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Great keep it up.🎉
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i agree with you.
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Great video as always
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Wow super dear day by day your speech to good and clear really miss
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For me, in casual conversation, the most important part of the sentence/ conversation is the key words. They are normally only 30-40% ish of the whole conversation but if I know the key words, then I'm fine regardless if I know other words. Same when I talk to other people, they would normally understand me as long as I emphasize the key words in my sentences. Unless when doing a formal presentation, I do skip a lot of grammar stuff in my sentences lol. Other things like body language, gesture are important too, I often use them to substitute my terrible pronunciation 😅, or use simpler vocabulary/ easier-to-pronounce words to walk around the problem
Oh that’s true! I relate to every comment you’ve left so far haha thank you for sharing 🧡
I believe that trying to speak directly can make it easier to grasp the strengths and intonation of native English speakers. However, it's not essential because I've never had a conversation with an American in my country. Yet, I've acquired how they pronounce through listening practice.my opinion that reading and listening input are more important than pronunciation practice as the first step in learning English
Hi again! 😊 yes, input is also important. I totally agree with this! Can I know how you practice your reading and listening skills?
@@hunji._ Consistently listening to English content, such as the World English Teacher channel and vlogs or success lectures, is an excellent way to improve my english level. Your channel is one of them
@@nexcrom Oh I see, hope my channel helps you! so, you basically self-study and try to get immersed on your own. Impressive. Keep going! 🧡
Mike here again to let you know you are doing great.
I have a hearing impairment, so I would miss words people say regularly. So yeah, I understand.
2 things watch everything on TV with subtitles and turn the sound down.
Another is practice lip reading.
Why the problem?
Enunciation
Hi Mike :D Happy to see your comment again!
@@hunji._ you are always welcome, if I see I can contribute something good to the discussion. I don't generally hang out there because you are focusing on learning English and speaking it well. The only way I could help is probably by speaking live or something. But my time is so limited and teaching English is yeah probably not high on my list of things to do. As I'm a Bible teacher, and that's my main focus. Even when learning Korean.
Anyways a point or two that can help: observe when is the right time to pause. You can pause for emphasis, or pause to make a point stand out and pause for thought and reflection.
These points are studied, tried and tested.
Last point, slow down a tad, speak in word groupings- phrase by phrase.
@@MrMwurm hope we can connect someday. And yeah you are right. Thank you for sharing some points 😊
I am here
Hi Hunji thank you ,I have this problem Can't catch the words without turn on English sub , I will start focus more in Pronunciation, I like the way you use the tips.
Hi! Practicing the pronunciation of the words with a linking sound will help! It worked for me :)
this is video is dead helpful , because I'm doing exactly those mistakes, I ain't think about practicing linking words, nor pronunciation neither intonation. Iam more worried about to gain much more vocabulary, and implement new words, in order to not keep repeating myself on and on. However I'll try from now on to pay attention in the details that you just quoted in this video. Thanks a bunch, you are extremely sweet.
Hi Flávia :) Happy to know this video helped you! Do you self study or go to any language school? How do you try to implement new words? Thank you for your comment 🧡
@@hunji._ Hi, Dear, I was supposed to be fluent for a long time already, but laziness and procrastination got me stuck, nowadays I'm trying to do self-study with RUclips and English Bay online and for free. For next step is to focus on my output because my input is already too much, My listening skills are impressive, but my spoken and my writing are awful. Let me know if you would like to try some practice together.
@@flaviasantos3077 i see, I’m rooting for your next step! Hope we can connect someday ☺️
Do you like english practice with me? i'm in intermediate level.i also learning english youtube and free resources.
Mam i was watching a video in where a tiger was inside the glass cage.
1) I wish he could wander outside in the forest.
2) I wish he wandered outside in the forest.
Which one is correct? 🙏
" I wish he wandered in the forest " is grammatically correct. the word outside is not required.
@@ramero4939 Ohhhh thank you so much!.. So is could one incorrect?
Hi! I would say both sentences are grammatically correct, but they can have different implications.
The correct sentence depends on the specific meaning you want to convey. If you want to express a wish that the person is currently unable to fulfill, use the first sentence. If you simply want to express a desire for the person to be spending time in the forest, use the second sentence. FYI:
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@@hunji._ Mam actually I was watching a video in which a tiger was inside a cage so watching it i wanted to make a wish so i want to confirm which should be correct
*Could or simple past* as you told if someone unable to do something then i should use COULD and if i want someone to perform that action in perticular way then simple past but still I'm confused that to wander a tiger in the forest rather than inside a cage is totally imagined situation but still could give your own example? Mam 🙏
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Hi!
Good Video. You talked about knowing how to spell and read pronunciation but irionically reading it 'Pre-nunciation' instead of 'pro'.
You're also not as confident with your language because you're constantly just repeating and being redundant with your words to fill in dead air. It's too tacky and intentional in showing you can speak continiously without purpose, and native speakers might find you irritating and inefficient.
'I like fruits such as strawberries, which give a unique taste of sweet and sour. The flavor is different from other fruits as it offers a variation of taste, which gives a surprise. The fruit is truly a fruit of a league of itself, which makes it stand out from other fruits and i truly like it. Given a choice to eat it, I would choose to eat it due to the surprise and refeshing taste it offers me.'
You see where this is going?
Hi :) I like your example haha thank you for the comment!