Remember to watch the final part of the video with recommendations - PLAY THE LONG GAME! English takes time, effort, motivation and you won't achieve any goals thanks to clickbait-y videos such as 'Learn english in xyz minutes'. Wishing you all good luck and happy language studying
8:20 Nice to see that the Netherlands has such a hige profencie in English. In my work I need to use a lot of English. Because I work for an International company. It is very easy to switch from Dutch to English. I am learning German now.
Thank you for describing you're experience! These days I'm seeing some Dutch vocabulary because I'm soon travelling to a Dutch speaking country, it reminds me so much of English at some points 😁
I enjoyed watching the video. Thanks! It is very interesting. The index shows india has less proficiency than South Korea. In South Korea, you can live without zero English proficiency, but in India, if you want to talk to people from a different region, you kind of have to speak English, from what I've heard. They have their language but English is the eaiest way to talk. However, in Seoul, you don't have any occasions to speak English unless you work for an international company or somewhere you have to speak English. I think the index shows English proficiency for people who at least are willing to learn English because the index is based on the English test, and it means they took the test to measure their English for any reason. Anyway, it is very interesting. I also agree with that English gives us a lot of opportunities. If I didn't learn English, I wouldn't have got to see your video, and met my friends, or done many things I've done so far. Thanks for making this video again. 👍
Yeaah exactly, unfortunately (as I've also mentioned in the video) this is not a comprehensive and exhaustive type of test, 2 million people out of more than 8 billion - we're merely scratching the surface. In India English is fundamental, indeed, and it would be wonderful if we could access more and more people and have more infos -this is more to have a generic idea of what the global trends are. Thank you so much for your comment, I appreciate it a lot 😉
it´s disappointing to realize that my country has a lower level of English fluency than I thought, even considering that the US occupied regions in my country for many years.
Remember to watch the final part of the video with recommendations - PLAY THE LONG GAME! English takes time, effort, motivation and you won't achieve any goals thanks to clickbait-y videos such as 'Learn english in xyz minutes'. Wishing you all good luck and happy language studying
Hi, Lemonzi! My name is Nayara, in from Brazil :D
Im studyng of the english. Congratulation of the making!!!
@@nayaracosta6648 thank you! Good luck with your English learning 😁
8:20 Nice to see that the Netherlands has such a hige profencie in English. In my work I need to use a lot of English. Because I work for an International company. It is very easy to switch from Dutch to English. I am learning German now.
Thank you for describing you're experience! These days I'm seeing some Dutch vocabulary because I'm soon travelling to a Dutch speaking country, it reminds me so much of English at some points 😁
You achieved more one brazilian subscriber! 💚🫂
thank you so much! you're a sweetheart 💕😊
I enjoyed watching the video. Thanks! It is very interesting. The index shows india has less proficiency than South Korea. In South Korea, you can live without zero English proficiency, but in India, if you want to talk to people from a different region, you kind of have to speak English, from what I've heard. They have their language but English is the eaiest way to talk. However, in Seoul, you don't have any occasions to speak English unless you work for an international company or somewhere you have to speak English. I think the index shows English proficiency for people who at least are willing to learn English because the index is based on the English test, and it means they took the test to measure their English for any reason. Anyway, it is very interesting. I also agree with that English gives us a lot of opportunities. If I didn't learn English, I wouldn't have got to see your video, and met my friends, or done many things I've done so far. Thanks for making this video again. 👍
Yeaah exactly, unfortunately (as I've also mentioned in the video) this is not a comprehensive and exhaustive type of test, 2 million people out of more than 8 billion - we're merely scratching the surface. In India English is fundamental, indeed, and it would be wonderful if we could access more and more people and have more infos -this is more to have a generic idea of what the global trends are. Thank you so much for your comment, I appreciate it a lot 😉
I am indian but i am learning english language ❤❤
graaande lemonzi
@@starlingafrica8791 grazie 💞 thank you!
it´s disappointing to realize that my country has a lower level of English fluency than I thought, even considering that the US occupied regions in my country for many years.
What country are you from?
@@lemonizihello my dear! I'm from Panama, glad to have found your channel.
New subscriber!!!!!!
@@montezumajuan8257 thank you so much! And sending you hugs from Italy
@@lemonizi thanks for the lovely shout out.
Sending you a big hug from my side of the world! 🤗❤️