have had spanish speakers everywhere to make the transition easier.
This feeling is so horrible! I'm studying English for a few years, and I improve it a lot, but I don't feel comfortable to speak English yet and I don't know why!
@9:05 It is not just people who have been living in the English-speaking country for such a long time that feel that, it is also be who are born in an English-speaking country but still speak with an accent. I know people who were born in an English-speaking country but still speak with an accent, not a strong accent but an accent nevertheless, and boy are they frustrated why? the reason is they believe they should not speak with a foreign accent because they were born in that country.
I came to USA in 1953 ,there was s much racism in Chicago, we didn't have translators, my school teachers ignored me, so it took me a long time to understand comprehension, It was a struggle when at home only spanish is spoken and your trying to learn English, but I decided to learn perfect English so I read the dictionary but I didn't speak Spanish anymore I was 7 years old ,but in 2010 I went to visit my mom in Guadalajara but I'm surprised that they are racist because I had a broken Spanish, I was criticized that I was born in Me xico and have broken Spanish, and if your not a Mexican citizen you can't work,you can't own anything ! you can't have a license, now anybody can come here jump the fence get welfare get free college free medical assistance and they expect every one should understand Spanish they are so so proud which is sad they should be grateful to illegally come here, when Hispanics in the 1940, 1950 we were humble to be in the greatest Nation in the world !! If you don't want to adapt to American life take your native flag and go back to your native country !!!!
Wow😊l know him and I have also been trading with him, he’s such an amazing man with good skills keeps me happy all week knowing I earn 15thousand extra income trading with him.
You really deserve to be heard and followed on youtube ... the best teacher
Does resonates with millions of people.. hadar you are a life saver ❤
I love this. I can never get enough of hearing other learner's stories of superation. I'll recommend this. Thank you.
Hadar attracts people because she speaks with honesty , confidence and that certain spirit of liveliness which makes you feel that she loves what she's doing and that you would like to bask in the same spirit to keep you going. Congratulations on your success, Hadar.
Usually I don't get use to watch videos for more than 8 minutes but I have to confess this video was so interesting and motivational thanks for your story Alma and Hadar you are the best teacher ever greetings from Venezuela I'm going to continue with this beautiful jorney called English as second language.
Alma, thank you are a great inspiration, I have living in usa for 15 years and my mindset is as you described, I still hear SUPERSALAD, because my mindset tricks me every time when I m in front of natives American.
This wonderful interview is really meaningful to me because I am a direct witness of outstanding learning path!!. I clearly remember a person that was confused, lost, frustrated, and with no hope because of the low level of her English at that precise moment. Now, after getting through the New Sound Program, I can see like a re-born English speaker. It's really a great pleasure to see a confident, clear and fluent English speaker. For sure, the English nowadays is an active part of her life. I believe that is a huge result personally, but in the long run even more meaningful to all her loved ones. My Dear Alma, all your efforts, passion, determination and hard work have paid off. The most beautiful aspect of this amazing story is that this is only the beginning of an extraordinary adventure!!!. You have all my respect and appreciation as a mother, wife and passionate English speaker!!!. 😍😍😁😁👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yes, Currently, I am dealing with these sentiments :( overall when it is not a tongue language.. even I had my worst experience in an english interview when my interviewer talked me "You do not know to talk english very well, why you are saying it?" I feel dauting and frustrated because I did not have appropiate resources to ask him " I must get up and leave it but I decided to continue" (I think, there are people who take advantage of the vulnerability of individuals".. I appreciate your comments"
I also want to go to USA to improve more fast and efficient my English level. Or maybe, I look for an American woman (or "gringa") to achieve my great goal in the life
So proud for my dear friend Alma! Amazing interview 💗 Everything that she shared is so valuable and meaningful.. Alma, congratulations my friend! I’m very happy for you and all your achievements! You deserve all the best 💐💐 Enjoy every second of it 💕💕💕 Love you! 💗
How's ur eng. Practicing going on..?
Hello Leiag, good afternoon! I could read and understand your comment published in English, at 95%. Alma has a good pronunciation and accent speaking English, I could understand her about 75-80%. I have been learning and practicing on my own, alone most of the time, since my country, for the last 6 years. But my great disadvantage is I don't have someone to practice my level, face to face. But I don't give up so easily for mastering this language. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽..👍
Hello everybody, good afternoon! I liked this interview of Hadar with Alma, so much. I recognize that Alma has a good pronunciation in English, and spread vocabulary. I have been listening to this interview in fragments of 10-15: minutes and I have could understand her, about 80%. If I l live in USA, my English level will be advanced in all skills. But I don't give up so easily for mastering this language. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽.
I am literally crying now because I am breaking through the very same challenge. Every her word resonates so profoundly in my heart. I thought I could speak fluently English but upon arrival to Canada I realized that hardly could I bind two words together. Almost two months of endless shame when I just try to open my mouth 😖Thank you so much for this interview. It’s like a turning point for me now.
Don't cry my dear friend! I'm still fighting for mastering and speaking English in a proficient way. Sometimes I think I wouldn't be able to achieve it, but I don't give up so easily. Greetings from Sonora, México 🇲🇽... 👍
@@Eduardo_Music8560 thank you so much for your kind words 🙏
I try to improve my English skills every single day. So I am grateful to find this kind of material which helps me to realize that I can achieve my aim to speak and understand English fluently and confidently. Basically the issues which they describe are mine as well.
Lovely interview! Hadar and Alma are such powerful women!
Awesome story! Thank you Hadar for sharing it! 👏👏👏
Hadar is not a mere teacher ; She is certainly a Scholar in English language.
Great talk!! I enrolled to accent makeover during Pandemic too. I’m pretty sure Alma and I were taking the course at the same time. Congrats Alma!! Eres una triunfadora!!
Haddar! What a great job you are doing...
Definitely this format is very interesting, its has been almost one hour interview and just caught me all the time !
It's result to me very dynamic, and didactic! Since everyone who identified as immigrant, could feel every single sentence of this encounter... Hopefully have more and more interviews.
Good bless you 💕
Big kiss from an Argentinean girl in Australia 🦘
Wow that's the best interview I have ever seen about how you can get improvement in English and also Life 🧬.
Great Conversation I enjoy every single minute... especially enjoying "supper salad" soup or salad.
I understand her struggle. I took highschool Spanish and when I first went to Mexico it occurred to me that I didn't understand anything people were saying. It took me 8 months of 24/7 exposure to the language to gain a respectable level of fluency.
I admire what you @Hadar are doing to guide people in learning a second language. I have experienced many things that you mention in some of your videos. Thank you for your great tips!!!
Meaningful interview, thank you so much Hadar
English learning is a biggest challenge
For the new Immigrants .Some Immigrants they can speak and understand but their Fluency and Pronunciation diffrent.But your speaking of way very clearity I am doing Appriciate (Gurdeep Aujla)
She speaks a good English, keep it up, I’m from Cuba and I live in Michigan too so keep it up 👍!!!!
Thank you a million times! It was awesome, incredible, inspiring! ❤️👍🤗
Wow, great interview!
Fantastic interection congratulation teacher hadar you very inspiration for us tank you
I love all your videos Adar, you are Great.
Let's go watching this is fantastic information now
thanks a lot for your emotion to teach us.
Alma, I'm glad you are having that level of English, which is better than mine, you sound more fluent, and I have been in US for more years than you, Could you please tell me how you made it happen? step by step, please. Congrats!
@19:46 OMG, I have the same mentality but I call it being a perfectionist. I don't care about making mistake but I do care about being perfect, if I cannot do something perfectly in the sense of it is perfect to me because what is perfect to me might not be perfect to someone else then I won't even start.
To put this in context a few years ago I applied for a job and the interviewer was really impressed with my skills and knowledge but he told me that the company was now using a new piece of software and I had one week to learn it, and at the end, I had to submit some large dataset using that software.
Let me tell you I have never used the software before and it was complicated, I spend the first five days reading the documentation but when it came to using the software for the data I couldn't make heads or tails of it. I decided that if I was going to be able to do it perfectly why even start so, when a week rolled by and the employer emailed asking why I have not submitted as the deadline has passed I replied that my computer was damaged and that I lost work, he apologized and told me that I was not a suitable candidate and there were others who done the work, in truth I didn't start because I have that mentality if I cannot do something perfectly and it doesn't have to be on the first try or the second try, etc then why embarrass yourself by handing in work that is subpar.
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I'm glad you feel much better now.
Inspiring talk. Thak you. Communicate with people around the world is really a transforming expirence and English is the necessary tool. Without Engilsh I wolud never be able to watch this video (and learn) with people from so distant places.
great Alma . I can see you have a very good accent
This video is very inspiration
Mexico to Michigan? whoa.. If you had come to Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, or California you would have had spanish speakers everywhere to make the transition easier.
You are amazing!
Marvelous.
This feeling is so horrible! I'm studying English for a few years, and I improve it a lot, but I don't feel comfortable to speak English yet and I don't know why!
Just allow yourself to make mistakes and have fun!!
Enjoy the process and feel proud of yourself you can speak more than one language, and don’t forget practice makes progress!!
Thanks for your support! I think I need to be more brave, I just feel embarrassed when I start to speak!
@9:05 It is not just people who have been living in the English-speaking country for such a long time that feel that, it is also be who are born in an English-speaking country but still speak with an accent.
I know people who were born in an English-speaking country but still speak with an accent, not a strong accent but an accent nevertheless, and boy are they frustrated why? the reason is they believe they should not speak with a foreign accent because they were born in that country.
Amazing 👏😍
Excellent 👍!
I love it
wow
Талант с прекрасными волосами это Хадар.
Hi my English is so bad so how to do practice my English
Keep practicing dear. You have such a long life. I am practicing too.All the best!
In this channel of Hadar, you can find amazing tips!
th-cam.com/video/ZP6Ev1HvK4w/w-d-xo.html
Do not test your control over
the five sensual desires
-Wealth, Sex, Fame, Food and Sleep.
Great wisdom.
Love from india
I want to join the program, what should I do? And the group sounds like an amazing experience, please give me some guidance 😊😊
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How to pronounce this word "orderres"
What's mean hesitation.?
Significa:duda,dudar...
@@ronaldmarquez1551 thanks
👏👏👏👏👍👍
I don't understand nothing 😢
I came to USA in 1953 ,there was s much racism in Chicago, we didn't have translators, my school teachers ignored me, so it took me a long time to understand comprehension, It was a struggle when at home only spanish is spoken and your trying to learn English, but I decided to learn perfect English so I read the dictionary but I didn't speak Spanish anymore I was 7 years old ,but in 2010 I went to visit my mom in Guadalajara but I'm surprised that they are racist because I had a broken Spanish, I was criticized that I was born in Me xico and have broken Spanish, and if your not a Mexican citizen you can't work,you can't own anything ! you can't have a license, now anybody can come here jump the fence get welfare get free college free medical assistance and they expect every one should understand Spanish they are so so proud which is sad they should be grateful to illegally come here, when Hispanics in the 1940, 1950 we were humble to be in the greatest Nation in the world !! If you don't want to adapt to American life take your native flag and go back to your native country !!!!
They have it good now. Even with all of this help from the government, they complain about us gringos...
My greatest happiness is the $ 28,000 weekly profit I get consistently.
Same here, I earn $13,000 a week. GOD bless George , he has been a blessing to my family.
Wow😊l know him and I have also been trading with him, he’s such an amazing man with good skills keeps me happy all week knowing I earn 15thousand extra income trading with him.
@Benson Thomas
This is the kind of information that we don't get from most TH-camrs I will get in touch with him right now
Wow 😲 you guys just mentioned Mr George Moriz , thought I'm the only one trading with him... 😀
People will be kicking themselves in regret in few weeks, if they miss the opportunity to invest now
She has a thick accent, dunno what type of example is this🙄
Really hard to overcome for some people.
Excellent 👌