@@JuanMoreno-wo5yb Context, Connect & Comprehend I feel really not just excited but also enlightening when I found these 3 C's come together, which is a very powerful way to grasp the essence of how to learn a language effectively ＆ efficiently! Thanks for your great idea(s)! You're a very kind, nice and professional Language Teacher!
I'm happy because I've found this amazing teacher. I understood all of things that you've spoken. I'm Brazilian, and I'd like to see more videos like these. TKS a lot!
When I was in middle school, it was prohibited to paint your nails or dye your hair. Almost every week we had the school prefects and teachers checking our hands and hair. However, now that my little nieces go to school, I've seen some kids (both boys and girls) with their hair dyed, and mostly girls with their nails painted. At first, I couldn't believe my eyes, because this was totally prohibited when I had their age. It just makes me think how things have changed. I like these lessons! They're fun to practice :) thank you for your effort!
Things really have changed. When I was a young girl we would never ever imagine using any nail color except for pink. Even red nail polish was considered too racy. Now people wear all colors! I wonder what we think of as "bad" today will be totally accepted as normal someday?
Back in my school days, communication with classmates during lessons was prohibited, so we resorted to writing messages on the backside of our notebooks and passing them along. This covert method allowed us to continue our conversations discreetly. That was 20 years ago. Now, times have changed significantly. We've transitioned to using modern gadgets to achieve the same goal, making it the new normal.
I love the way you teach English by using story telling. It's the best technique ever. Also, you explain new vocabulary along the way, which obviously help listeners totally understand its meaning in that context. By the way, it'll be better if you can have daily conversation videos on a variety of topics which English learners really thirst for all the time. Tks. Keep up with your good work
@@EnglishCoach3Ts what I mean by this is conversations bt native speakers which are so useful for leaners who doesn't live in english-speaking countries
Your method od learning English is quite different than I have tried to use so far, but it seems to make sens. Your stories sound interesting and encourage me to learn more. I expect you to teach conversations which are the most important in learning foreign language.Thank you for such a nice lessons ❤
It reminds me when I was a young girl and my mother didn't consider that wearing jeans was an acurate way to stay on the street. She told me that I couldn't accompany her with that oufit, and I loved jeans! so my mom had to get used to them, On the other hand, telling shorts stories is an excelent way to learn English, thank you from Spain and congratulations for your chanel
I’m so glad how you handled the topic. Celar and cristal explained, in Mexico our parents used to said “fájate los pantalones” is a sort of properly dressed, pants and shirts. Regards
to me i like to watch your videos whatever you talk about, you speak normally , clearly and not fast so that i can improve my listening skill by your videos.
Listening to English story is basically important to improve one's English fluency. The more we listen the more familiar we'll get with the correct English eords in contaxt.
I realize I am late to this conversation, but I would like to answer a few of your questions while using words you mentioned in your video. The first question: Can you relate to this story? Yes, I can. Tucking in their shirt was the most appropriate, recommended way especially in an old socialist country I grew up. But the other day, my husband said "I will tuck you in bed. My mom always tucked me in bed....". It was such a lovely gesture when I was recovering from covid. The second question: Is this kind of videos helpful in improving your English? The answer is absolutely. When the student is ready a teacher appears. I am trying to move to an advanced level and one of my goals is to LEARN to listen carefully and practice to tell or even record (as you suggested) stories or answers. Today I wrote. Next time I might record instead and listen myself. Thank you so much for your insightful suggestions. The third question: How to name it -- I see many students suggested or insinuated various names or titles. Thus I will skip this question. The fourth: How to make it better. I don't know what to say because I found your video is already good. Thank you for working with me.
Hi Zayan! I have no doubt you will make it to advanced because you have done such a great job of practicing. Thank you for taking time to answer these questions. I am sorry to hear you had Covid but I am grateful that you recovered and had loving people to help you get through it. I am so glad to hear the videos are very helpful and you can't think of any improvements! If you think of any suggestions, let me know.
I watch videos in English every day and can say that yours is really helpful. It's short, doesnt take much time, the story you are telling is interesting and easy to understand. Our life has profoundly changed for last 50 years, that's truth.
It is useful because I try to practice English daily and speak to my son and need to tell him about adjusting his outfit now finally I've found the right word "tuck shirt in the pant" I used to say in my language 👍😅😍
I understood you completely honestly, but it isn't normal to hear someone feeling peaceful like what I felt when I listened to your peaceful spirit. Thanks a lot.
Hello ma'am, I am from India and I can totally relate to your story because I have a similar experience like you. When I was in school, our teachers always use to tell us to tuck in our t-shirts, cut and trim our nails and wear clean shoes. And those who don't are made to do that. Yes, this kind of lessons are really helpful because it help us to learn new words, idioms, phrases and lots more. Also this helps us to improve our English listening skills. 'Stories to connect ' is the name which came to my mind for the series. Thank you.
Thank you Sarjam! It's so interesting to learn that this is relatable all over the world!! Wow! I really enjoyed reading your story! I plan on making more videos like this soon!
Few years ago not normal to wear a short and walking out now the new normal you can and even you can travel with , about the story its great way ti not forget
You not just only told us a small story about your early experience but also an English learning lesson. Surprisingly I got it. Your way of teaching is different from ours in school, because English is our second language. We learned many years in English but found only little opportunity to use and practise it. We finally could only read and write, but couldn’t speak English fluently. But there is hope for us in the future.
I'm from Buenos Aires. I have subscribed to the channel and watched a few videos! I will try to explain my experience about learning english; maybe someone can feel represented. I think my self like a 2/3 year old. The child can understand when someone speaks to him, or someone asks him something, but lacks resources to have a conversation yet. Well, i hope still growing up! Thanks!
That is a good way to describe it. Like a child if you start saying what you can without being afraid to make a mistake you will learn more quickly. This is one of the reasons it is said that children can learn a language "better" than an adult!
Thanks for your teaching me how I can learn Egnlish in a natural way. I am a Taiwanese. Although I have learn English for tens of years, but l still can't speak Egnlish fluently. and, I can't uderstand what the BBC news report speak. Sometime, I will translate Chinese to English first in my head. I found while I met a Korean or Japanese, I will very naturally speak in English, and thinking with English.
I would like to recommend an old and very useful method of learning any foreign language. It's about cards of different colors. For example I use yellow cards for nouns, blue for verbs, violet for adjectives/adverbs, pink for idioms. On the front side, there is a word and meaning in English, on the other side an example. One box for words that one has to repeat every day and the other for easier words to be repeated twice a week. It helps a lot. I also wrote the text using these words to use them in context. Still writing, there are always new words 😊😊😊
Hi! Is your name Snezana! This is teacher Tanya. It's great that you have found a method that works for you and it sounds like you like doing it! Keep doing what works!
I suggest you name the series as "Learn English by Stories". I think this series will be very helpful for English learners, because, as you mentioned, learn English in contexts is very important, and makes English more understandable and approachable.
Many decades ago the bikini in Chile was in trend and the bishops from Valparaiso and Viña del Mar tried to stop it.... There was a lot of controversy on radio and the newspapers.... Today nobody cares, it is so normal. I learned in this lesson tucked and untucked shirt. I appreciate your natural way to explain things and speaking. I would like you read a short story (perhaps a resume) with interruptions for explaining the meaning of important words and at the end again fluently. Thank you 🙏for helping me to improve my English!
Clemencia, Thank you for your message here in the comments. I am so glad you liked this video. Also, thank you for the suggestion! I always like to hear ideas from people who watch my videos. See you in the comments again soon!
I am from Japan. I'm struggling to improve my listening skill for English🙈 Thank you for your lesson:)) It was a cool fashion for girls to wear long skirt when my mom was young. Everyone who wants to be cool make their skirts of school uniforms long. However, for girls in our generation short skirt is cool. So when has the trend changed? I remembered this when I heard your story.
Tanya,So glad find you recently.I really appreciate your way of teaching English. I've been in the United States from Europe for a long time. But I feel that I always need to improve my English. I will stay on your channel.
Welcome to our channel. Thank you for joining us! We can always improve our second language and we can also improve our first language for our whole life!
Hi Tanya, for me this videos are very helpful, and also i watch them not only once but also, many cases 2 or 3 times more. Always you pick something new, the same as when you read a book twice. Best regards.
At first ,thank you for your videos and your new method,second this your story could help me how to use several tenses, such as past perfect continuous ( i have been studying architecture)❤❤❤
Hi Tanya! I'm living in Nicaragua and last week i began to learn English by myself. So, I'm glad i found you! The listening Is hard for me, but i did understand mostly of your chat because your pronunciation Is so clear. May be this series can be named "Let's chat" "I tell you a story". Here in schools Is a reality yet, teachers can check nails, hair, skirts lenght, shirt Tuck on, shoes,... I appreciate so much you want yo give your knowledge to us, thank you!
Thank you for the lesson. First at all, can you help to make sentences with the new expression you' ve taught (tuck). Now I will try to make some sentences, I am spanish speaker and I'm trying to learn english. My fisrt related story My wife ask me all the time to tuck the shirt into my trousers. She thinks I look better in that way. But I really prefer to use my shirts untucked because it's more confortable for me. Hopping the best for you.
Great examples! Here is another example. Some students are required to tuck in the shirt for a school uniform but others can leave the shirts untucked!
Hello from France ! Thank you for this very helpful video ! I love listening to stories in English I think it’s a good way to train myself. I totally relate to your story. When I was at school studying English our teachers considered li was bad to use gonna or wanna in a conversation. It’s so different today. (I’m 59 by the way).
The problem at that time was tuck or untuck the shirts. Now the problem is not to wear the shirts. You are fantastic and It's a great, useful video.Thank you for making this video
I like the way you speak clearly and i appreciate listening to experiences of life ,in the past and currently . I am thinking ,now ,there is a tendency ,to tuck one piece of shirt and untuck the another ..in the same time ...but it's for trendy persons who are fashionable ...(I saw it in a fashion TV show ...) Thanks and have a good day
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I don't want be influenced by a tendency ...I just want to feel suitable ,confident and comfortable with my outfit ...!Thanks for your answer ,...I am French and very happy to learn English !
Thanks a lot from Russia! Your manner of speaking is charming. I found myself repeating your sentences throughout the video and writing it down. Stories are the great idea of language practising.
For me, keep learning English in a happy way is doing something interesting, I started to read the American comic first, I almost remembered all the stories, especially the affair between Spider-Man and Wolverine. Later, I read the high-school level fiction which excited my interest. Now, I'm an adult I know to try harder. This is the way to keep learning English. By the way, your channel is very useful. I guess you must have a good experience of teaching foreign students English.
I love your English, I think I reinforce it listening to you, your accent is very clean though I know that depends upon the region where you live is the type of accent, yours is wonderful if all the Americans had your accent it would be so easy for me to understand any person but it’s not in that way and there’s no other way that trying to train our ears with the different accents, congratulations, how I wish to talk to you so that I can practice the language.
Thanks for your video🙏. The serial might be called, “Using American English to narrate American’s lives” or “How American use English in their everyday lives” or “ or”Americans share their thoughts on American life” or “Experiencing American culture through American’s viewpoints” , something like that.
Thank you so much!!! I was getting really frustrated thinking that I don't had enough vocabulary to understand English but I understood everything you said and enjoyed every second of your story. People lives running in every sense and speaking fast is not the exception.
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Yes, great help, thank you! I have very good vocabulary but not enough when it comes to listen the news on TV. Then I realized that I miss a lot of info and I can only grasp the general idea.
Yes. Is absolutely helpful because it put the pressure out of been in absolute focus like a regular class does, with videos like this it feels much more easily to grasp just letting your mind to keep track on the story itself. I really like it. Keep it up!!
Hi Tanya! I found your youtube channel recently. Your videos that I’ve watched are so helpful to me. I’m going to watch more. I can related your story because I studied Architecture in university as well. And I spend so much time in my classroom just like you. I’v been there for more than 72 hours continuously once . That was crazy. Your story made me back to 3 decades ago. Thanks for your lessons. I like them.
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Thank you so much for your reply. Yes I practiced architecture after I graduated from university. I had been working for a building design company as an architect for almost 20 years. And then transferred to the quality control and IT support for the designers. And now I’m retired so I had enough time to do my favorite things just like learning English and playing piano. I’m enjoying it so much.
When I listen to you speak I understand you clearly. Listening to you from now on will be an excellent experience for learning to listen and speak. Thank you.
* Can you relate to this story? Can you remember a similar story? When I first started working as a civil servant, I should have not bleached or dyed with noticeable colors. A civil servant should be tidy and simple all the time and bleached or dyed hair was considered not only inappropriate but a bad thing. At that time at school, if students had dyied thier hairs, they would have been expelled with stamping them as troublemakers. Today I wouldn’t even be talking about because it is so normal to bleach or dye my hair although I’m still a civil servant. 1 Is this kind of video lesson helpful for you? Why or why not? This video is really helpful for me. Although I tried to memorize words or phrases through special methods, it was really difficult to remember. But when I learned them through conversation, I could continue to remember. Like you said that is because I was learning them in context. So if you make this kind of English video lesson, it would be fantastic. 2 What do you think I should call this series? I’d like to call this series “Tell me about you”. At first you tell us your story, and then we can tell you our story like you did on this video clip. 3 Any suggestions to make this lesson better? I think It would be better if the story-telling is a 2-3 minute clip. With this video clip, I did shadowing and it helped me a lot. So if the clip is too long, it will be difficult to give it a try. And if you open a shadowing challenge on Instagram, it will be helpful for other learners who want to try to the shadowing. For instance, if it is a 3 minute clip, we can divide into six parts, which is 30 minutes. And for six days, challengers will upload their shadowing reels on Instagram.
Seiki, great job practicing your English. Just a couple of things to change. *dyed their hair. - we don't say hairs - plural with an s. and I think we would have "labeled" them troublemakers. There may be people who say stamped but I haven't heard it. Thank you so much for all your great suggestions! You ROCK!
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Speaking English naturally, telling short stories = learning vocabulary in context is no longer boring. It's an excelent tool! 👌
I totally agree! Thank you for your feedback!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts
The 3 C’s, Context, Connect and Comprehend. That’s how learning works and there’s your name! I hope you like it.
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Context, Connect & Comprehend
I feel really not just excited but also enlightening when I found these 3 C's come together, which is a very powerful way to grasp the essence of how to learn a language effectively ＆ efficiently!
Thanks for your great idea(s)!
You're a very kind, nice and professional Language Teacher!
You are amazing teacher. Thanks a lot. Have a good autumn.
I'm happy because I've found this amazing teacher. I understood all of things that you've spoken.
I'm Brazilian, and I'd like to see more videos like these.
TKS a lot!
When I was in middle school, it was prohibited to paint your nails or dye your hair. Almost every week we had the school prefects and teachers checking our hands and hair. However, now that my little nieces go to school, I've seen some kids (both boys and girls) with their hair dyed, and mostly girls with their nails painted. At first, I couldn't believe my eyes, because this was totally prohibited when I had their age. It just makes me think how things have changed.
I like these lessons! They're fun to practice :) thank you for your effort!
Things really have changed. When I was a young girl we would never ever imagine using any nail color except for pink. Even red nail polish was considered too racy. Now people wear all colors! I wonder what we think of as "bad" today will be totally accepted as normal someday?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Woah, I never imagined it was even considered the nail polish color! It makes me wonder too what changes we'll have in the future!
"New normal is not important. Just be yourself"
Be yourself! So important!
Back in my school days, communication with classmates during lessons was prohibited, so we resorted to writing messages on the backside of our notebooks and passing them along. This covert method allowed us to continue our conversations discreetly. That was 20 years ago. Now, times have changed significantly. We've transitioned to using modern gadgets to achieve the same goal, making it the new normal.
I remember those times! Thanks for sharing!
Wow, that's what the internet did in the first place
I'm a teacher of English from Russia and I love you telling your stories and your accent is awesome!🤗
Awesome! Thank you!
.. a word [ to INSINUATE] was not in my vocabulary. Usually I say [to GIVE A HINT]. It's nice to make my language richer.
THANK YOU!
Thanks Teacher 😌👍
You're welcome and Thank you for watching!
I love the way you teach English by using story telling. It's the best technique ever. Also, you explain new vocabulary along the way, which obviously help listeners totally understand its meaning in that context. By the way, it'll be better if you can have daily conversation videos on a variety of topics which English learners really thirst for all the time. Tks. Keep up with your good work
Thank you for your comment and suggestions. This is very helpful. We have a series of live conversation videos. Is this similar to what you mean?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts what I mean by this is conversations bt native speakers which are so useful for leaners who doesn't live in english-speaking countries
@@NgaLe-ub3hh Great to know, thank you!
Your method od learning English is quite different than I have tried to use so far, but it seems to make sens. Your stories sound interesting and encourage me to learn more. I expect you to teach conversations which are the most important in learning foreign language.Thank you for such a nice lessons ❤
It reminds me when I was a young girl and my mother didn't consider that wearing jeans was an acurate way to stay on the street. She told me that I couldn't accompany her with that oufit, and I loved jeans! so my mom had to get used to them, On the other hand, telling shorts stories is an excelent way to learn English, thank you from Spain and congratulations for your chanel
I’m so glad how you handled the topic. Celar and cristal explained, in Mexico our parents used to said “fájate los pantalones” is a sort of properly dressed, pants and shirts.
Regards
Thank you for this Alejandro! Glad to read your comment!
best way for learning is tranlating text from my language into english, and having someone like you to fix errors
I’m glad you have found something that works for you
to me i like to watch your videos whatever you talk about, you speak normally , clearly and not fast so that i can improve my listening skill by your videos.
Thank you. This is such a nice compliment.
This Teacher is amazing.
Thank you so much. Very useful and interesting your youtube.
Thank you so much!
Learning English with Tanya.
Thank you! 😃
Thank you.
This lesson could be titled: " It's better to learn English in context"
This is a great suggestion. Thank you!
I am laxman from Tamilnadu in india so I would like to speak English fluently so I am watching your channel
Thank you for watching!
Listening to English story is basically important to improve one's English fluency. The more we listen the more familiar we'll get with the correct English eords in contaxt.
I agree. Have you watched our other story videos?
I realize I am late to this conversation, but I would like to answer a few of your questions while using words you mentioned in your video. The first question: Can you relate to this story? Yes, I can. Tucking in their shirt was the most appropriate, recommended way especially in an old socialist country I grew up. But the other day, my husband said "I will tuck you in bed. My mom always tucked me in bed....". It was such a lovely gesture when I was recovering from covid. The second question: Is this kind of videos helpful in improving your English? The answer is absolutely. When the student is ready a teacher appears. I am trying to move to an advanced level and one of my goals is to LEARN to listen carefully and practice to tell or even record (as you suggested) stories or answers. Today I wrote. Next time I might record instead and listen myself. Thank you so much for your insightful suggestions. The third question: How to name it -- I see many students suggested or insinuated various names or titles. Thus I will skip this question. The fourth: How to make it better. I don't know what to say because I found your video is already good. Thank you for working with me.
Hi Zayan! I have no doubt you will make it to advanced because you have done such a great job of practicing. Thank you for taking time to answer these questions. I am sorry to hear you had Covid but I am grateful that you recovered and had loving people to help you get through it. I am so glad to hear the videos are very helpful and you can't think of any improvements! If you think of any suggestions, let me know.
I watch videos in English every day and can say that yours is really helpful. It's short, doesnt take much time, the story you are telling is interesting and easy to understand. Our life has profoundly changed for last 50 years, that's truth.
Thank you. It is helpful to receive feedback like this.
I love the way you speak, is simple, understandble !😊 I just would like to spend my whole to talk with someone like that!😊
You are so kind. Thank you!
It is useful because I try to practice English daily and speak to my son and need to tell him about adjusting his outfit now finally I've found the right word "tuck shirt in the pant" I used to say in my language 👍😅😍
That's great! You can say, "Please tuck your shirt in."
I understood you completely honestly, but it isn't normal to hear someone feeling peaceful like what I felt when I listened to your peaceful spirit. Thanks a lot.
Ahmed, thank you for your kind and thoughtful words.
Hello ma'am, I am from India and I can totally relate to your story because I have a similar experience like you. When I was in school, our teachers always use to tell us to tuck in our t-shirts, cut and trim our nails and wear clean shoes. And those who don't are made to do that.
Yes, this kind of lessons are really helpful because it help us to learn new words, idioms, phrases and lots more. Also this helps us to improve our English listening skills.
'Stories to connect ' is the name which came to my mind for the series.
Thank you.
Thank you Sarjam! It's so interesting to learn that this is relatable all over the world!! Wow! I really enjoyed reading your story! I plan on making more videos like this soon!
Few years ago not normal to wear a short and walking out now the new normal you can and even you can travel with
, about the story its great way ti not forget
Thank you for telling me your experience. I'm glad my story was helpful!
You not just only told us a small story about your early experience but also an English learning lesson. Surprisingly I got it. Your way of teaching is different from ours in school, because English is our second language. We learned many years in English but found only little opportunity to use and practise it. We finally could only read and write, but couldn’t speak English fluently. But there is hope for us in the future.
I have had a lot of students tell me something like this. Try watching this video for help with that. ruclips.net/video/zQMDsTLN57I/видео.html
Very good advice! Thanks
I love your way of teach us, your english is slowly and it is perfect for me.
I'm so glad it is helpful for you!
Hi Vazquez
I'm looking for a writing or speaking partner to practice and improve my English
I wonder if you are interested in?
I like the way you teach. Even though you are native speaker your pronunciation is very clear. Your lessons are interesting. Great job!
Thank you! 😃 I appreciate your feedback!
Hi Tanya I appreciate too much all videos from your channel. I´m an intermediate english student from Brazil. I'm (just) 52 (laughs) thanks a lot
Best of luck!
Tuck in is the new word for me , which I never heard before
Thank you so much to improve my knowledge
You're welcome and Thank you for watching!
I'm from Buenos Aires. I have subscribed to the channel and watched a few videos! I will try to explain my experience about learning english; maybe someone can feel represented.
I think my self like a 2/3 year old. The child can understand when someone speaks to him, or someone asks him something, but lacks resources to have a conversation yet.
Well, i hope still growing up! Thanks!
That is a good way to describe it. Like a child if you start saying what you can without being afraid to make a mistake you will learn more quickly. This is one of the reasons it is said that children can learn a language "better" than an adult!
Thanks for your teaching me how I can learn Egnlish in a natural way. I am a Taiwanese. Although I have learn English for tens of years, but l still can't speak Egnlish fluently. and, I can't uderstand what the BBC news report speak. Sometime, I will translate Chinese to English first in my head. I found while I met a Korean or Japanese, I will very naturally speak in English, and thinking with English.
Keep practicing the things you understand and little by little add the things that are more challenging.
In opinion it help to hear the same story three times in the past, present and future a short story thank you very much have a nice day
This is such a great idea! Thank you 😊
I would like to recommend an old and very useful method of learning any foreign language. It's about cards of different colors. For example I use yellow cards for nouns, blue for verbs, violet for adjectives/adverbs, pink for idioms. On the front side, there is a word and meaning in English, on the other side an example. One box for words that one has to repeat every day and the other for easier words to be repeated twice a week. It helps a lot. I also wrote the text using these words to use them in context. Still writing, there are always new words 😊😊😊
Hi! Is your name Snezana! This is teacher Tanya. It's great that you have found a method that works for you and it sounds like you like doing it! Keep doing what works!
Thank you very much for your lessons, teacher! I liked your story a lot. Greetings from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Thank you, Ruslan! I'm glad to see your comment here!
I suggest you name the series as "Learn English by Stories". I think this series will be very helpful for English learners, because, as you mentioned, learn English in contexts is very important, and makes English more understandable and approachable.
Thank you for the suggestion and the feedback!
Many decades ago the bikini in Chile was in trend and the bishops from Valparaiso and Viña del Mar tried to stop it.... There was a lot of controversy on radio and the newspapers.... Today nobody cares, it is so normal.
I learned in this lesson tucked and untucked shirt.
I appreciate your natural way to explain things and speaking.
I would like you read a short story (perhaps a resume) with interruptions for explaining the meaning of important words and at the end again fluently.
Thank you 🙏for helping me to improve my English!
Clemencia, Thank you for your message here in the comments. I am so glad you liked this video. Also, thank you for the suggestion! I always like to hear ideas from people who watch my videos.
See you in the comments again soon!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts ❤
Hi Tanya, I'm Puji 45yo from Jakarta, Indonesia. I'm learning English to improve my language skills to do my job and to teach my kids. Thanks
Hello Puji! Welcome! These are great reasons to learn English. I'm glad you are a part of our learning community.
Im glad to know your channel. Nice to see you.
I am from Japan. I'm struggling to improve my listening skill for English🙈 Thank you for your lesson:))
It was a cool fashion for girls to wear long skirt when my mom was young. Everyone who wants to be cool make their skirts of school uniforms long. However, for girls in our generation short skirt is cool. So when has the trend changed? I remembered this when I heard your story.
Good stories for learning English
Glad you like them! Thank you!
It is really great idea to improve and interesting as well
Thank you. I love hearing that the videos are interesting. That is helpful!
努力学习，天天向上。Study hard and make progress every day.
This is a great way to learn English!
today i learn new word Insinuating and i love the Way you tech the English language
Thank you! I think you will also like this video ruclips.net/video/P-KoZL00hXM/видео.html
Narration and contextualization, such a powerful way to grasp language. Thanks for sharing this valuable content
Thank you for your helpful comment!
Away from buttering up language, you are a very cute person. God bless you.
Thank you! Are you sure you aren't trying to butter me up?
Absolutely sure I’m not.
Love your peacefully voice, it make more easy to understand what you are saying, the way you talk slow and friendly is a great help.
Thank you! I really appreciate your feedback!
I would say that I’d love to learn English from you. Thank you for your time to teach us. 🤓😀🙏
I listened from Thailand 🇹🇭
Tanya,So glad find you recently.I really appreciate your way of teaching English. I've been in the United States from Europe for a long time. But I feel that I always need to improve my English. I will stay on your channel.
Welcome to our channel. Thank you for joining us! We can always improve our second language and we can also improve our first language for our whole life!
I think using stories to teach is great, especially if there are some questions and answer after the story. Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher.
Glad you like them! Thank you!
Hi, Tania! I love your videos because are short and clear. I understand almost everything. Don't change your way of teaching! Congradulatios!👏
Hi Tanya, for me this videos are very helpful, and also i watch them not only once but also, many cases 2 or 3 times more. Always you pick something new, the same as when you read a book twice. Best regards.
Thank you so much!
At first ,thank you for your videos and your new method,second this your story could help me how to use several tenses, such as past perfect continuous ( i have been studying architecture)❤❤❤
That's so awesome. Thank you for your comment!
Hi Tanya! I'm living in Nicaragua and last week i began to learn English by myself. So, I'm glad i found you! The listening Is hard for me, but i did understand mostly of your chat because your pronunciation Is so clear.
May be this series can be named "Let's chat" "I tell you a story".
Here in schools Is a reality yet, teachers can check nails, hair, skirts lenght, shirt Tuck on, shoes,...
I appreciate so much you want yo give your knowledge to us, thank you!
Thank you for your comment. It is great to hear your ideas and a little about your country. I look forward to chatting more soon!
That is a good idea, thanks for shared with us
You're welcome
Thank you for the lesson. First at all, can you help to make sentences with the new expression you' ve taught (tuck). Now I will try to make some sentences, I am spanish speaker and I'm trying to learn english. My fisrt related story
My wife ask me all the time to tuck the shirt into my trousers. She thinks I look better in that way. But I really prefer to use my shirts untucked because it's more confortable for me.
Hopping the best for you.
Great examples! Here is another example. Some students are required to tuck in the shirt for a school uniform but others can leave the shirts untucked!
Definitely, this video lesson is very useful for me Ma'am. Thank you
I am so glad to hear that! Thank you for letting me know!
Hello from France ! Thank you for this very helpful video ! I love listening to stories in English I think it’s a good way to train myself. I totally relate to your story. When I was at school studying English our teachers considered li was bad to use gonna or wanna in a conversation. It’s so different today. (I’m 59 by the way).
Hi Patty! Nice to meet your here! You are so right! It's still hard for me to teach gonna or wanna but they are so common now! (I'm 56)
I´m in love with your way to teach English! It´s very useful, interesting, easy to understand the vocabulary and phrasal verbs!!! Amazing!!
I'm so glad you like the videos. Thank you!
You are excellent teacher. Thanks a lot.
You are welcome! Thank you!
Hello
Teacher definitely this lesson really hopeful for me
I am so glad to hear that. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this message.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. The title is right. I can improve my English skills 👂.
You are welcome! And thank you for your helpful comment!
👍Thanks Tanya. Like to hear your story and it is interesting of first hear “ a new normal”
Thanks for listening! I am so glad you learned something new!
The problem at that time was tuck or untuck the shirts. Now the problem is not to wear the shirts.
You are fantastic and It's a great, useful video.Thank you for making this video
Thank you for your comment. I appreciate hearing from you!
I like the way you speak clearly and i appreciate listening to experiences of life ,in the past and currently . I am thinking ,now ,there is a tendency ,to tuck one piece of shirt and untuck the another ..in the same time ...but it's for trendy persons who are fashionable ...(I saw it in a fashion TV show ...) Thanks and have a good day
Yes, Nicole! I have seen that too. It is trendy. Do you prefer to wear your shirt tucked in our hanging out?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts I don't want be influenced by a tendency ...I just want to feel suitable ,confident and comfortable with my outfit ...!Thanks for your answer ,...I am French and very happy to learn English !
Thanks for the story, is great to listen your English.
Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks a lot from Russia! Your manner of speaking is charming. I found myself repeating your sentences throughout the video and writing it down. Stories are the great idea of language practising.
Wonderful! This is a great way for your to get even more out of the video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for your advice and please go ahead in different topics that's all
I have new topics coming out tomorrow and after that as well. I hope to see you in the comments there!
For me, keep learning English in a happy way is doing something interesting, I started to read the American comic first, I almost remembered all the stories, especially the affair between Spider-Man and Wolverine. Later, I read the high-school level fiction which excited my interest. Now, I'm an adult I know to try harder. This is the way to keep learning English.
By the way, your channel is very useful. I guess you must have a good experience of teaching foreign students English.
Thank you for sharing some of your experiences. I have done these same things to learn my second language.
Thank you for share with US this way to learn English, I think is funny and keep my total attention.
Thank you! 😃 I am so glad to hear it kept your attention. This is helpful feedback.
Thank you for your helping us.. your English is so clear and with an amazing accent.
You're welcome! I am so glad to hear these videos are helpful for you!
thanks alots my new teacher, that relate with my story life to advance my english fluency, I'm come from semarang indonesia. goog to see you mam
That's great! Welcome and thank you for your comment!
Thanks, I like the way that you are. I start to follow you. I love it.
Welcome Maria! Thank you for following us! I'm looking forward to seeing you in the comments again soon!
Thanks you Tanya. I continue with the habit of reading. In this case Malice by Dannielle Steel. The them is complex by it will be useful anyway. Bye!!
Thanks for sharing! I know a lot of people like to read Danielle Steele!
Wondering story many thanks for sharing 🎉
You’re welcome! Thanks for your comment!
I've just loved your way of teaching English. I'm Brazilian.
Thank you, Maria. I am so glad you like it. I appreciate your feedback!
Thanks a lot for this video, really i want to Listen to lots of stories
You are most welcome! I have another one coming out soon!
waw...i loved your story and obviously you got my thumb up .... best wishes for you from CHILE
Thank you! I really appreciate your comment!
You are so natural talking in English. I love all the videos!!!
I love your English, I think I reinforce it listening to you, your accent is very clean though I know that depends upon the region where you live is the type of accent, yours is wonderful if all the Americans had your accent it would be so easy for me to understand any person but it’s not in that way and there’s no other way that trying to train our ears with the different accents, congratulations, how I wish to talk to you so that I can practice the language.
I need to say that it was a very useful video.
Thanks a lot for shared !!!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for letting me know!
Thanks for your video🙏. The serial might be called, “Using American English to narrate American’s lives” or “How American use English in their everyday lives” or “ or”Americans share their thoughts on American life” or “Experiencing American culture through American’s viewpoints” , something like that.
Karma, thank you for sharing your ideas. These are very helpful. I am learning a lot about how to title RUclips videos.
Thank you very much
You are welcome
Learning in context is the best...thanks a lot !
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I 100% agree! It helps in so many ways that we aren't even aware of! Thank you for your comment!
I fill exciting with the way you teach English, thank you so much.
Thank you! 😃 I'm so glad you are a part of our language learning community!
Thank you so much!!! I was getting really frustrated thinking that I don't had enough vocabulary to understand English but I understood everything you said and enjoyed every second of your story. People lives running in every sense and speaking fast is not the exception.
Glad it helped! If you can understand what I am saying then you have a lot of vocabulary. Practice using the vocabulary you have!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Yes, great help, thank you! I have very good vocabulary but not enough when it comes to listen the news on TV. Then I realized that I miss a lot of info and I can only grasp the general idea.
I love your lesson, thanks
Thank you, Jenny!
Yes. Is absolutely helpful because it put the pressure out of been in absolute focus like a regular class does, with videos like this it feels much more easily to grasp just letting your mind to keep track on the story itself. I really like it. Keep it up!!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you! I am working on another video like this one which will be ready soon!
Thank you for sharing this with us it’s very helpful you speak English clearly so I can understand what you say Keep going like that 👍🏽
Thank you. I will keep new videos like this coming.
Hi Thank you sooooo muuuch for this video
Not only your pronunciation is useful 🙂 but also beautiful and clear. It is the most important for me 🙂
Thank you so much! Your feedback is helpful!
You have been really helpful.
Thank you! I appreciate you saying that!
It is too useful to me and other indian and I will follow your instructions ❤ thank you
Hi Tanya! I found your youtube channel recently. Your videos that I’ve watched are so helpful to me. I’m going to watch more. I can related your story because I studied Architecture in university as well. And I spend so much time in my classroom just like you. I’v been there for more than 72 hours continuously once . That was crazy. Your story made me back to 3 decades ago. Thanks for your lessons. I like them.
Thank you for your message and thank you for watching. Do you practice architecture now?
@@EnglishCoach3Ts Thank you so much for your reply. Yes I practiced architecture after I graduated from university. I had been working for a building design company as an architect for almost 20 years. And then transferred to the quality control and IT support for the designers. And now I’m retired so I had enough time to do my favorite things just like learning English and playing piano. I’m enjoying it so much.
Go on, it is gonna be helpful for english learner
Thank you. Are you an English learner?
I liked very much this lesson and I am looking forward to watching you more in the future.
Thank you! 😃 I'm so glad you liked it. Hope to see you in the comments soon!
Hello Tanya i am happy when to see you help me a lot tank you 🌷🌷🌷
When I listen to you speak I understand you clearly. Listening to you from now on will be an excellent experience for learning to listen and speak. Thank you.
This is a great idea! Watching, listening, commenting and then practice speaking about it!
@@EnglishCoach3Ts 👍👍
Thank you Tania, your video is very useful in my English learning journey...
Happy to hear that!
* Can you relate to this story? Can you remember a similar story?
When I first started working as a civil servant, I should have not bleached or dyed with noticeable colors.
A civil servant should be tidy and simple all the time and bleached or dyed hair was considered not only inappropriate but a bad thing. At that time at school, if students had dyied thier hairs, they would have been expelled with stamping them as troublemakers.
Today I wouldn’t even be talking about because it is so normal to bleach or dye my hair although I’m still a civil servant.
1 Is this kind of video lesson helpful for you? Why or why not?
This video is really helpful for me.
Although I tried to memorize words or phrases through special methods, it was really difficult to remember. But when I learned them through conversation, I could continue to remember.
Like you said that is because I was learning them in context.
So if you make this kind of English video lesson, it would be fantastic.
2 What do you think I should call this series?
I’d like to call this series “Tell me about you”.
At first you tell us your story, and then we can tell you our story like you did on this video clip.
3 Any suggestions to make this lesson better?
I think It would be better if the story-telling is a 2-3 minute clip.
With this video clip, I did shadowing and it helped me a lot. So if the clip is too long, it will be difficult to give it a try.
And if you open a shadowing challenge on Instagram, it will be helpful for other learners who want to try to the shadowing.
For instance, if it is a 3 minute clip, we can divide into six parts, which is 30 minutes. And for six days, challengers will upload their shadowing reels on Instagram.
Seiki, great job practicing your English. Just a couple of things to change. *dyed their hair. - we don't say hairs - plural with an s. and I think we would have "labeled" them troublemakers. There may be people who say stamped but I haven't heard it.
Thank you so much for all your great suggestions! You ROCK!