She showed excellent understanding of all the questions, applied a wide range of good vocabulary. She spoke without awkward pauses. What else do you want from a person working in a medical field? She is not going to get a degree in linguistics. So the accent is a personal matter in this case. I think she has done great work having mastered this level of English.
@@ivanvars2931 When person speaks foreign language it should be good clear pronunciation, correct grammar and coherent sentences.nobody cares about an accent.
She looks nice and honest, speaking fluently and vocabulary also good. About accent - really not that important, as long as people can understand what she says. I’m learning English and Russian now, I speaking with accent,I feel embarrassing, sometime i also ashamed about that, and don’t want to speak ... but other people ( foreigners / native speakers) always said to me : “don’t be , you doing good, you know few languages and we can understand you very well , have accent not bad , even fun and cute for us !” Now I’m speaking better and better , I am very grateful to those lovely people and kind words! So guys, don’t be shy , just try 💪🏻 wish you all success !
Also, there are many English accents among native English speakers as well and at times we find these more unique and difficult than other language accents. Ex. NY Accent, Brooklyn, Irish, Scottish, Ausi, Kiwi, Southern States, West coast and so on. So really there is no need to be too concerned about accents as long as you can be understood.
I do and in my opinion everyone has to. I hate when people don't try to sound like native speakers. I believe it is not so hard to do. One of the reasons why I work on my Russian accent is respect to native speakers and to their own language. When you want to speak foreign language, you have to accept new phonetic rules.
@@elenasemina3416 говорить на английском без акцента очень трудно даже после многих лет практики. Это связано со звуками в английском языке. У них очень нечеткие согласные и это очень утомляет. Особенно в британском. Иногда хочется плюнуть на это дело, перейти на какой-нибудь пакистанский акцент и не париться над произношением. То ли дело немецкий. На нем можно говориь без акцента уже через пару месяцов практики.
@@elenasemina3416 but look at many different native accents in the world. And they are all able to communicate each other. I think trying to sound like a "native" should be recommended to an extant. But it really depends on where you go.
Firstly, any accent is acceptable. I mean there is no such criteria. Secondly, fluency and coherence are on high level. Thanks for the video. P.s guys, don’t judge the accent plz
not in real life, however. it may be acceptable to speak like that on IELTS because they're trying to be polite and are willing to cut us some slack, but in real life keeping such a strong accent is flagrant disrespect to your interlocutor. i would never allow her to talk to me with that horrible accent. period.
Русский акцент - это самый оригинальный и узнаваемый акцент 😃 Я прямо слышу голос её (и моей, конечно) учительницы в школе: London is the capital of Great Britain and Moscow is the capital of USSR (или Russia)
@@ivanvars2931 no, it's not. Grammar is more important than pronunciation. I assume you are from Russia and you have never lived abroad, so you don't know that accent is a very common thing.
Here is comment sectiopn: 1. native speakers blaming russian girl that learnt their language to work in foreign country 2. russians speaking russian 3. other people like her but is too addicted to the perfection of accent.
She's founderfully direct and honest. At least for me. I will grasp something from her answer, because her level is higher. P.s.:While ones are talking (****) about accents, others are really learning the language(s). **** - is something that you that you don't want to step on
I compared this video with others: the lady here sounds more natural than some who try to immitate English/American accent. This definitely helps to win.
You have estimated her to get 8.5 on the IELTS speaking exam, although she has made up several grammar mistakes regarding using Tenses. Can you put your own comment about that in order for other students to understand the marking criteria a little bit
Зи енд бат зє тейбл. Такая же фигня как с a/an. Просто для того, что бы небыло двух гласных похожих друг на друга. В америке тоже есть акценты их родные. И везде говорят по разному. И если кто-то думает, что научившись говорить зи, вы стали премиум пользователем английского языка, то вы ошибаетесь. В английском, как и в любому языке, нужно в первую очередь понимать, почему так, а не глупо следовать примеру.
@@kovalenkoihor4325 я только совсем недавно об этом узнал. Даже вот ещё не запомнил. Естесственно в рашкинских "школах" и "университетах" такому не учат
No examiner would deliver the questions like this - you never say "why or why not" at the end! An examiner would also interrupt you if you start giving personal examples in Part 3. The "examiner" also did nothing to challenge her in the final part of the exam (to see if she can really defend an opinion). This is not an accurate representation of what to expect on exam day - do not rely on this as a guide for the real test.
You mean "do not rely on this". Well, that is just some terrible advice. Many students have performed exceptionally well after relying on these interviews and have shown their appreciation. Take a look at the comments and feedback on the other speaking videos. Thanks.
I'm not questioning your teaching, but this is a poor example of what really happens in a real speaking exam, and probably accounts for why students are so surprised when I interrupt them in Part 3 when they start giving personal examples or they speak repetitively. My problem is that this should be billed as a rough copy of what happens on test day, and not an example of a "real exam", which is most definitely is not.@@Aehelp
@@JellyIvans If you search for Cambridge IELTS Speaking Official you will find the real examples from Cambridge. This will show you how the interview works and what to expect from the examiner (i.e. they may interrupt you and will need ask a question and then say "why/why not" at the end.) You may not "learn" anything, but you will get a real sense of what will happen on test day. This is also a good guide written by an examiner: blog.myieltsclassroom.com/2018/05/31/why-did-the-ielts-examiner-interrupt-me-in-my-speaking-test/
I got 8 in the Speaking part of IELTS and I am *bilingual* with a fairly good British accent 😂 They asked me about my favorite birthday cake as a child. Nice way to remind me of my childhood during an exam, including my father's tragic death in an accident a month before my 14th birthday. At the end of that unreasonably hurtful interview, I literally kissed the cross I was wearing. The examiner was surprised and his expression showed that he didn't like it. Result 8.
@@user-yr7jt8rc6v Он потеряла отца в детстве а тема данная в в спикинг напомнила ей об этом самом моменте (лучший подарок в детстве) и она очень переживала по ходу сдачи, а в конце поцеловала крест, что экзаменатор дуб воспринял неправильно и поставил только 8 баллов
Come on! 8,5 is impossible. she uses very simple construction and vocabulary. moreover she doesn't sound natural at all, more like telling the story she's learn by heart. Im very doubting about the correctness of the grade. Im not speaking about accent, it is really not that important, but content...hmm
She speaks good. I could not answer better about weather even in my native language lol. I would just said: it's nice, i like rain. What to say else:))
For those who r saying no need to have a good pronunciation or vocabulary, I would say that u dunno the assessment system in IELTS. It's divided by 4: 1- pronunciation 2- vocabulary 3- grammar 4- cohesion If u divide 9/4 we get 2.25 pts for each section. And I totally agree with those who say that her speaking is around 6.5-7 but not more.
Hi Alex - the marking system is divided into three categories, coherence, natural and complex - there are multiple sub categories for each, including ones you have listed.
Alex Adamson yeah, maybe in your rating system she got 6,5. the thing is, my envious friend, she got 9 in the ilets exam, rated and confirmed by an experienced professional. have a nice day.
Wow,when you're hearing smth similar(I'm about her accent) you find yourself that everything is possible in terms of getting a good score in IELT exam.😎Nothing special,just commitment to your most desirable goal and that's all.💪
Okay, the girl was doing pretty well but for my ear, her answers sounded a bit artificial and unnatural, as if she was prepared for these particular questions before the test.
@@yurapetrov3328 because it's not only about pronunciation, it's about fluency, grammar, vocabulary, coherency. A lot of aspects are taken into account.
@@yurapetrov3328 I'm curious what would you say if you were present during my examination. I had failed to talk at length (task 2) and still received a 9.0 band. You can't acknowledge that a modicum of luck may be of some moment, can you?
Андриан прекрасно объяснил почему высокий бал. А акцент, извините наверное вы не слышали другие акценты. В Англии больше половины, страна говорит с акцентом поскольку эмиграция со всего мира, однако это нигде и никогда не является препятствием.
@@Aehelp transfer : Andrian explained perfectly why a high ball. And the accent, I'm sorry, you probably did not hear other accents. In England, more than half, the country speaks with emphasis since emigration from around the world, but this is nowhere and never an obstacle.
Definitely. Her Russian accent was horrible. And it will always be her big problem while communicating with the foreigners. She didn't even try to pronounce a word correctly. She doesn't deserve such a good band score.
Oh such a tough exam she managed. I didn't know that meaning of thematic centre even though I marked 6.5 And I love her accent it has no any effect to disrupt my ears. Fairly clear sound with atmosphere of Russia.
Some examiners say that for getting 8 band score in the speaking section the candidate should use the less common vocabulary and idioms, Honestly she did but she didn't use idioms? Probably her good fluency fits the bill 👍
I think a lot of people don’t understand how it can be hard to speak English without an accent during the test. For Russian, Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Chinese speakers, especially. I want to say, if I talk to my friend, I can use a correct intonation, I can turn T between vowels into “d”, I can link my words, pronounce R correctly, but when I’m anxious, I get distracted and speak like she does. Worse than I can, at least.
Hi guys, I am a high school student in the US. I have a pretty decent level of English and I am going to have my TOEFL in 8 days. The thing is that I speak two more languages: Ukrainian and Russian. I will be happy to help you with any kind of preparation for TOEFL or IELTS, especially with “Speaking” part. Let me know, if you are interested in it.
Hi buddy, I am Alan, from Turkmenistan, 18 years old. First year studying in China, Chinese language learner. Wanna take an Toefl test then going one of US university, but needed impove Eng speaking and vocabulary skills. Can u give me some suggestions with this problem bro?
Greetings! I have a dream to study abroad, but I need to improve my english. I think, it will be better for me, if I will practice with native speaker, that knows russian. A little bit information about me. I am 16 years old, I live in Kazakhstan(located near to Russia), I will pass IELTS in December 2019. So, how can I find you? :) p.s. Sorry for mistakes, if I did. As I said "I need to work on myself" :)
Would you all stop complaining about her accent and focus on the message? Her accent does not impede communication. None watsoeva! Period. There are whole bunch of accents of English only in England let alone around the world. Fo real! Who is there to judge the accent? What are the criteria for that? When you speak English your job is to convey your ideas (consisting of image words and connecting words) into someone's head so that your listener/speaker gets the same message. Preferably, without being asked to repeat. She did helluva job. Well deserved.
You are exactly right Alex. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions around the world of what fluent, (or band 9 - 'expert English') actually means. A fundamental reason for this is that many people focus on the 'English' component but not on the 'communication' aspect. It is challenging to help many of these people understand that a person does not need a perfect accent, rare vocabulary or idiomatic language to be an excellent communicator using English. Anyway, I'm glad you have the right idea and voice this to others.
@@Aehelp You got "It is challenging to help many of these people understand that a person does not need a perfect accent, rare vocabulary or idiomatic language to be an excellent communicator using English." down pat. I've been struggling to convey the same message for years. It's all about the communication.
@@svetlana1699 You didn't like the spelling of "watsoever" orr you really think she should've gotten lower score? I used "watsoever" for emphasis. Okk, maybe...satire
She is a really fluent with a good use of grammar and vocabulary. Sure, she has an accent, however, I do not think her band should not be over than 7-7.5
@@Aehelp As a professional you better know this for sure. However, ielts speaking examiners, who are non native speakers, would never give such a high score, I can judge this from my personal experience and other test takers' experience
She is great, she could answer any questions, accent is not that important, every country has their own accent, and she has owned one of the most difficult languages in the world(Russian language) and speak good English as well, so she can speak two languages, can you do it? Dont judge people, ask yourself first what you can do befor you try to judge people
She is deserving that score actually because she is good in all parts if we say about pronunciation, answers, ideas , facts, composition, accent etc. She has done great interview, best wishes to her, that's the thing which make you ignore the accents, if you pronounce clearly and acceptable and all is about understanding words so it's fluent way to speak.
My examiner didnt allow me to answer fully, He was running so fast and quick I couldnt able to answer properly and even part 3. I think that's not the way to examine an examinee. I brings burden that one is not interested in hearing you and finally ending up with hesitations and nervouseness
After watching the video for the first time, I didn't understand why the candidate got such a high score. I transcribed it word for word and got the point. All the merits of her answer have already been described below. She not only answered, but communicated to the examiner. A strong Russian accent simplifies her speech but overall it's a very good performance.
Anyone wondering if it’s possible to get a high score (7+) with several grammatical mistakes and other kind of imperfections in your speech - yes, it does work the way that the examiner pays closer attention to positive sides of your performance rather than counting your mistakes. I have a friend who passed the speaking part with score 7, even though I’ve heard how he speaks and it’s far from perfect. What helped him achieve such prominent results was his impressive vocabulary on the topic he was asked questions about and his confidence in speech. As I’m myself taking IELTS in April, I will be further on focusing on general or even in-depth knowledge in certain areas and up-to-date topics. Ted talks should come in handy :)
Well, even though I'm from Russia I'm not going to blame her accent :D Also I was really pleased to know the accent doesn't impact the final score too much (as my accent always gives me away despite my efforts to get rid of it). But I think her communication skills and her confidence are exceptional; she used idioms that don't even come to my mind.
@@himalayansalt32 what foreigners will judge? I'm a software developer, who lives in Austria. I see here a lot of people in high positions in the company with different accents. Please, don't use Russian reality for describing life in western countries.
Hahah, you are one of those Russians who always mock pronunciation of their own compatriots, aren't you? Does it give you a lot of self-worth? Seriously, I've ever seen no one Hindu or Chinese who would mock someone's accent. Think 'bout it.
Thank you for this video. I think that the information I got from it could be extremely useful when I'll take this exam for the next time. I think I'll be able to do much better)
русское "зе"кание режит слух, если честно. но мне больше всего понравилось то, как Вероника быстро мыслит на английском и быстро находит что сказать. Я думаю, у современной молодёжи словарный запас не хуже чем у Вероники, но проблема заключается (у многих) в неумении соединять их в единый смысловой контекст, да еще использовать при этом все правила грамматики. У этой девушки это получается неплохо, даже хорошо. Интересно бы знать, она выпускница филфака или сама импрувила свой инглиш? и был ли у неё опыт жизни в англоязычной среде?
All your videos are really very useful ,you give us a variety of topics and answers too ,I did the assesment but the examiner was speaking very fast with British accent I found myself got lost in understanding him.
I think accent has nothing to do with the mark. Though, I found many of her answers off the topic! She just talked for the sake of talking!!!! Look at the first question' Do you study or work? She said that apart from studying she worked on her IELTS' . Girl, this is not work, everybody is getting ready for this exam. We don't need to know where you're going further. Everybody takes the exam with a purpose and pne shouldn't influence an examiner. Here I have a question for the examiners, How does it feel to hear a well-organised delirium pouring out of one's mouth? Are not you buffled of questions to ask further if you hear irrelevant answer? Even the native English may not talk that fast and still think on what to answer. I have a close friend in England who has her major in English literature, so even she doesn't hurry while speaking. A person may speak fast and sound really natural when they know what they are talking about, not in any other way! Those interviews create a bad impression on this language, sorry for saying that again. I've had my test recently. Questions were about the school. You see, that was such a boring topic of which I had no the slightest interest to talk about.., Therefore, I've probabply performed bad, even if I had a wide range of vocabulary when don't feel preassure and don't have to muse of what to answer on silly questions.
""It was a boring topic to discuss"" sounds like a poor excuse for your performance. The part of IELTS preparation is to train yourself to be able to express your views even on the boring subjects. Same is with Reading. Nobody cares whether you find the text boring or not. The part some IELTS prep courses and online bloggers miss sometimes is the training of attitude towards IELTS. A lot of people get bad scores not because of their poor English but rather: 1) lack of time management skills (yes, it reminds a lot sports training, proper timing is essential) 2) wrong attitude
@@user-xn2de3ne8i Bravo! You've also provided a deep insight on the attitude towards the exam - I strongly recommend all students reading this listen to this recommendation.
@@user-xn2de3ne8i Same here - 8.0 (at first try, with a 7.5 for speaking, but decided not to go through this ordeal all over again, and left it at that), now teaching and helping my Ss to successfully pass their exams and make their dreams come true :)
Can’t believe this performance is regarded as an example of high band score. 2 years ago I took IELTS in Moscow. And If I’d talked the same way as she she doe I most definitely would’ve gotten 6.0 at best.
>Call my just VeronIka
>okey VerOnika
😂😂😂😂
She said her name is VeronIka, bro.
@@NOMATfull yes, I understood it 2 months ago, bro
@@neettaa а, или ты сестро?
@@NOMATfull хахах, ну да))))
Она просто не заморачивается на акценте, а больше уделяет внимания словарному запасу и грамматике, может поэтому и выбила 8.5
Why in Russian? Why not in English, so more of the world can understand?
@@Aehelp She is not thinkning about her accent, instead she is concentrated on her grammar and vocabulary. Maybe that's why she got 8.5(Translation)
@@Aehelp учите русский! 😁Великий и могучий 😉😉
@@Aehelp я же тебя прекрасно понимаю, че ты не учишь русский?
AcademicEnglishHelp вот это ты быканул, конечно
She showed excellent understanding of all the questions, applied a wide range of good vocabulary. She spoke without awkward pauses. What else do you want from a person working in a medical field? She is not going to get a degree in linguistics. So the accent is a personal matter in this case. I think she has done great work having mastered this level of English.
The accent sounds terrible
@@ivanvars2931 When person speaks foreign language it should be good clear pronunciation, correct grammar and coherent sentences.nobody cares about an accent.
@@chikac8717 then tell me , why didn’t you put the indefinite article “a” before a person ? Lol 😂
@@john3520 smarty-pants😊
@@john3520 why didn’t she put the indefinite article “a” before "foreign language"?
Зато с таким акцентом можно не бояться ходить по непонятным кварталам 😂😂😂
@Flying Dutch ruclips.net/video/oRIsC764Nn4/видео.html
@Flying Dutch русские гангстеры - самые крутые в мире
Do you think this is bad neighbourhood?:)
Underrated lol
Тонко.
Ох уж этот русский акцент) Хорошая работа, подруга)
Mirai но акцееееент
po okcentu srazu ponyatno cto Ona russkaya :)) potomu cto bilo lexche ponimat' Yeyo russkiy.
Зачем она так говорила с акцентом? ведь может же как натив говорить
@Дмитрий Исаев любой может нормально говорить, стоит только захотеть. Курсы всякие по развитию акцента никто не отменял, если само собой не получается
How does the difference with what accent speak?
I cannot give such full answers in Russian as she gave in English, she deserves 8.5
Hi
What's up actually i want to increase my speech in english d u have time to practice with m
No she doesn't.
Of course
do u want to practise Speaking by skype?
She looks nice and honest, speaking fluently and vocabulary also good. About accent - really not that important, as long as people can understand what she says. I’m learning English and Russian now, I speaking with accent,I feel embarrassing, sometime i also ashamed about that, and don’t want to speak ... but other people ( foreigners / native speakers) always said to me : “don’t be , you doing good, you know few languages and we can understand you very well , have accent not bad , even fun and cute for us !” Now I’m speaking better and better , I am very grateful to those lovely people and kind words! So guys, don’t be shy , just try 💪🏻 wish you all success !
Also, there are many English accents among native English speakers as well and at times we find these more unique and difficult than other language accents. Ex. NY Accent, Brooklyn, Irish, Scottish, Ausi, Kiwi, Southern States, West coast and so on. So really there is no need to be too concerned about accents as long as you can be understood.
AcademicEnglishHelp exactly, I’ve been to The U.K , Scottish has very strong accent) They pronounces “R” like Russian even))
@@Aj94ever Which language is your native?
@@Aj94ever скобки не ставь , это работает тол ко на территории снг и они не понимают их. А ещё это колхоз. Удачи
@@john3520 не правда
who care about accent if the words understandable and correct ,
Absolutely.
I do and in my opinion everyone has to. I hate when people don't try to sound like native speakers. I believe it is not so hard to do. One of the reasons why I work on my Russian accent is respect to native speakers and to their own language. When you want to speak foreign language, you have to accept new phonetic rules.
accent only for being accepted among people who speak English as a first language ,but the major element in IELTS is to speak proper English .
@@elenasemina3416 говорить на английском без акцента очень трудно даже после многих лет практики. Это связано со звуками в английском языке. У них очень нечеткие согласные и это очень утомляет. Особенно в британском. Иногда хочется плюнуть на это дело, перейти на какой-нибудь пакистанский акцент и не париться над произношением. То ли дело немецкий. На нем можно говориь без акцента уже через пару месяцов практики.
@@elenasemina3416 but look at many different native accents in the world. And they are all able to communicate each other. I think trying to sound like a "native" should be recommended to an extant. But it really depends on where you go.
Ребят, акцент это нормально, в английском их очень много. Главное, чтобы слова были различимы и понятны.
Firstly, any accent is acceptable. I mean there is no such criteria.
Secondly, fluency and coherence are on high level.
Thanks for the video.
P.s guys, don’t judge the accent plz
You are absolutely right Yerassyl
not in real life, however. it may be acceptable to speak like that on IELTS because they're trying to be polite and are willing to cut us some slack, but in real life keeping such a strong accent is flagrant disrespect to your interlocutor. i would never allow her to talk to me with that horrible accent. period.
I agree with you!
Жаксы speech )
@@vovyklembergsohn1778 Such a big loss for her.
Ши джаст спикс фром хёр хард! Хейтерс маст дай!
Хейтерс гонна хейт
зис ситуэйшн шоуз ас хау рашнс лерн инглишь эт рашн скулл :)))
From hard? or from heart?
@@myenglishnotes сорри, самтаймз рашен транскрипшон майт би инкоррект
Ваш хейт просто мои пИАр ! 😂
Русский акцент - это самый оригинальный и узнаваемый акцент 😃 Я прямо слышу голос её (и моей, конечно) учительницы в школе: London is the capital of Great Britain and Moscow is the capital of USSR (или Russia)
George Morchiladze точно не то что китайский и американский )
Yes, she does have an accent and what? she speaks pretty fluently and I can understand her, that's the most important.
This is true and many would argue that it is a great accent.
The accent is an important aspect of learning a new language. It is important as well as good grammar skills
@@ivanvars2931 no, it's not. Grammar is more important than pronunciation. I assume you are from Russia and you have never lived abroad, so you don't know that accent is a very common thing.
Ви хэв нуклеар вэпон бай зе вей:)))
Ви кэн уайп Америка аут.
@@someoneunknown2961 Энд тёрн ит инту рэйдиоэктив даст!
I ve got my panties wet after that point
))))) Хохмачи. IELTS это английский тест.
@@armankozhamkulov1922 ага, а Лондон - это столица Великобритании!
Как можно так быстро говорить и не прокачать за это время произношение? Невероятно.
Виктор Петров ну вроде как если нет музыкального слуха, то сделать это очень сложно
невозможно если все время в русскоязычной среде
Согласен, сам говорю примерно с такой же скоростью, но точно без такого сильного русского акцента
Nashville очень даже возможно )) я в Казахстане сам живу за месяц убрал русский акцент сейчас звучит как American accent
Если постоянно слушать аудио на английском то можно вполне избавиться от русского акцента
She can speak English smoothly!
Very wonderful.
Here is comment sectiopn:
1. native speakers blaming russian girl that learnt their language to work in foreign country
2. russians speaking russian
3. other people like her but is too addicted to the perfection of accent.
Russian speakers are shaming her for russian accent
I wish you were my examiner😍 you score wonderfully
Oh but I am.
@@Aehelp how can I get to you??
@Extreme tiktok and fabolous music videos my pleasure, I'm going to take the exam in 2 days!
Mahi H and how was it? What mark did you get for speaking?
@@mariiashelest hi
Русские, мы узнаем друг друга за км с таким акцентом;)
Однозначно;) Фром май харт...
Now i am intrerested what 6.0 interview is?
😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂
Ахахаххахахаххахахахха
To my mind, she did a wonderful job. I don't get it why people are so displeased about her accent . She's capable of formulating her sentences.
Pronunciation is subjective so it doesn't matter much. What's important is coherence and completeness of answers. www.aehelp.com
It looks easy until my anxiety hits me and I'm unable to speak
She's founderfully direct and honest. At least for me. I will grasp something from her answer, because her level is higher.
P.s.:While ones are talking (****) about accents, others are really learning the language(s).
**** - is something that you that you don't want to step on
Well put.
I compared this video with others: the lady here sounds more natural than some who try to immitate English/American accent. This definitely helps to win.
I agree.
Bullshit
When I was six I spoke with the same accent
You have estimated her to get 8.5 on the IELTS speaking exam, although she has made up several grammar mistakes regarding using Tenses. Can you put your own comment about that in order for other students to understand the marking criteria a little bit
2018 и попрежнему в России учат the - зэ!!!!!
Оно не во всех случаях зи.
Перед гласныс звук близкий к "и", а "з" - не "з", а межзубный звук
и это далеко не последняя проблема))
Зи енд бат зє тейбл. Такая же фигня как с a/an. Просто для того, что бы небыло двух гласных похожих друг на друга. В америке тоже есть акценты их родные. И везде говорят по разному. И если кто-то думает, что научившись говорить зи, вы стали премиум пользователем английского языка, то вы ошибаетесь. В английском, как и в любому языке, нужно в первую очередь понимать, почему так, а не глупо следовать примеру.
@@kovalenkoihor4325 я только совсем недавно об этом узнал. Даже вот ещё не запомнил. Естесственно в рашкинских "школах" и "университетах" такому не учат
No examiner would deliver the questions like this - you never say "why or why not" at the end! An examiner would also interrupt you if you start giving personal examples in Part 3. The "examiner" also did nothing to challenge her in the final part of the exam (to see if she can really defend an opinion). This is not an accurate representation of what to expect on exam day - do not rely on this as a guide for the real test.
You mean "do not rely on this". Well, that is just some terrible advice. Many students have performed exceptionally well after relying on these interviews and have shown their appreciation. Take a look at the comments and feedback on the other speaking videos. Thanks.
I'm not questioning your teaching, but this is a poor example of what really happens in a real speaking exam, and probably accounts for why students are so surprised when I interrupt them in Part 3 when they start giving personal examples or they speak repetitively. My problem is that this should be billed as a rough copy of what happens on test day, and not an example of a "real exam", which is most definitely is not.@@Aehelp
shell2727, What would you recommend to rely on in terms of speaking exam part then?
@@JellyIvans If you search for Cambridge IELTS Speaking Official you will find the real examples from Cambridge. This will show you how the interview works and what to expect from the examiner (i.e. they may interrupt you and will need ask a question and then say "why/why not" at the end.) You may not "learn" anything, but you will get a real sense of what will happen on test day. This is also a good guide written by an examiner: blog.myieltsclassroom.com/2018/05/31/why-did-the-ielts-examiner-interrupt-me-in-my-speaking-test/
@@JellyIvans let's practise English speaking together
I can't understand why you hate her accent...yes she has a strong russian accent but it's sound so cute and melodious;)
Wartan Ohanean hello comrade
oh you forighners love our accent that's sooo cute haha
@@dinadalskaia4981 дааа ладно, какой из меня форигнер ։D
She speaks better English than most of the people in the comment section😄
I got 8 in the Speaking part of IELTS and I am *bilingual* with a fairly good British accent 😂
They asked me about my favorite birthday cake as a child. Nice way to remind me of my childhood during an exam, including my father's tragic death in an accident a month before my 14th birthday.
At the end of that unreasonably hurtful interview, I literally kissed the cross I was wearing. The examiner was surprised and his expression showed that he didn't like it. Result 8.
Факин бастардс, вот ду зей алов земселвс?
Не понял ничего. Короче ты оказалась умнее экзаменатора и он обиделся и поставил 8?
@@user-yr7jt8rc6v ему не понравилось типа, что она крестик поцеловала, хз, что там ей могло показаться
@@user-yr7jt8rc6v Он потеряла отца в детстве а тема данная в в спикинг напомнила ей об этом самом моменте (лучший подарок в детстве) и она очень переживала по ходу сдачи, а в конце поцеловала крест, что экзаменатор дуб воспринял неправильно и поставил только 8 баллов
Even those ones whose accents terrible are able to pass this exam; the most important issue is not the accent, but accuracy!
Honestly I don't understand it what is a point of accuracy even if Americans themselves don't speak perfectly in terms of grammar?
By the way, she did it. She spoke without any emotions... I reckon all is ok.
Комменты как всегда просто Топ!!!
Come on! 8,5 is impossible. she uses very simple construction and vocabulary. moreover she doesn't sound natural at all, more like telling the story she's learn by heart. Im very doubting about the correctness of the grade. Im not speaking about accent, it is really not that important, but content...hmm
Can you specify which response you feel is inadequate?
Totally agree.
She speaks good. I could not answer better about weather even in my native language lol. I would just said: it's nice, i like rain. What to say else:))
Learn how to write your words firstly
@@asadbekerkinov7958 'First', not 'firstly'. Also, it's better to use a 'you'd better learn how to write' construction in this case.
For those who r saying no need to have a good pronunciation or vocabulary, I would say that u dunno the assessment system in IELTS.
It's divided by 4:
1- pronunciation
2- vocabulary
3- grammar
4- cohesion
If u divide 9/4 we get 2.25 pts for each section.
And I totally agree with those who say that her speaking is around 6.5-7 but not more.
Hi Alex - the marking system is divided into three categories, coherence, natural and complex - there are multiple sub categories for each, including ones you have listed.
Alex Adamson yeah, maybe in your rating system she got 6,5. the thing is, my envious friend, she got 9 in the ilets exam, rated and confirmed by an experienced professional. have a nice day.
@@vladimiripod but still her accent succs :)
@@vladimiripod whatever, her English is not even 7
Accent and pronunciation are different things
Wow,when you're hearing smth similar(I'm about her accent) you find yourself that everything is possible in terms of getting a good score in IELT exam.😎Nothing special,just commitment to your most desirable goal and that's all.💪
моя жопа горит, когда я слышу настолько жёсткий акцент,при ее то уровне английского)
++++++++
Даже как-то жалко становится человека за это)) в хорошем смысле
It's not an accent contest, dude. IELTS is a standardized exam and the accent is not one of the criteria.
Уровень ее англ невысок. That is the point.
Какие же русские токсичные однако)
Верно подметил один из комментариев: "Единственные люди, кто ненавидит русский акцент, это сами русские"
*Teacher* : _Let’s begin our English speaking exam_
*Russian* : _УЭС!_
Okay, the girl was doing pretty well but for my ear, her answers sounded a bit artificial and unnatural, as if she was prepared for these particular questions before the test.
Hi, same here.
But that is the key of IELTS exam...👀🤣
@@knopusa that wasn't an actual exam, just a simulation.
The same, bro! Looks unnatural
Да, я соглашаюсь, однако русские люди всегда любят эти зубрёжки и просто повторять как попугай!
HOW MAY SHE GET 8.5 WITH THAT AMOUNT OF MISTAKES AND ACSENT??
Don't just look at the negative, look at the positive, do you get it? do you hear it?
@@yurapetrov3328 because it's not only about pronunciation, it's about fluency, grammar, vocabulary, coherency. A lot of aspects are taken into account.
@@yurapetrov3328 I'm curious what would you say if you were present during my examination. I had failed to talk at length (task 2) and still received a 9.0 band. You can't acknowledge that a modicum of luck may be of some moment, can you?
accent doesn't count
Сказал..
Андриан прекрасно объяснил почему высокий бал. А акцент, извините наверное вы не слышали другие акценты. В Англии больше половины, страна говорит с акцентом поскольку эмиграция со всего мира, однако это нигде и никогда не является препятствием.
In English please.
@@Aehelp transfer : Andrian explained perfectly why a high ball. And the accent, I'm sorry, you probably did not hear other accents. In England, more than half, the country speaks with emphasis since emigration from around the world, but this is nowhere and never an obstacle.
AcademicEnglishHelp you have to learn Russian.
@@user-gb8fv2ki3m Only idiots learn Russian language
@@monsterhuntervideos6725 cad
Man it's definitely not band 8.5. She didn't get it, I guess
Same here
haha, can u even get this 8 band bruh?
@@ramireslad4732 I'm not sure but I can pass speaking on this kind and I'm probably even won't get band 7
Definitely. Her Russian accent was horrible. And it will always be her big problem while communicating with the foreigners. She didn't even try to pronounce a word correctly. She doesn't deserve such a good band score.
@@okey-dokey6914 intelligibility. Look it up.
Just PERFECTLY👍👍👍👍👍the big Respect to her!!!
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Oh such a tough exam she managed. I didn't know that meaning of thematic centre even though I marked 6.5
And I love her accent it has no any effect to disrupt my ears. Fairly clear sound with atmosphere of Russia.
I really love that video. Hopefully you will make it with Engsub next time.
Some examiners say that for getting 8 band score in the speaking section the candidate should use the less common vocabulary and idioms, Honestly she did but she didn't use idioms? Probably her good fluency fits the bill 👍
Sure she did, watch it again to catch the unique expressions that she uses.
she said idioms like ice breaker , all work no play
I think a lot of people don’t understand how it can be hard to speak English without an accent during the test. For Russian, Spanish, French, Vietnamese, Chinese speakers, especially.
I want to say, if I talk to my friend, I can use a correct intonation, I can turn T between vowels into “d”, I can link my words, pronounce R correctly, but when I’m anxious, I get distracted and speak like she does. Worse than I can, at least.
Hi guys, I am a high school student in the US. I have a pretty decent level of English and I am going to have my TOEFL in 8 days. The thing is that I speak two more languages: Ukrainian and Russian. I will be happy to help you with any kind of preparation for TOEFL or IELTS, especially with “Speaking” part. Let me know, if you are interested in it.
Hi buddy, I am Alan, from Turkmenistan, 18 years old. First year studying in China, Chinese language learner. Wanna take an Toefl test then going one of US university, but needed impove Eng speaking and vocabulary skills. Can u give me some suggestions with this problem bro?
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@@Aehelp Thank you for your recommention sir!
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So, how can I find you? :)
p.s. Sorry for mistakes, if I did. As I said "I need to work on myself" :)
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in my strong opinion, she is using basic vocabulary, so how come she got 8.5
Nuclear weapon, only the answer)
Would you all stop complaining about her accent and focus on the message?
Her accent does not impede communication. None watsoeva! Period.
There are whole bunch of accents of English only in England let alone around the world.
Fo real! Who is there to judge the accent? What are the criteria for that?
When you speak English your job is to convey your ideas (consisting of image words and connecting words) into someone's head so that your listener/speaker gets the same message. Preferably, without being asked to repeat. She did helluva job. Well deserved.
You are exactly right Alex. Unfortunately, there are a lot of misconceptions around the world of what fluent, (or band 9 - 'expert English') actually means. A fundamental reason for this is that many people focus on the 'English' component but not on the 'communication' aspect. It is challenging to help many of these people understand that a person does not need a perfect accent, rare vocabulary or idiomatic language to be an excellent communicator using English. Anyway, I'm glad you have the right idea and voice this to others.
@@Aehelp
You got "It is challenging to help many of these people understand that a person does not need a perfect accent, rare vocabulary or idiomatic language to be an excellent communicator using English." down pat.
I've been struggling to convey the same message for years. It's all about the communication.
Watsoeva? I hope you used it ironically.
@@svetlana1699
You didn't like the spelling of "watsoever" orr you really think she should've gotten lower score?
I used "watsoever" for emphasis. Okk, maybe...satire
@@alexpopov2204 Both. Have a nice day!
Her speaking is not more 7! I know some guys whose speach is three times better but somehow they deserved 7.
Whatever the accent she looks like very pleasant and good-natured person!
While I'm listening I just realized that Russian accent is actually pretty comprehensible. I think it's an exaggerated myth.
I agree
She is a really fluent with a good use of grammar and vocabulary. Sure, she has an accent, however, I do not think her band should not be over than 7-7.5
It would be band 8 on the worst of days.
@@Aehelp As a professional you better know this for sure. However, ielts speaking examiners, who are non native speakers, would never give such a high score, I can judge this from my personal experience and other test takers' experience
Уже год прошел. Интересно - сдала ли она на 8,5? Есть инфа?
She is great, she could answer any questions, accent is not that important, every country has their own accent, and she has owned one of the most difficult languages in the world(Russian language) and speak good English as well, so she can speak two languages, can you do it? Dont judge people, ask yourself first what you can do befor you try to judge people
She seems very nice person.
And that smile is amazing)
Excellent job!
Thanks for the positive feedback, happy learning.
... But being a nice person or having a great smile is NOT what is evaluated at the exam!
She is deserving that score actually because she is good in all parts if we say about pronunciation, answers, ideas , facts, composition, accent etc. She has done great interview, best wishes to her, that's the thing which make you ignore the accents, if you pronounce clearly and acceptable and all is about understanding words so it's fluent way to speak.
I agree.
Такой акцент я ещё не встречал ,прям сильно заметен
Такой акцент я часто слышал у нас в школе )))))
Her English very clear for me)
She has wide vocabular and she knows how to use it. I need 8.0 but my speaking skill leave a lot to be desired
Keep up the good practice and I'm sure you will get there.
Way to go, VerOnica!!!
My examiner didnt allow me to answer fully, He was running so fast and quick I couldnt able to answer properly and even part 3. I think that's not the way to examine an examinee. I brings burden that one is not interested in hearing you and finally ending up with hesitations and nervouseness
AND CAN U TELL ME YOUR BAND 💜
After watching the video for the first time, I didn't understand why the candidate got such a high score. I transcribed it word for word and got the point. All the merits of her answer have already been described below. She not only answered, but communicated to the examiner. A strong Russian accent simplifies her speech but overall it's a very good performance.
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8.5 is too high for her level. 7.5 would perfectly suit her.
No, however her speaking is perfect!
On 11:51 it's mistake in a word Celsius or I don't know something?
let me speak from my heart in english (c)
Good job, your speech deserves 8.5
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Молодец 👏 👍🏻
Anyone wondering if it’s possible to get a high score (7+) with several grammatical mistakes and other kind of imperfections in your speech - yes, it does work the way that the examiner pays closer attention to positive sides of your performance rather than counting your mistakes. I have a friend who passed the speaking part with score 7, even though I’ve heard how he speaks and it’s far from perfect. What helped him achieve such prominent results was his impressive vocabulary on the topic he was asked questions about and his confidence in speech. As I’m myself taking IELTS in April, I will be further on focusing on general or even in-depth knowledge in certain areas and up-to-date topics. Ted talks should come in handy :)
She didn't use any high lexis. Very simple speaking.
She uses quite a range of vocabulary. Have another listen.
@@Aehelp could you please write a few words and structure that she used? Maybe I have another perception of advanced vocabulary and grammar.
Well, even though I'm from Russia I'm not going to blame her accent :D Also I was really pleased to know the accent doesn't impact the final score too much (as my accent always gives me away despite my efforts to get rid of it). But I think her communication skills and her confidence are exceptional; she used idioms that don't even come to my mind.
Right you are.
keep in mind foreigners are still going to judge you by your accent and don`t let you fall yourself into delusions .
@@himalayansalt32 what foreigners will judge? I'm a software developer, who lives in Austria. I see here a lot of people in high positions in the company with different accents. Please, don't use Russian reality for describing life in western countries.
12:37 Mindcraft 😄
Veronica: Please call me Veronica
English man: Where is your Nuclear weapon hidden ?
Veronica: London is Capital Great Britain
До сих пор ору с русского акцента😂 май фул нэйм из😂
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God loves you
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I think she has bad accent
but i have a problem with articles))
Dose she?
As long as your pronunciation is on point your accent dosent matter.
Hahah, you are one of those Russians who always mock pronunciation of their own compatriots, aren't you? Does it give you a lot of self-worth? Seriously, I've ever seen no one Hindu or Chinese who would mock someone's accent. Think 'bout it.
What is a "good accent"?
You spoke so clearly. Not all ielts takers speak look like u. So I wish I will apply Ielts to person look like u😅😉
You think this is bad neighborhood? :D
I thought using fillers can greatly affect your scores but she still managed to get an 8.5 😭
7:03 I think he said pencil to pen
But there must be a pencil actually due to the regulations, if i'm not mistaken
Thank you for this video. I think that the information I got from it could be extremely useful when I'll take this exam for the next time. I think I'll be able to do much better)
Hi do you wanna develope your english fluency ?
@@MahmudulHasan-nh1fg yes, I think that speaking experience is one of the most valuable part of development of general language skill.
Good for her
русское "зе"кание режит слух, если честно. но мне больше всего понравилось то, как Вероника быстро мыслит на английском и быстро находит что сказать. Я думаю, у современной молодёжи словарный запас не хуже чем у Вероники, но проблема заключается (у многих) в неумении соединять их в единый смысловой контекст, да еще использовать при этом все правила грамматики. У этой девушки это получается неплохо, даже хорошо. Интересно бы знать, она выпускница филфака или сама импрувила свой инглиш? и был ли у неё опыт жизни в англоязычной среде?
if you act like this woman in Iran, examiner give you 6.5
I doubt that, but hey no worries you are entitled to your opinion.
All your videos are really very useful ,you give us a variety of topics and answers too ,I did the assesment but the examiner was speaking very fast with British accent I found myself got lost in understanding him.
You must focus to learn with people having different accents. Check out our videos with different examiners.
Зыс энд зэр :) Но говорит, конечно, бегло, молодец :)
@Elvira вы можете лучше?
So why did she get 8,5 and not 9.0?
The Part 3 questions are extremely tough :( I couldn't image how can I answer if my examiner really asks :(
As long as you prepare, you will do well.
part 2 is tougher, you must talk for 2 minutes (feels like 5 minutes!) and you need to put all sentences in a nice sequence, nice flow like a story.
Great video, thanks
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Nice
May her accent is not wow but she gives really good answers for the questions
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She use and in cue card after line ending
Thank you very much, Adrian
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I think accent has nothing to do with the mark. Though, I found many of her answers off the topic! She just talked for the sake of talking!!!! Look at the first question' Do you study or work? She said that apart from studying she worked on her IELTS' . Girl, this is not work, everybody is getting ready for this exam. We don't need to know where you're going further. Everybody takes the exam with a purpose and pne shouldn't influence an examiner.
Here I have a question for the examiners, How does it feel to hear a well-organised delirium pouring out of one's mouth? Are not you buffled of questions to ask further if you hear irrelevant answer?
Even the native English may not talk that fast and still think on what to answer. I have a close friend in England who has her major in English literature, so even she doesn't hurry while speaking. A person may speak fast and sound really natural when they know what they are talking about, not in any other way! Those interviews create a bad impression on this language, sorry for saying that again.
I've had my test recently. Questions were about the school. You see, that was such a boring topic of which I had no the slightest interest to talk about.., Therefore, I've probabply performed bad, even if I had a wide range of vocabulary when don't feel preassure and don't have to muse of what to answer on silly questions.
Thank you for such deep analysis!
""It was a boring topic to discuss"" sounds like a poor excuse for your performance. The part of IELTS preparation is to train yourself to be able to express your views even on the boring subjects. Same is with Reading. Nobody cares whether you find the text boring or not. The part some IELTS prep courses and online bloggers miss sometimes is the training of attitude towards IELTS. A lot of people get bad scores not because of their poor English but rather: 1) lack of time management skills (yes, it reminds a lot sports training, proper timing is essential) 2) wrong attitude
@@user-xn2de3ne8i Bravo! You've also provided a deep insight on the attitude towards the exam - I strongly recommend all students reading this listen to this recommendation.
@@user-xn2de3ne8i Same here - 8.0 (at first try, with a 7.5 for speaking, but decided not to go through this ordeal all over again, and left it at that), now teaching and helping my Ss to successfully pass their exams and make their dreams come true :)
She deserves this band she gave excellent answers maybe native speakers wouldn't give lol
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Clesius or celsius spelling mistake ;11:53 hehehe
Good eye
as well as minDcraft instead of minecraft :)
I learn English. Hopefully I can pass the exam 😀📚
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За окном 2020, а до сих пор «зысис» в школах России
А еще ДеКембер некотрые личности в школах учат
А как надо?
Александра Чуйкова Говорят как работы и звучат так же, ответы подготовлены заранее.
Ахах я тебе открою секрет носители так и говорят
@@freaksquad8704 нет носители произносят дисис...th=ds-df никто не произносит зисис
Can’t believe this performance is regarded as an example of high band score. 2 years ago I took IELTS in Moscow. And If I’d talked the same way as she she doe I most definitely would’ve gotten 6.0 at best.
I highly doubt that : )