sweet Jade, maybe a personal course like lingoda where you can decide when to study or how long could help you. You clearly don't want to be in a pressure situation.
Hi Jade, do you have any courses I could do, which would help someone who is fluent in English, but adjusts the speed and pace of their voice? I speak too fast sometimes, way too fast, when I was younger I fixed the problem while studying drama and going to university - however the issue comes back sometimes. I would be very grateful if there is something you can offer or suggest.
Hello. Jade I am Alonso Giraldo from Spain And 10:28 I agree living in the country helps to learn but nowdays you can do way better with your smartphone So you can learn living in the forest/jungle. Nice video Cheers mate
Totally agree on how setting foot on a foreign country will not accelerate your language learning. No, learning a second language depends on passion, interest and having a nice, reasonable exposition to the language, ideally a mix of oral and written content.
2:58 I understand from this that you felt a bit 'less' than the rest because you weren't fluent in other language even though you are passionate and very talented at your own language. And somehow rationalize that in terms that most english people don't learn foreign languages because they don't feel the need. There's something else. Your view of the english language although we all love it, is one of the most inflexible to be found, you ve got a very strong sense of rightness so your chances to experience language interference are high.
I'm currently working in London and I don't ask people who are they going to vote for. Nobody ask me that either. Also in Spain, where I came from, is considered part of the private life.
I find video games a little stressful sometimes ~ I need escapism in those moments. In the game, I stub my toe on a turtle shell ~ in real life, I stub my toe on the coffee table ~ I'm yearning for an hour each day with no toe stubbing (heavy sigh)😄
Remember with the introduction, bloody smile, make it appear you´re about to present something remotely interesting! Is that Gordón the Gofer in your profile?
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sweet Jade, maybe a personal course like lingoda where you can decide when to study or how long could help you. You clearly don't want to be in a pressure situation.
I think it would be worth doing at some point, but not now.
Hi Jade, do you have any courses I could do, which would help someone who is fluent in English, but adjusts the speed and pace of their voice? I speak too fast sometimes, way too fast, when I was younger I fixed the problem while studying drama and going to university - however the issue comes back sometimes. I would be very grateful if there is something you can offer or suggest.
Hello.
Jade
I am Alonso Giraldo from Spain
And 10:28 I agree living in the country helps to learn but nowdays you can do way better with your smartphone
So you can learn living in the forest/jungle.
Nice video
Cheers mate
Hi Jade! Thanks for another helpful and sincere video. Maybe in the following videos you will tell us about your preferences in music?
Totally agree on how setting foot on a foreign country will not accelerate your language learning. No, learning a second language depends on passion, interest and having a nice, reasonable exposition to the language, ideally a mix of oral and written content.
Jade is very intelligent. She has found a way between focused learning and diffuse learning. And now I listening her relaxed english how I like it.
Love your videos you look so sincere and real you help me to understand better some words sounds 🙂
2:58 I understand from this that you felt a bit 'less' than the rest because you weren't fluent in other language even though you are passionate and very talented at your own language. And somehow rationalize that in terms that most english people don't learn foreign languages because they don't feel the need. There's something else. Your view of the english language although we all love it, is one of the most inflexible to be found, you ve got a very strong sense of rightness so your chances to experience language interference are high.
I'm currently working in London and I don't ask people who are they going to vote for. Nobody ask me that either.
Also in Spain, where I came from, is considered part of the private life.
Thank you for another educational and relaxing video. Politics have indeed become a rude word nowadays.
Hello Jade, Could you tell, please about your British accent course. I have been bought your course English Jade a few weeks ago, I'm injoying.
I find video games a little stressful sometimes ~ I need escapism in those moments. In the game, I stub my toe on a turtle shell ~ in real life, I stub my toe on the coffee table ~ I'm yearning for an hour each day with no toe stubbing (heavy sigh)😄
What about writing for ielts
hi jade
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Hi! Why do you say natural and not "nachural" just curious about the background of the pronunciation :)
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Hello
very pretty
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You looked tired.
UK isn't the best place for an R&R
You always look so tired. Are you ok? Blink two times, if you are depressed :)
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Remember with the introduction, bloody smile, make it appear you´re about to present something remotely interesting!
Is that Gordón the Gofer in your profile?
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