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Yaman, what is your main hint or principal hint for people that are learning
English and that want to improve faster like just like what can they do to, like, improve faster?
A daily conversation will help the
new learners to express themselves so this is very essential for beginning to
try to communicate when we start communicating it's like when our little
kids you know what little kids do they start communicating trying to speak
something try to make us understand something and this is how we start
learning the brain starts involving when we do a daily conversation because it
connects different areas of the brain you see few memories between world
this moment where we were talking about the sign language you know everything we
are taking it into the moment so a daily conversation is very essential
besides that reading and writing so when a kid is learning in your language what
hands do to teach him alphabet so when I do ABCD you know over and over so
repetition is great you know it makes a better pronunciation you know writing
expresses your you express your thoughts for example write draw a house and write
about your family for example the sir beginning so it's
depending you know on the level depending County amount of effort want
to be put in so it has a many factors, not just one factor everything is interconnected.
So my number one recommendation if you're trying to
increase your vocabulary listening comprehension and speaking comprehension
is to watch TV shows and movies with English subtitles turned on and the
English audio that way you're practicing reading what they're saying you're
listening to how they pronounce it and you're just building your vocabulary
you're listening to conversation how it would normally happen so a great way to
practice along with that is to repeat what they're saying you know watch a
scene then repeat it if you need help understanding it maybe write down some
of the words that are challenging you and look them up once you're done yeah
and now he's our Falls yeah pause and repeat exactly pause it and give it a
repeat especially if it's a new word that you haven't heard before or if it's
a word that you know you have trouble pronouncing pause it listen to how they
pronounce it repeat it go back and try it a few times
watching at the same time you're watching and now you can pause right you
can like watch like neflix or whatever and you can pause, take notes
Exactly. Netflix and the YouTube has a lot of really great videos as well but yeah
pause and they are captioned so yeah that's great yeah my suggestions I
always bury them at where their actual level is I try to start with you know a
nice solid 5 10 minute conversation so that I can get an informal
assessment on what their language level actually is from there my suggestions
normally range anywhere from utilizing Internet resources such as YouTube or
anything where they can watch or listen where native speakers are speaking if
they turn on a subtitle or caption in their native language to support their
understanding of the verbage that's being used that is a good place to start
come prepared to class make a list of the words that they are not familiar
with they're not sure if it's the right word or not you can even look at the
definition online and listen to the Cambridge online dictionary it
pronounces in both the American accent and the UK accent so it's really a great
source then when you come to Cambly, bring your list with you so the teacher
knows what words we need to practice it saves a lot of time some students choose
some of the Cambly online lessons it's a good idea to preview the lesson
read through it and find out before the glass what parts are difficult for you
so you can focus on that during the class. Correct
first I tell them to try to practice speaking English often look for more
situations where you can speak the language because many of my students
learn English strictly from a book or in a class lesson but they have no
practical application I'm learning the Tagalog language in the Philippines as
well so I understand it is important to speak it verbally even if it is not
perfect many of my students are afraid of making mistakes and they are shy
especially speaking with a new tutor but as you practice speaking often you can
overcome those mistakes and develop your confidence. So don't be shy yes yes I
Don't be shy at all. Don't be afraid to make mistakes
That is what I try to encourage my students with the most. Some people are shy, like
some people like me know that they say oh I I don't know who I'm shy of having
a conversation with some native because they speak English and I don't.
what can you say to these people? In this case I we I mean we are very
friendly here at Cambly so I mean being expressing oneself
it's just part where maybe the first time you know you don't know the person
that's why you know we are shy you know but if you are just happy and optimistic
about it it's it's very easy you know it's just release yourself and let the
conversation take you somewhere. Great!
YouTube is another great resource
especially if you know if you already speak a little bit of English but you
want to increase your vocabulary YouTube has millions of videos talking about
pretty much everything so if you type in a topic in English you're pretty much
guaranteed to find at least a thousand videos that's talking about exactly what you want to hear.
Every language every mother tongue when someone is speaking
the language English language or any language we always have these mistakes
and how we can overcome these mistakes is by repeating the problem we always do
so for example some people will have problem with their 'th' you know some
people have with someone...
for example just repeat that over and over again
repeat some words that are bit easier and start with the levels higher and
higher every now and then you know it's about how much you repeat but in the
same time you have to make yourself into it you know to not break yourself to not
make something so hard on yourself that it's hard words and you're like trying
and trying and this is not working but sure with something very the level
of that words are just lower than not in your level so beyond your level it's not
you're not talking higher and you have to motivate yourself you know
so you get some self-esteem you know I've been when you start getting
self-esteem you know you get that in and you make it better and better you know
like for example now we started with some level and you finish this level and
after a 1 month you're gonna see a huge improvement. You will see.
I think that's why it's so
important to have face to face classes right because if you learn from from
only from books you generally like that's what you learn like this like
face to face conversation with a native speaker of the language that you were
trying to learn is probably one of the key aspects of learning a language it is
a key component because otherwise you will learn the language and it doesn't
matter if it's English or if it's Spanish or if it's Portuguese or Russian
unless you are learning it from someone who has grown up speaking that language
and in that culture you're learning expert language that's enough to pass
the test but it's not really adequate for getting you by in day to day interactions
I believe like English languages is way more than you express yourself because
you can expose yourself in so many different levels you see and for for
online learning I don't like teaching it's you have so
many options you know to learn what do you want to learn so it's not like in
textbooks you see in textbooks you are focus or you gonna learn this one now
and tomorrow this one at this lesson and after tomorrow at this lesson no in
online teaching is much more smoother you you would like to date learn about
grammar tomorrow you like to have a short story
pronunciation after tomorrow or maybe something different so it's very very broad.
It's it totally change it right the way we learn
languages nowadays because of course when I was like a teenager and I
started learning English it was I went to English classes but I I don't know it
was different you know it's different nowadays that you have this chance to
speak to native speakers I think the most important thing though is come and
expect good expect great. Yeah I think one good hint is like don't be afraid of
speaking right because some people are very shy but I always tell that up face
to face classes are the best it's is the best way to learn.
Yes. I always tell my
students no one else is listening.
So don't worry about it.
Yeah. You're right.
I think another good hint is it's necessary to listen to the grammar rules
once or twice then forget about it. You don't want to keep focusing on the
rules you want to focus on practicing how to use it if you're focusing on the
rules you're saying oh no it's temporal.
I had a mistake, it's the other rule. I don't know what rule!
yeah and then you get so confusing and you don't say anything right? Yeah, and it
the brain is just like your muscle your training it so if it's focusing on the
rules that's what it will be trained in the most if it's focusing on practicing
the patterns that's what it will do best.
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