I ask my family to follow simple rules. For example, returning things to the original place and throwing away garbage to the trash can. We can live comfortably in the organized room.
Forget paying for expensive English lesson. Best way to learn English is to find English or American friend. Or you have to put yourself in the environment to force you to think in English and speak!!!!
I completely agree! Immersing yourself in an English-speaking environment and interacting with native speakers is one of the most effective ways to learn. It’s all about practice and surrounding yourself with the language as much as possible.😁 Also, feel free to take advantage of my videos-they’re available at no cost!
@@ToneupEnglish I just wanted to give all your listers for advice. I have been living in US for last 35 yrs and just wanted to tell you how I learned English was through my ex husband and put myself in that environment. There was no Japanese speaking around. Lots of Japanese people go to Hawaii to learn English but all speaking Japanese in the class and that’s not the way to learn English.
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I ask my family to follow simple rules. For example, returning things to the original place and throwing away garbage to the trash can. We can live comfortably in the organized room.
That’s a fantastic strategy!
I think simple rules like that not only keep the home organized but also help build trust within the family.😎
Forget paying for expensive English lesson. Best way to learn English is to find English or American friend. Or you have to put yourself in the environment to force you to think in English and speak!!!!
I completely agree!
Immersing yourself in an English-speaking environment and interacting with native speakers is one of the most effective ways to learn.
It’s all about practice and surrounding yourself with the language as much as possible.😁
Also, feel free to take advantage of my videos-they’re available at no cost!
@@ToneupEnglish I just wanted to give all your listers for advice. I have been living in US for last 35 yrs and just wanted to tell you how I learned English was through my ex husband and put myself in that environment. There was no Japanese speaking around. Lots of Japanese people go to Hawaii to learn English but all speaking Japanese in the class and that’s not the way to learn English.
My ideal is not to have anything in my house.😁 However, it is difficult to realize this. It is difficult to suppress material desires.😆
I admire your goal!
Minimalism is definitely challenging, but the effort to reduce clutter and focus on what truly matters is really commendable.😆