Thank you for your message! I'm glad to hear that you are trying hard to improve your English. The balance between grammar practice and speaking practice is key. However, studying grammar is boring so it's difficult to continue. One good way to naturally improve your grammar is to write a lot. By keeping a diary or writing short essays on general topics, you can practice your grammar with full sentences. And your trainer can give you feedback, which will help you improve your grammar. By the way, I think that Japanese proverb. Good luck with your studies. : )
This was amazing! I've read somewhere that the Japanese language and the English language actually require different parts of the brain. This is not the case among some Western languages. So translating btw English and Japanese is not a great strategy apparently when you just want to speak. I think trying not to mix two languages when thinking is effective (b/c in this way you don't have to translate in your head). Thanks for this hopeful video!
Hi there. Good point. Yes, you are right. You use different parts of the brain when using English and Japanese. When I first came to Japan, it was so difficult for me to switch from Japanese and English. However, after so many years living in Japan, I can now switch quite easily. I think it takes a lot of time and practice to do this. Good luck with your studies. : )
憧れの関谷英里子さん😍
I'm using your video to practice japanese listening haha. Thank you
Oh wow. That's great! Ganbatte! : )
語学学習に必要なマインドセットが詰まった20分。特に「英語を使って何がしたいの？」という視点は、英語中級者が上級者になる突破口にもなると思いました。
Thank you for your message! Thank you Sekiya san for such great advice!
面白かったです
Thank you for your message! : )
hikaさん、いつも楽しく拝見しております。
今回の動画は凄く勉強になりました。
自分は、昔からスピーキングは、やってたんですが、文法が苦手だったので、何回か英会話教室行ったりしても、長続きはしなかったです。
外国の方と話しする時も、文法めちゃくちゃだけど、話しするのは、好きなので喋ってました。
でも今後は、貿易会社に就職する為には文法も大事だと思うので、今は毎日歯磨きのように習慣付けて無理なくやるようにしてます。
継続は力なり。
ですね。
日本のことわざです。
自分も無理せず、やっていきたいと思います。
Thank you for your message! I'm glad to hear that you are trying hard to improve your English. The balance between grammar practice and speaking practice is key. However, studying grammar is boring so it's difficult to continue. One good way to naturally improve your grammar is to write a lot. By keeping a diary or writing short essays on general topics, you can practice your grammar with full sentences. And your trainer can give you feedback, which will help you improve your grammar. By the way, I think that Japanese proverb. Good luck with your studies. : )
This was amazing! I've read somewhere that the Japanese language and the English language actually require different parts of the brain. This is not the case among some Western languages. So translating btw English and Japanese is not a great strategy apparently when you just want to speak. I think trying not to mix two languages when thinking is effective (b/c in this way you don't have to translate in your head). Thanks for this hopeful video!
Hi there. Good point. Yes, you are right. You use different parts of the brain when using English and Japanese. When I first came to Japan, it was so difficult for me to switch from Japanese and English. However, after so many years living in Japan, I can now switch quite easily. I think it takes a lot of time and practice to do this. Good luck with your studies. : )
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