Why you understand English but CAN'T speak FLUENTLY 🤔
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- Why you understand English but CAN'T speak FLUENTLY 🤔
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Actually I can speak English, but I don't use very advanced vocabulary.this is my problem l know a lot of idoms and expressions advanced words but I still using Simple vocabulary
We got the same problem. But I do try using some of the idioms that I learn each day
@@brunomarshall5612 well then
Break a leg means good look
@@girl66622 good luck bro.
Do you have an account on speaking platform perhaps we can talk there and help each other? What do you think?
@@brunomarshall5612 well, to be honest I don't use social media I only have TH-cam and whatsapp
My problem is when I talk I just forget words for some reason.
As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.😊
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🗣️ Struggling with understanding English but not speaking it fluently is common.
00:27 🧠 Focus on fluency, not perfection; prioritize communication over perfect grammar.
02:05 💬 Embrace making mistakes while speaking; stepping out of your comfort zone is essential.
03:01 ✍️ Paraphrasing helps you communicate ideas more naturally and aids understanding.
05:04 🗣️ Talk to yourself in English to improve fluency and inner voice dialogue.
06:01 📝 Keeping a diary or using language learning apps to practice speaking and writing.
07:23 💬 Engage in language exchange platforms to practice speaking with native speakers.
08:17 🔊 Shadowing-imitating native speakers-enhances pronunciation and listening skills.
09:15 📚 Gradually shadow native speakers, focusing on pronunciation and authentic expression.
I've been talking English a lot. My English speaking skills have improved. However, I still make stupid mistakes, sometimes. Rome wasn't built in day, it takes time to get fluent in English.
I'm self-taught, so I lack the conversation part. Years ago, when I felt confident enough with my vocabulary and grammar I tried to learn by talking to natives just to find a bunch of bullies from USA that made so scared to speak English ever again (unless necessary) for so many years.
Also, I never liked English as a language so I used that time to learn other languages first.
Now I feel ever more confident, I definitely will practice conversation again and join a course soon.
you choose the wrong people to talked to...i believe its rare to happen, because i was in the position like you talking to US citizen, but most of them didnt necessarily to correct me if i dont ask them to.. if i ask them they'll understand me..
For the 1st time, I actually feel proud of being a copycat. I didn't realize that whenever I'm watching vids on YT or TV, I tend to mimic the things I’ve heard. Not only do I copy what they say, but I also mimic their voice. 🤭 To me, voice acting (I mean shadowing) is FUN!
You are right about it. For me the most effective way has been talking to myself
i can write english effortlessly as it is my native language, with an excellent vocabulary and grammar but im pretty bad at communicating in english. i don’t know why but i kinda hesitate before speaking anything in english
Huge thanks for your brilliant lessons!
it's crazy that I sound fluent when I speak English to myself, but then forget all the grammars when I'm around my English friend :')
The explanation with example is just great ;)
Thanks very much for this valuables tips , i'll give it a shot . And from now on i'm a follower to you , because you have a simple dialect that can help me improving my listening 🎉
Thank you so much, that's very helpful ❤😊
This was an amazing video, with so many tips, that I will try out❣️
Actually, I need to improve my speaking and also my listening skills. Thanks for this lesson!!
Know what, Chris? Formerly I couldn't speak English fluently but since 2020 I knew to my BFF, he helps me so much to improve my English and I help him to improve his Spanish. My BFF is from Preston, Lancashire, England and his name is Malachy Kealey. Malachy and you are my best English tutors. ❤❤❤❤
Saludos y abrazos desde Ecatepec, México. 🇲🇽🫂
It’s great that you have a person like that!
@@InstantEnglishUK Totally great! Thank you for be my inspiration in this life mate.
@@InstantEnglishUKyou mentioned that your wife's first language is spanish, well my girlfriends first language is also spanish, she is from the caribbean and i am from scotland, met her online last month and havent met her irl though, but yeah that doesnt matter
Perfect! You mentioned practical and essential tips 👏🌺
Hello how are you
Are you okay
I want to study with you
Have a nice weekend 🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷🌹🌷
Muchas gracias!!!😁👌
I really know this problem.
I learn English for years and I can understand all and can write about most of the topics. But I've big problems with pronunciation and when I talk to people I couldn't speak Englisch. But when I'm alone I can speak nearly perfect (I asked Canadian friends with an audio) Englisch include the correct Grammar and advanced vocabulary and a good pronunciation.
This is such horrible all people think I can't speak English.
Let´s conversation for me!
English is my mother Tongue and I just watched this whole video🧍♀️
Very well!
Hi from Brazil! I love your lessons ! I am learning a lot !❤️🇧🇷🇬🇧❤️
Thank you so much!
this was so helpful thank you love you
It was so helpful
I can relate a lot with this video. The grammar things are so tricky for me. When I tried to speak English the first thing come to my mind is am I using the correct tense and the correct preposition and that's why I always hesitate to talk in English.
Very well information
I can speak and understand English. But I have problem with grammar( I can't remember all English rules
Another well produced video 👍👍
Thank you!
If you can understand his speech, it actually means that your level of listening is already pre intermediate.
am from asia, selftaught english with movies...youtube, musics, etc. i think why non-native speakers are hard to speak in english fluently is because their mindset are still stuck in their native language ways, so before talking in english they are tend to processing what things they are about to speak in their native language then translate it to english which were didnt work because every language sometimes couldnt work like that. you should leave off your native mindset to english.
im speaking to myself in the shower, while driving, whenever i got a chance to speak alone.
love your videos, keep it up!
Thanks a lot
I live in Brazil and I agreed.
I also have this problem in my native language from time to time
wow thank you
Thanks
I agree with you ,i have many vocabulary,idoims and expressions ,but i can't speak english fluntly
You are awesome 👍😍
It also the same case with me. I knew english but not perfectly. Im more good on written rather than oral and most of the time, i got tongue tied and lost everytime i had a conversation to an English speaker....😅😅
well, i can little speak English but only understand with text or with subtitles and when i'm watch english video not with subtitles i can't understand like "what they talking about?!"
Hello My Native Language is Polish but i have Study English when i was 5 years old now i am 30 soo I anderstood everything:)
Yes
Hablo español soy Latino, se que aqui aprendere mucho escuchandote
my first launguage is English and i pronoumce geography, photogaraphy, and many words like them as they are spelt whereas most people say it different and normally lol
I once said "more happy" instead of "happier"; from this day on I have never struggled again with superlatives xD
Well done!
Watching from Philippines❤
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏A gooooorgeous lesson, Chris ! 👏👏👏👏👏 Many years ago I looked after my uncle's ponies at Cowdray Park Polo Club, in Midhurst.... Everybody there spoke English like you, without an accent, if you know what I mean ! 😀😄😀😄😀 Un abrazo, from Olivos, Buenos Aires, Argentina🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧🇦🇷🇬🇧
Thank you for the lovely comment!!
Thank you very much
You’re welcome! Have you seen my other videos?
@@InstantEnglishUK I‘ I am going to
Oh really? Your wife is from Perú? I am from Perú too and love your accent
Have tried to speak Spanish since I was 15
But teacher, do you know a conversation plataform to elder talking about? To be clear an elder plataform just to study. (Only study).
😛😛😁✌ thanks good teacher
It's a problem that happens to most English language students in my country. I have many friends in the same major as me, but none of them are willing to speak English outside of class. I think it's all because of the fear of judging each other, and this is never good. It made us suffer from giving presentations and communicating with people
I m French so we are renowned be suck in English yet and especially prolly we are very sucks even if there are transparent words…
Idk why I’m watching this I natively speak English
In my experience movie watching helps, I pick up some lines and look it up in a dictionary, way back we don't have Google now actually is much easier especially now that your around. Hehe thank you Chris..
That sounds like you are a very active student! You’re going to be fluent in no time if you keep that up!
Same here. I've watched lotta movies since I was in middle school, and I usually asked my friend about some words that doesn't really have the right meaning on G translate.
@@InstantEnglishUK I'm kinda old actually but i never really stop learning, this whole process makes me stand out from the rest, sure I do make mistakes specially when engaging with people, but hey life is a learning process for as long as you want.
This vídeo will helps me a lot
Kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk, im ignoring the vocabulary now💀
my teacher first English course start do it most speaking practice
Sir i Have A Question Which Accent Should I Learn British Accent Or American Accent And Which Accent Most People Understand?
Love From Pakistan 🇵🇰
It doesn’t matter, choose the accent you prefer personally
Hi Chris long time without see you.
I use to be able to understand Spanish, but could not speak it
it problem also me big problem 12 tenses
I'm a native speaker and I still struggle because of my Southern accent
Does randomly changing from my language to English in the middle of the conversation (with someone who understands me in English) without thinking count as being fluent? Btw I do it in my thoughts too.
Thatbis code switching and people who are bilingual or fluent in different languages tend to do naturally
Hi, I got some questions about your online course, please answer me
Yes?
@@InstantEnglishUK I was looking at your course plans and the one that costs $65.00 per month caught my attention and if I am not mistaken I understood that this includes 8 classes of 1 hour, right and my question is if that is true and where are the virtual classes?
2:52 I am frm India🇮🇳🇮🇳
I don't have anyone to speak to so I just talk to myself.
Good!
Focus on fluency, embrace making mistakes while speaking, talk to myself in English and shadowing. That's what I'm doing :D
at least for now
Suele pasar. Sobre todo si no se tiene una buena pronunciacion :)
Saludos desde Chile
Gracias
That's because of the overthinking and the grammar rules way of studying ,the sulotion is to not give a damn about the grammar try to understand then deliver the massage you want spontaneously as you're doing with your native language
Man, even I learnt english after several mistakes..
Once I misspronounced funeral as fun-real
Hmmm, I've never thought about this things before.
Thanks Man 😊😊
So who wanna be my English speaking partner?? 😂😂😂
I'll be glad to practice with you , i'm also a new learner of this language , and why we don't help ourselves to enhance our pelling and speaking ? If you are interrested to start communicate , then reply to me , so i will arrange with you
Present simple or perfect continuous? dang! I only know the present, like this, without a last name. 😅
And someone experiences the opposite difficulty, that's speaking fluently but finding it hard to understand!
It means that you learn English mostly by listening and didn't really study the words and definitions. I noticed most native speakers that are not well educated are like this. They can speak fluently but lack comprehension or can't read
Actually i can speak english but some some word ,i don't know from India
Can you translate the video into Arabic?
Oh gosh That's psychology With me it is the other way round
Why?
@@InstantEnglishUK I think that is in the character To begin with,,one likes talking rather than listening...
You have to live in native country to speak fluently
Full ur vocabularly,grammar everyday practice,even if you ll make mistske normal people will listen you.if you are interesting person
Not necessarily
Haha my first day in U.k i asked the salesperson how much is the eggplant???
Salesperson: sorry mate what's that?????
ME: Google type search eggplant translate in British " Aubergine " 😅
🥰
Actually I was born in the United States and I don't know. Just the video was in my recommended so I just I don't know
Still can't. Now 80
I can write fluently, but I can't speak properly
All you need is to practice speaking. I'm not a native speaker, but people used to asked me if i was born in Canada because they said my English is so good. But when I am sick, tired, excited or angry my accent comes out.
Are you really married to a peruvian girl?! I am from Peru!
So handsome ❤
Cheers
#spon
Pardon?
@@InstantEnglishUK the quillbot segment, felt like a sponsored segment to me ngl lol
@leiocera2433 it is free and nothing wrong with sponsorship. This is an amazing tool, I would never found it on my own. BTW I will buy the advanced version. 🤪
@@barbbeck2939 never said it's a bad tool or that the sponsorship was bad. It just FELT like a sponsorship to me.
But I can speak it fluently.
You missed the key point that I'm not married to you, that's why I don't speak well 😅🙈
😂😂
Please, speak a little slower.
No, you need to get used to how a native speaker speaks, so your brain can adjust and catched up or else you will not improved
Jajajaj. That's a not good example. It never happens; people thinking in grammar...jajaja
bla bla bla...... no information
💃 "PromoSM"
Sorry?
10 minutes nothing
Im sorry you didn’t understand