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【Screption（updating) 】 0:00 What's go(ing) on guys. Today, i wanna talk to you about a very very important sentence that I hope you're using. And you should be using so often you're sick of it because this is what I've been doing in Portuguese quite a lot. 0:13 anyway let's just get into this video and we'll have a chat about which sentence I think is probably one of most important ones in English especially when you're learning okay. Let's go. 0:30 All right, so the sentence is how do I say that . Okay, write this that whatever word is how do I say this I'm using this so often in Portuguese at the moment and it is helping so much. So,obviously I have the luxury having a wife who is from Brazil and speaks Portuguese natively
自分用に自動翻訳そのままを書き写しました。 句読点は無いですし実際とは違うかもしれませんが、ご参考までに。 what's going on guys today I'm going to talk to you about a very very important sentence that I hope you're using and you should be using it so often you're sick of it because this is what I've been doing in Portuguese quite a lot anyway let's just get into this video and we'll have a chat about which sentence I think is probably one of the most important ones in English especially when you're learning okay let's go all right so the sentence is how do I The Sentence say that okay write this that whatever the word is how do I say this I'm using this so often in Portuguese at the moment and it is helping so much so obviously I have the luxury of having a wife who is from Brazil and speaks Portuguese natively but this is something that I've had to sort of push myself out of my comfort zone to do as often as possible and it's getting to the point now where I'm saying it probably five to ten times a day probably more than any other sort of phrase that I sort of always utter in How Do I Say Portuguese okay and the phrase is how do I say and then the thing okay obviously this is difficult because you may need someone who speaks your native language at times if you want to be able to just insert that word in your native language otherwise though I try and do this quite often in Portuguese where I will try and explain what it is that I want to say in another way that I know is incorrect but I know will give my wife quell the idea of the word that I'm trying to use for instance if I forgot the word for car I might say kill how do I say or what's the word for the four wheeled bike with an engine right so I remember all these other words that indirect ways of describing the thing that I want to learn the word for car may be an expression you know and I say to her how do I say the thing lots and lots of my students that I have when teaching English do not do this often enough even in our lessons where they're comfortable with me they don't ask me this kind of question often enough and it was something that I hated doing as well when I first I'll tell you the story last year probably about this time last year maybe a month or so earlier so maybe about June last year I had moved into a house full of Brazilians including my wife so there were four Brazilians and there was me we're in Canberra and I said you know what I don't want to live with Australians if I can avoid it where Australia and I want to improve my portuguese because i want to speak your native tongue kal I want to speak your language as well as you speak mine and so we actively looked for somewhere to live with other Brazilians because there were loads of Brazilians in Canberra My Experience when we moved into the house I said to her I'm only gonna speak Portuguese here with you I'm gonna do my best every single day obviously from the beginning this was really difficult because my Portuguese wasn't as good as it is today obviously a year later so I had to ask all the time how do I say this what's the word for this how do I pronounce this I had to use those kinds of phrases all the time at first my experience was sort of embarrassment any time I sort of got stuck and had to say you know how do I say this again especially if I've already asked and I've forgotten right but I found that really quickly within only a few days I began to be more and more confident and seared as less of an embarrassment it wasn't a big deal anymore I would just constantly ask you know I almost got to a point where I was shameless I would always be asking how do I say this how do I say that you know what's the word for this what's the word for that how do I say this kind of phrase if I want to ask for this what's a more natural way of saying this thing and I guess that is what really helped Your Comfort Zone my Portuguese accelerate because at anytime I could have just reverted back to English most of the other people in the house who were Brazilians spoke English at least well enough to understand me and if I'd reverted back to English I would have been up here in terms of my control of the language and they would have been here instead of the opposite where their Portuguese was up here and mine was down here and I was trying to climb up but what did the feed of the purpose because if you never exit your comfort zone you're not gonna improve right you've sort of got your comfort zone here and you need to be constantly pushing the edges so that the that zone is constantly growing in size if you stay in the comfort zone in here and only use what you're already a hundred percent comfortable with you're not going to grow you're not going to expand that zone of comfort and your understanding and ability to use the language English in this case so the point of this video is that I want to encourage you to say as often as possible those kinds of phrases like what's the word for this and if you have to speak English still describe the thing even if it's stupid right it's a it's like a horse with a motor but instead of legs it has these things that turn right you're trying to describe a car it doesn't matter the funny thing is Funny Descriptions to the more often you do that with funny descriptions people are gonna laugh and have a good time with you right it's kind of an icebreaker it kind of makes the situation funny and so you'll find that it makes situations more casual more informal and people are more happy to help you because you've made them laugh right so that's been my experience so I want to encourage you to say these kinds of expressions what's the word for this how do I say this more naturally or how do I say this more like a native or how would you say this what's a phrase that you would use when doing this so the basic thing here is to constantly be asking native speakers how they would say words collocations expressions or phrases so you want to know how they would do it you especially for advanced learners you guys probably have a way of saying or describing most things right you can get by and day to day life with your English the way it is or whatever other language it is that you're learning but you will never actually The Biggest Problem sound like a native or at least as close to a native speaker of that language as possible unless you keep pushing yourself to do that kind of investigation and to get that kind of feedback and I think this is kind of the problem that a lot of us face when we get to an intermediate to advanced level in a language the biggest problem and I think the reason most people kind of plateau right they get to that stage if I can be understood I can communicate with these people and they can understand me the problem is then that because they understand you native speakers won't correct you because they understand it too they feel like they're rude if they do that and that's why it's so important for you to ask questions or to kind of push native speakers to correct you but also give you feedback on how to better pronounce things how to better say things how to better explain things and have these kinds of interactions with other people right so you will you will find I think if you implement this kind of practice this kind of skill it takes a few days it might take a few weeks to get used to asking for feedback constantly or at least as often as possible and in situations where it's appropriate obviously if you're in the middle of a lecture don't put your hand up and say excuse me professor how do I say this but with friends and family and other people that you're close with don't feel bad about doing this because it will Conclusion really increase your language rapidly okay so that's really the rant I kind of wanted to have today I just suddenly thought about how I do this all the time and even today I was doing it to kill you know how do I say this again what's the word for this what's an expression that I can use to describe this situation I just I do it to the point ad nauseam right so she's probably sick of it but I know that she will make do with my Portuguese she'll understand it as bad as it is and it's not going to improve unless I'm the one who pushes okay so take it upon yourself go out there you take responsibility you be the one who asks for feedback who has these interactions with people asking for how to better pronounce things how to better say things asking for advice on how to sound more natural in your language and I promise you you're going to improve so much faster than if you would have just try and let it happen passively right if you would have just let things do their do their thing without you actively taking control okay anyway I've rounded long enough I hope that helps let me know what you think in a comment below and especially let me know if you go out and use this and get some good reactions okay anyway I'm Pete from was the English thanks for joining me peace you
I'm brazilian and I'm very proud and excited for my favorite English teacher learning my native language! If someday u come to Salvador - Bahia, u shall be very welcome.
Fala Pete! beleza? Man I started following your channel few day ago because me and my wife are going to Australia in April 2022, we are from Rio de Janeiro and moving to Gold Coast. So nice to hear that you are married to a Brazilian, what an coincidence! Mate just have to say that ALL what you said in this video is TOTALLY TRUE! When I was 15 I moved to Lebanon to live with my father to learn english and that was the phrase I used the most there! All the things you said about comfort zone, getting shy and getting used to it is exactly how it happened to me. I left Lebanon 12 years ago, as you can see my english is terrible, lol! but with your lessons I am re-learning a lot! You have such great accent, it is really easy to understand every single word you say! Congrats for your talent, for the content you make, and this great joy of spirit that you have! Abraços!
Hi. I'm a Japanese student. I try typing message in English. I always study your videos for my learning. Your videos is so good. Thank you. It is difficult for me to catch figures.For example, it is 10090 dollars. I cant understand rapidly. If you like,you make a video that using many figures.I want to study your videos.
Another great tip for people that don't live in english speaking countries that worked for me is that in most video games that have a voice chat you can set your region to Oceania or NA and talk to native speakers. For me this has been heaps of fun and I've learned quite a bit of english as well!
I thought about it. This is useful skill to have. I don't have the luxury of speaking with native speakers, but I would do the same in the moments I don't know how to say some words or expressions.
I'm learning English 2 years ago and this is hard for me to speak English fluently, but I wanna talk with other countries' friends so I'm going to study with this video. thank you for making this video and if there are people who learn English now, good luck to all of us.
Sir,just I am watching your videos teaching in English from North India and found simple,easy and common English and I hope you will have good english lesson for the same.
I always use this phrase (how can i say ..... ) with my english teacher. The subtitle (CC) of the video, help-me improve my vocabulary and listen. Tnx for the video. Abraço.
The suggestion is very pragmatic and how to find a native to correct you when you are in Australia, only one way is in the workplace I could think of, unfortunately, lots of new immigrants are unemployed, kind of a deadlock.
Hi I am so curious about you are friends of Bob the Canadian ? Because Bob mentioned you from time to time. I like your video as well, have a great day
Good to see so many Japanese on Pete's channel. I have been a subscriber since 2019. First found his site with podcasts and then this channel, and it is a cool channel I should say :)
what's going on guys today I'm going to talk to you about a very very important sentence that I hope you're using and you should be using it so often you're sick of it because this is what I've been doing in Portuguese quite a lot anyway let's just get into this video and we'll have a chat about which sentence I think is probably one of the most important ones in English especially when you're learning okay let's go all right so the sentence is how do I The Sentence say that okay write this that whatever the word is how do I say this I'm using this so often in Portuguese at the moment and it is helping so much so obviously I have the luxury of having a wife who is from Brazil and speaks Portuguese natively but this is something that I've had to sort of push myself out of my comfort zone to do as often as possible and it's getting to the point now where I'm saying it probably five to ten times a day probably more than any other sort of phrase that I sort of always utter in How Do I Say Portuguese okay and the phrase is how do I say and then the thing okay obviously this is difficult because you may need someone who speaks your native language at times if you want to be able to just insert that word in your native language otherwise though I try and do this quite often in Portuguese where I will try and explain what it is that I want to say in another way that I know is incorrect but I know will give my wife quell the idea of the word that I'm trying to use for instance if I forgot the word for car I might say kill how do I say or what's the word for the four wheeled bike with an engine right so I remember all these other words that indirect ways of describing the thing that I want to learn the word for car may be an expression you know and I say to her how do I say the thing lots and lots of my students that I have when teaching English do not do this often enough even in our lessons where they're comfortable with me they don't ask me this kind of question often enough and it was something that I hated doing as well when I first I'll tell you the story last year probably about this time last year maybe a month or so earlier so maybe about June last year I had moved into a house full of Brazilians including my wife so there were four Brazilians and there was me we're in Canberra and I said you know what I don't want to live with Australians if I can avoid it where Australia and I want to improve my portuguese because i want to speak your native tongue kal I want to speak your language as well as you speak mine and so we actively looked for somewhere to live with other Brazilians because there were loads of Brazilians in Canberra My Experience when we moved into the house I said to her I'm only gonna speak Portuguese here with you I'm gonna do my best every single day obviously from the beginning this was really difficult because my Portuguese wasn't as good as it is today obviously a year later so I had to ask all the time how do I say this what's the word for this how do I pronounce this I had to use those kinds of phrases all the time at first my experience was sort of embarrassment any time I sort of got stuck and had to say you know how do I say this again especially if I've already asked and I've forgotten right but I found that really quickly within only a few days I began to be more and more confident and seared as less of an embarrassment it wasn't a big deal anymore I would just constantly ask you know I almost got to a point where I was shameless I would always be asking how do I say this how do I say that you know what's the word for this what's the word for that how do I say this kind of phrase if I want to ask for this what's a more natural way of saying this thing and I guess that is what really helped Your Comfort Zone my Portuguese accelerate because at anytime I could have just reverted back to English most of the other people in the house who were Brazilians spoke English at least well enough to understand me and if I'd reverted back to English I would have been up here in terms of my control of the language and they would have been here instead of the opposite where their Portuguese was up here and mine was down here and I was trying to climb up but what did the feed of the purpose because if you never exit your comfort zone you're not gonna improve right you've sort of got your comfort zone here and you need to be constantly pushing the edges so that the that zone is constantly growing in size if you stay in the comfort zone in here and only use what you're already a hundred percent comfortable with you're not going to grow you're not going to expand that zone of comfort and your understanding and ability to use the language English in this case so the point of this video is that I want to encourage you to say as often as possible those kinds of phrases like what's the word for this and if you have to speak English still describe the thing even if it's stupid right it's a it's like a horse with a motor but instead of legs it has these things that turn right you're trying to describe a car it doesn't matter the funny thing is Funny Descriptions to the more often you do that with funny descriptions people are gonna laugh and have a good time with you right it's kind of an icebreaker it kind of makes the situation funny and so you'll find that it makes situations more casual more informal and people are more happy to help you because you've made them laugh right so that's been my experience so I want to encourage you to say these kinds of expressions what's the word for this how do I say this more naturally or how do I say this more like a native or how would you say this what's a phrase that you would use when doing this so the basic thing here is to constantly be asking native speakers how they would say words collocations expressions or phrases so you want to know how they would do it you especially for advanced learners you guys probably have a way of saying or describing most things right you can get by and day to day life with your English the way it is or whatever other language it is that you're learning but you will never actually The Biggest Problem sound like a native or at least as close to a native speaker of that language as possible unless you keep pushing yourself to do that kind of investigation and to get that kind of feedback and I think this is kind of the problem that a lot of us face when we get to an intermediate to advanced level in a language the biggest problem and I think the reason most people kind of plateau right they get to that stage if I can be understood I can communicate with these people and they can understand me the problem is then that because they understand you native speakers won't correct you because they understand it too they feel like they're rude if they do that and that's why it's so important for you to ask questions or to kind of push native speakers to correct you but also give you feedback on how to better pronounce things how to better say things how to better explain things and have these kinds of interactions with other people right so you will you will find I think if you implement this kind of practice this kind of skill it takes a few days it might take a few weeks to get used to asking for feedback constantly or at least as often as possible and in situations where it's appropriate obviously if you're in the middle of a lecture don't put your hand up and say excuse me professor how do I say this but with friends and family and other people that you're close with don't feel bad about doing this because it will Conclusion really increase your language rapidly okay so that's really the rant I kind of wanted to have today I just suddenly thought about how I do this all the time and even today I was doing it to kill you know how do I say this again what's the word for this what's an expression that I can use to describe this situation I just I do it to the point ad nauseam right so she's probably sick of it but I know that she will make do with my Portuguese she'll understand it as bad as it is and it's not going to improve unless I'm the one who pushes okay so take it upon yourself go out there you take responsibility you be the one who asks for feedback who has these interactions with people asking for how to better pronounce things how to better say things asking for advice on how to sound more natural in your language and I promise you you're going to improve so much faster than if you would have just try and let it happen passively right if you would have just let things do their do their thing without you actively taking control okay anyway I've rounded long enough I hope that helps let me know what you think in a comment below and especially let me know if you go out and use this and get some good reactions okay anyway I'm Pete from was the English thanks for joining me peace you
Why do Aussi don't want nothing to do with not native speakers ! Sorry it may sound negative but that's my personal experience! No idea how to improve my English if no contact to Aussis😔
@@AussieEnglishPodcast what I mean is that Australians are friendly but just not keen to have not native speakers as friends ! I traveled every where Australia was the hardest place for me to make friends! Why is this ??? Just wondering?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast yeah you're right definitely not everywhere the same...it may just take a bit of time here in WA...thanks for your kind words 🙏👍
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What's go(ing) on guys.
Today, i wanna talk to you about a very very important sentence that I hope you're using.
And you should be using so often you're sick of it because this is what I've been doing in Portuguese quite a lot.
0:13
anyway let's just get into this video and we'll have a chat about which sentence I think is probably one of most important ones in English especially when you're learning okay.
Let's go.
0:30
All right, so the sentence is how do I say that .
Okay, write this that whatever word is how do I say this
I'm using this so often in Portuguese at the moment and it is helping so much.
So,obviously I have the luxury having a wife who is from Brazil and speaks Portuguese natively
probablyの後の 英文はone of “the” most importantではないでしょうか
you should be using “it”
る
ありがとうございます
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りゅうはこれを1年間ずっと シャドーイングかオーバーラップし続けたのか
やべー
Your name is in cyrillic script, but you write in Japanese. Interesting, are you from Japan?
この動画って意味は分からなくても良いんですかね？
@@むーりく-g1d りゅうの固定コメに書いてあるで
2年前。リスニングの勉強を始めた時、この動画を聞き取ることは一切できなかった。
しかし愚直にさまざまな動画の音を研究しながらシャドーイングして、最近になりTOEICのリスニングは満点。
いつの間にかこの動画くらいのスピードと発音の明瞭さなら普通に聞き取れるようになっていた。
みんな諦めないでくれ。
自分用に自動翻訳そのままを書き写しました。
句読点は無いですし実際とは違うかもしれませんが、ご参考までに。
what's going on guys today I'm going to
talk to you about a very very important
sentence that I hope you're using and
you should be using it so often you're
sick of it because this is what I've
been doing in Portuguese quite a lot
anyway let's just get into this video
and we'll have a chat about which
sentence I think is probably one of the
most important ones in English
especially when you're learning okay
let's go
all right so the sentence is how do I
The Sentence
say that okay write this that whatever
the word is how do I say this I'm using
this so often in Portuguese at the
moment and it is helping so much so
obviously I have the luxury of having a
wife who is from Brazil and speaks
Portuguese natively but this is
something that I've had to sort of push
myself out of my comfort zone to do as
often as possible and it's getting to
the point now where I'm saying it
probably five to ten times a day
probably more than any other sort of
phrase that I sort of always utter in
How Do I Say
Portuguese okay and the phrase is how do
I say and then the thing okay obviously
this is difficult because you may need
someone who speaks your native language
at times if you want to be able to just
insert that word in your native language
otherwise though I try and do this quite
often in Portuguese where I will try and
explain what it is that I want to say in
another way that I know is incorrect but
I know will give my wife quell the idea
of the word that I'm trying to use for
instance if I forgot the word for car I
might say kill how do I say or what's
the word for the four wheeled bike with
an engine right so I remember all these
other words that indirect ways of
describing the thing that I want to
learn the word for car may be an
expression you know and I say to her how
do I say the thing lots and lots of my
students that I have when teaching
English do not do this often enough even
in our lessons where they're comfortable
with me they don't ask me this kind of
question often enough and it was
something that I hated doing as well
when I first I'll tell you the story
last year probably about this time last
year maybe a month or so earlier so
maybe about June last year I had moved
into a house full of Brazilians
including my wife so there were four
Brazilians and there was me we're in
Canberra and I said you know what I
don't want to live with Australians if I
can avoid it where
Australia and I want to improve my
portuguese because i want to speak your
native tongue kal I want to speak your
language as well as you speak mine and
so we actively looked for somewhere to
live with other Brazilians because there
were loads of Brazilians in Canberra
My Experience
when we moved into the house I said to
her I'm only gonna speak Portuguese here
with you I'm gonna do my best every
single day obviously from the beginning
this was really difficult because my
Portuguese wasn't as good as it is today
obviously a year later so I had to ask
all the time how do I say this
what's the word for this how do I
pronounce this I had to use those kinds
of phrases all the time
at first my experience was sort of
embarrassment any time I sort of got
stuck and had to say you know how do I
say this again especially if I've
already asked and I've forgotten right
but I found that really quickly within
only a few days I began to be more and
more confident and seared as less of an
embarrassment it wasn't a big deal
anymore I would just constantly ask you
know I almost got to a point where I was
shameless I would always be asking how
do I say this how do I say that you know
what's the word for this what's the word
for that how do I say this kind of
phrase if I want to ask for this what's
a more natural way of saying this thing
and I guess that is what really helped
Your Comfort Zone
my Portuguese accelerate because at
anytime I could have just reverted back
to English most of the other people in
the house who were Brazilians spoke
English at least well enough to
understand me and if I'd reverted back
to English I would have been up here in
terms of my control of the language and
they would have been here instead of the
opposite where their Portuguese was up
here and mine was down here and I was
trying to climb up but what did the feed
of the purpose because if you never exit
your comfort zone you're not gonna
improve right you've sort of got your
comfort zone here and you need to be
constantly pushing the edges so that the
that zone is constantly growing in size
if you stay in the comfort zone in here
and only use what you're already a
hundred percent comfortable with you're
not going to grow you're not going to
expand
that zone of comfort and your
understanding and ability to use the
language English in this case so the
point of this video is that I want to
encourage you to say as often as
possible those kinds of phrases like
what's the word for this and if you have
to speak English still describe the
thing even if it's stupid right it's a
it's like a horse with a motor but
instead of legs it has these things that
turn right you're trying to describe a
car it doesn't matter the funny thing is
Funny Descriptions
to the more often you do that with funny
descriptions people are gonna laugh and
have a good time with you right it's
kind of an icebreaker it kind of makes
the situation funny and so you'll find
that it makes situations more casual
more informal and people are more happy
to help you because you've made them
laugh right so that's been my experience
so I want to encourage you to say these
kinds of expressions what's the word for
this how do I say this more naturally or
how do I say this more like a native or
how would you say this what's a phrase
that you would use when doing this so
the basic thing here is to constantly be
asking native speakers how they would
say words collocations expressions or
phrases so you want to know how they
would do it you especially for advanced
learners you guys probably have a way of
saying or describing most things right
you can get by and day to day life with
your English the way it is or whatever
other language it is that you're
learning but you will never actually
The Biggest Problem
sound like a native or at least as close
to a native speaker of that language as
possible unless you keep pushing
yourself to do that kind of
investigation and to get that kind of
feedback and I think this is kind of the
problem that a lot of us face when we
get to an intermediate to advanced level
in a language the biggest problem and I
think the reason most people kind of
plateau right they get to that stage if
I can be understood I can communicate
with these people and they can
understand me the problem is then that
because they understand you native
speakers won't correct you because they
understand it too they feel like they're
rude if they do that and that's why it's
so important for you to ask questions or
to kind of push native speakers to
correct you but also give you feedback
on how to better pronounce things how to
better say things how to better explain
things and have these kinds of
interactions with other people right so
you will you will find I think if you
implement this kind of practice this
kind of skill it takes a few days it
might take a few weeks to get used to
asking for feedback constantly or at
least as often as possible and in
situations where it's appropriate
obviously if you're in the middle of a
lecture don't put your hand up and say
excuse me professor how do I say this
but with friends and family and other
people that you're close with don't feel
bad about doing this because it will
Conclusion
really increase your language rapidly
okay so that's really the rant I kind of
wanted to have today I just suddenly
thought about how I do this all the time
and even today I was doing it to kill
you know how do I say this again what's
the word for this what's an expression
that I can use to describe this
situation I just I do it to the point ad
nauseam right so she's probably sick of
it but I know that she will make do with
my Portuguese she'll understand it as
bad as it is and it's not going to
improve unless I'm the one who pushes
okay so take it upon yourself go out
there you take responsibility you be the
one who asks for feedback who has these
interactions with people asking for how
to better pronounce things how to better
say things
asking for advice on how to sound more
natural in your language and I promise
you you're going to improve so much
faster than if you would have just try
and let it happen passively right if you
would have just let things do their do
their thing without you actively taking
control okay anyway I've rounded long
enough I hope that helps let me know
what you think in a comment below and
especially let me know if you go out and
use this and get some good reactions
okay anyway I'm Pete from was the
English thanks for joining me peace you
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I am Brazilian and I am learning "Aussie " English with you! Thanks
I started learning English with this video. From Japan
I'm brazilian and I'm very proud and excited for my favorite English teacher learning my native language! If someday u come to Salvador - Bahia, u shall be very welcome.
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とりあえず1年間毎日これをシャドーイングする❕
頑張って👍
fight🔥
がんばれー！
私も今日から頑張ります
俺も今日から
@@春夏秋冬-r2y がんばろ！
tbh because of this guy my accent was changing and i’m still learning to get use to using aussie accent
From Afghanistan 🇦🇫❤️🇦🇺❤️ live in Australia l love to learn Aussie English.
Thank you so much for your chainel.
True! Many students don't ask enough when they speak. And learning to describe things you don't know how to say is such a powerful language skill!
Thank you very much for this clip. I'm going to study master's degree in Australia this Sep 2022. It's helped me a lot to improve my language.
Fala Pete! beleza? Man I started following your channel few day ago because me and my wife are going to Australia in April 2022, we are from Rio de Janeiro and moving to Gold Coast. So nice to hear that you are married to a Brazilian, what an coincidence! Mate just have to say that ALL what you said in this video is TOTALLY TRUE! When I was 15 I moved to Lebanon to live with my father to learn english and that was the phrase I used the most there! All the things you said about comfort zone, getting shy and getting used to it is exactly how it happened to me. I left Lebanon 12 years ago, as you can see my english is terrible, lol! but with your lessons I am re-learning a lot! You have such great accent, it is really easy to understand every single word you say! Congrats for your talent, for the content you make, and this great joy of spirit that you have! Abraços!
I'm japanese high school student. I lean English in your videos.
I want to be like you. I respect you.
This video is EXACTLY what i need to watch in this phase of my english learning journey. Thank you for your heaps of advice you gave!
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Hi. I'm a Japanese student. I try typing message in English. I always study your videos for my learning. Your videos is so good. Thank you.
It is difficult for me to catch figures.For example, it is 10090 dollars. I cant understand rapidly. If you like,you make a video that using many figures.I want to study your videos.
Keep up the good work.
Thanks Pete! I am very happy to hear this. because it will take out my comfort zone 👍
I'm using this video for doing shadowing.
Thank you!!!
字幕欲しい
im gonna study with this video from now on (from japan)
Good on ya mate!
Hey Pete :)
Pietro 🇮🇹 here. I'm coming in Australia by September. You helped me very much with your videos. Shout out to you!
I dicede to practice every day after school
to inprove my English skills .
Thank for putting on TH-cam!!
My pleasure, mate! Keep it up!
I have watched the movie for one years. It is very good to learning English.
Another great tip for people that don't live in english speaking countries that worked for me is that in most video games that have a voice chat you can set your region to Oceania or NA and talk to native speakers. For me this has been heaps of fun and I've learned quite a bit of english as well!
Thank you for the easy-to-understand explanation.
Thank you so much for this. It is extremely beneficial for us who learning English :)
I thought about it. This is useful skill to have. I don't have the luxury of speaking with native speakers, but I would do the same in the moments I don't know how to say some words or expressions.
りゅうの留学英語チャンネルからきた！これから毎日がんばる！
Keep it up..ur my teacher
Great tip to learn quickly
I'm learning English 2 years ago and this is hard for me to speak English fluently, but I wanna talk with other countries' friends so I'm going to study with this video. thank you for making this video and if there are people who learn English now, good luck to all of us.
I’m really happy with your video and I improved my in English a lot with it thank you so much 😊
Thanks a lot, mate! I hope it's helping :)
Sir,just I am watching your videos teaching in English from North India and found simple,easy and common English and I hope you will have good english lesson for the same.
I always use this phrase (how can i say ..... ) with my english teacher. The subtitle (CC) of the video, help-me improve my vocabulary and listen. Tnx for the video. Abraço.
Great advices thank you!
シャドーイングの動画が良いと聞き見に来たんですが、これって意味は理解してなくても良いんですか？
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Hi! I saw your channel at Bob the Canadian 's channel and immediately subscribed. Thanks so much .
Aha sure))
Your English is really clear,so it is so easy to understand what you say!
I'll exploit your video for my everyday English learning! Thank you!
Possibly the most useful advice to learn any language. Thanks so much.😀😉
If I’m not mistaken the term is circumlocution. When you don’t remember an exact word, but you can use other words to describe it.
Excellent video! bro thank you very much I'm learning a lot of with you
Thank you!! Keep it up, please!
Hi! I'm new hear, I'm from Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul State.
Oi! Eu entendi que vc disse no video que sua esposa é brasileira.
Que legal! Nunca fui ao Maranhão, mas ja vi varias reportagens, na TV, sobre esse belo estado. :)
What's the word for this?
How do I say this more like a native?
How would you say this?
What's a phrase you would use when doing -----?
what did he say in the minute 2:46 after tongue?
Really I wish you were my teacher before I started learning the English language. But anyway you are best teaching 💓 ❤️ ♥️ 💗 💖 💛 💓 ❤️ ♥️
今日から毎日聞きます
G'day! What's the best question for this situation: How do I say... or How can I say... Thanks
シャドーイング頑張ります！
I want to improve my English listening
skill but l don’t know what to do
so please teach me about it
The suggestion is very pragmatic and how to find a native to correct you when you are in Australia, only one way is in the workplace I could think of, unfortunately, lots of new immigrants are unemployed, kind of a deadlock.
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I'm not Pete, but the formal pronunciation is to make the "t" in "often", silent. So "offen" is correct formal English. Many Aussies pronounce the "t"
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ポルトガル語勉強法してるあたりから早過ぎて頭の中爆発したよ
thanks sir i'm from india
リスニングに集中すると全然喋れんし、喋る方に集中すると全然話の内容わからん！笑
あと、口がめっちゃ疲れる。
朝と夜の2回を習慣づける！
5日目 10分間喋り続けるストレスはだいぶ減ってきた。なんとなく文章理解
how do i say が口癖になりそう
No WAY! My wife is from Brazil too! - Small world innit!
His eyes so beautiful
Hi
I am so curious about you are friends of Bob the Canadian ?
Because Bob mentioned you from time to time. I like your video as well, have a great day
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Im gonna practice English
from Ryu
Cheers, mate!
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I'm Japanese I watch this movie to learn Engrish!!!
Good to see so many Japanese on Pete's channel. I have been a subscriber since 2019. First found his site with podcasts and then this channel, and it is a cool channel I should say :)
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what's going on guys today I'm going to
talk to you about a very very important
sentence that I hope you're using and
you should be using it so often you're
sick of it because this is what I've
been doing in Portuguese quite a lot
anyway let's just get into this video
and we'll have a chat about which
sentence I think is probably one of the
most important ones in English
especially when you're learning okay
let's go
all right so the sentence is how do I
The Sentence
say that okay write this that whatever
the word is how do I say this I'm using
this so often in Portuguese at the
moment and it is helping so much so
obviously I have the luxury of having a
wife who is from Brazil and speaks
Portuguese natively but this is
something that I've had to sort of push
myself out of my comfort zone to do as
often as possible and it's getting to
the point now where I'm saying it
probably five to ten times a day
probably more than any other sort of
phrase that I sort of always utter in
How Do I Say
Portuguese okay and the phrase is how do
I say and then the thing okay obviously
this is difficult because you may need
someone who speaks your native language
at times if you want to be able to just
insert that word in your native language
otherwise though I try and do this quite
often in Portuguese where I will try and
explain what it is that I want to say in
another way that I know is incorrect but
I know will give my wife quell the idea
of the word that I'm trying to use for
instance if I forgot the word for car I
might say kill how do I say or what's
the word for the four wheeled bike with
an engine right so I remember all these
other words that indirect ways of
describing the thing that I want to
learn the word for car may be an
expression you know and I say to her how
do I say the thing lots and lots of my
students that I have when teaching
English do not do this often enough even
in our lessons where they're comfortable
with me they don't ask me this kind of
question often enough and it was
something that I hated doing as well
when I first I'll tell you the story
last year probably about this time last
year maybe a month or so earlier so
maybe about June last year I had moved
into a house full of Brazilians
including my wife so there were four
Brazilians and there was me we're in
Canberra and I said you know what I
don't want to live with Australians if I
can avoid it where
Australia and I want to improve my
portuguese because i want to speak your
native tongue kal I want to speak your
language as well as you speak mine and
so we actively looked for somewhere to
live with other Brazilians because there
were loads of Brazilians in Canberra
My Experience
when we moved into the house I said to
her I'm only gonna speak Portuguese here
with you I'm gonna do my best every
single day obviously from the beginning
this was really difficult because my
Portuguese wasn't as good as it is today
obviously a year later so I had to ask
all the time how do I say this
what's the word for this how do I
pronounce this I had to use those kinds
of phrases all the time
at first my experience was sort of
embarrassment any time I sort of got
stuck and had to say you know how do I
say this again especially if I've
already asked and I've forgotten right
but I found that really quickly within
only a few days I began to be more and
more confident and seared as less of an
embarrassment it wasn't a big deal
anymore I would just constantly ask you
know I almost got to a point where I was
shameless I would always be asking how
do I say this how do I say that you know
what's the word for this what's the word
for that how do I say this kind of
phrase if I want to ask for this what's
a more natural way of saying this thing
and I guess that is what really helped
Your Comfort Zone
my Portuguese accelerate because at
anytime I could have just reverted back
to English most of the other people in
the house who were Brazilians spoke
English at least well enough to
understand me and if I'd reverted back
to English I would have been up here in
terms of my control of the language and
they would have been here instead of the
opposite where their Portuguese was up
here and mine was down here and I was
trying to climb up but what did the feed
of the purpose because if you never exit
your comfort zone you're not gonna
improve right you've sort of got your
comfort zone here and you need to be
constantly pushing the edges so that the
that zone is constantly growing in size
if you stay in the comfort zone in here
and only use what you're already a
hundred percent comfortable with you're
not going to grow you're not going to
expand
that zone of comfort and your
understanding and ability to use the
language English in this case so the
point of this video is that I want to
encourage you to say as often as
possible those kinds of phrases like
what's the word for this and if you have
to speak English still describe the
thing even if it's stupid right it's a
it's like a horse with a motor but
instead of legs it has these things that
turn right you're trying to describe a
car it doesn't matter the funny thing is
Funny Descriptions
to the more often you do that with funny
descriptions people are gonna laugh and
have a good time with you right it's
kind of an icebreaker it kind of makes
the situation funny and so you'll find
that it makes situations more casual
more informal and people are more happy
to help you because you've made them
laugh right so that's been my experience
so I want to encourage you to say these
kinds of expressions what's the word for
this how do I say this more naturally or
how do I say this more like a native or
how would you say this what's a phrase
that you would use when doing this so
the basic thing here is to constantly be
asking native speakers how they would
say words collocations expressions or
phrases so you want to know how they
would do it you especially for advanced
learners you guys probably have a way of
saying or describing most things right
you can get by and day to day life with
your English the way it is or whatever
other language it is that you're
learning but you will never actually
The Biggest Problem
sound like a native or at least as close
to a native speaker of that language as
possible unless you keep pushing
yourself to do that kind of
investigation and to get that kind of
feedback and I think this is kind of the
problem that a lot of us face when we
get to an intermediate to advanced level
in a language the biggest problem and I
think the reason most people kind of
plateau right they get to that stage if
I can be understood I can communicate
with these people and they can
understand me the problem is then that
because they understand you native
speakers won't correct you because they
understand it too they feel like they're
rude if they do that and that's why it's
so important for you to ask questions or
to kind of push native speakers to
correct you but also give you feedback
on how to better pronounce things how to
better say things how to better explain
things and have these kinds of
interactions with other people right so
you will you will find I think if you
implement this kind of practice this
kind of skill it takes a few days it
might take a few weeks to get used to
asking for feedback constantly or at
least as often as possible and in
situations where it's appropriate
obviously if you're in the middle of a
lecture don't put your hand up and say
excuse me professor how do I say this
but with friends and family and other
people that you're close with don't feel
bad about doing this because it will
Conclusion
really increase your language rapidly
okay so that's really the rant I kind of
wanted to have today I just suddenly
thought about how I do this all the time
and even today I was doing it to kill
you know how do I say this again what's
the word for this what's an expression
that I can use to describe this
situation I just I do it to the point ad
nauseam right so she's probably sick of
it but I know that she will make do with
my Portuguese she'll understand it as
bad as it is and it's not going to
improve unless I'm the one who pushes
okay so take it upon yourself go out
there you take responsibility you be the
one who asks for feedback who has these
interactions with people asking for how
to better pronounce things how to better
say things
asking for advice on how to sound more
natural in your language and I promise
you you're going to improve so much
faster than if you would have just try
and let it happen passively right if you
would have just let things do their do
their thing without you actively taking
control okay anyway I've rounded long
enough I hope that helps let me know
what you think in a comment below and
especially let me know if you go out and
use this and get some good reactions
okay anyway I'm Pete from was the
English thanks for joining me peace you
Hi Mr. Way don't you try Spanish... ?
For sure you'll like it.
Saludos.
Thanks for the lesson. Btw, you have beautiful eyes.
You have*
I just figured out that 😂😂😂😅
Awesome tips, man! I think you should make a video speaking only in Portuguese haha! For us to analyse it. I'm from Brazil.🌞🌳🍉🐆⚽
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Can be "How can I say this"?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast I need to make an personal material explain about myself where I work. The managers will watch me.
映像の発音と同時に自分も発音するのですか？
your eyebrows are so beautiful,,,,,😮🇯🇵
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Frank Sinatra called, he wants his eyeballs back.
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How do you say jabuticaba?
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I do shadowing everyday!!!!
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シャドーイングの前に英語ってどこで息継ぎするの！？息が続かないよ。
肺を鍛えて9分間喋るしかなさそうですね 笑
同じ動画で3000回？それとも完璧に頭に入ったら他の文章に移ったりしたんですか？
りゅうからきたひと、！
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I'm japanese!
from tiktok
Hehe
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日本語字幕付かんかな、、
機械翻訳の要約で良ければ。
「彼は英語ネイティヴのオーストラリア人でポルトガル語を学んでいる。
ブラジル出身の奥さんを含むブラジル人４人と一緒に暮らすようになった。
家ではポルトガル語だけで話すと自分で決めた。
・この言葉は何ですか？
・これは何ですか？
・これを言うのに自然な言い方は何ですか？ と訊く。
・単語が分からない時は、そのものを自分で説明して分かってもらう。
・したい事を間接的に伝えて分かってもらう。
（これこれする時に使う物を何て言う？のように、私は、なぞなぞみたいだと思いました）
面白くて笑いが起きるけれど、笑いを誘うのは皆を楽しませていること。
・同じことを何回も訊くのは恥ずかしいけれど、だんだん恥ずかしくなくなる。
同居している４人は英語も話せるので、自分に合わせて英語で会話することも可能だけれど、快適な環境では言語習得の成長を妨げる。」
だいたいこんな感じでした。
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Why do Aussi don't want nothing to do with not native speakers ! Sorry it may sound negative but that's my personal experience! No idea how to improve my English if no contact to Aussis😔
@@AussieEnglishPodcast what I mean is that Australians are friendly but just not keen to have not native speakers as friends ! I traveled every where Australia was the hardest place for me to make friends! Why is this ??? Just wondering?
@@AussieEnglishPodcast yeah you're right definitely not everywhere the same...it may just take a bit of time here in WA...thanks for your kind words 🙏👍
I use google translater
がんばります
日本人の方こら来ました
シャドーイング頑張るかー
Beautiful eyes!