Good question, I would recommend writing words on a piece of paper with a pen.. and naturally review them but the most obvious place to review.. is in context.. you don't need flashcards, just keep repeating (using spaced repetition) content like articles etc.. Make sure to start with articles and podcasts and then progress to KZbin videos (20% above).. you will need someone to find the right materials for you.. check out my InterFluent course, it provides all of the right materials for you in a strategic way plus much more. You can sign up to the free preview just to have a look and if you like you can purchase 😉 🙏 hope this helps either way!

It's the natural British way! Glad you like Juan 👍🏻👊🏼😌

Do you prefer British or American? 😌

Thank you for the kind words! More stories? 😁

@@Nativlo yeeep of course.. Go ahead

Thanks for the question.. be careful with "understanding natives" American English is not the hardest it gets.. how are you with British accents, Scottish, London cockney? Etc.. that's real British native English.. to answer the Q.. you need to go up in levels, always find Conprehensible Input +1 but you also have to practice your speaking.. combine CI +1 with speaking practice AND writing the words down on paper (this is a secret most people don't talk about).. get writing lots as well as speaking practice and CI+1 ... email me for more support my friend if you feel you need! 👌🏼😌

And what kind of struggles? Thinking in your head? Lack of words? Email me more in detail brother 👌🏼👍🏻

Really appreciate this 🙏 would you like to see more videos like this?

Really glad to hear! Want to see more stories like this? 👌🏼😌

@@Nativlo Yes!

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You're welcome, glad this helps. Have you started implementing yet? 👌🏼😌

@@Nativlo yes, I have disciplined myself for more than 4 months 💪🏻

You've missed one important thing I mentioned in this video - CONPREHENSIBLE INPUT. You can't just get input alone (720 in your case) and be fluent.. there are other components to this obviously. It needs to be input slightly above your level, maybe you are trying to watch TV shows when they are too difficult for you or you stay watching stuff too easy or at your level, it's always gotta be 20% above your level. You can benefit from a native providing you material perfect for you level, I do this.. message me personally if you need personal help, but please don't disagree with the natural method and please don't believe grammar study is your answer.. for your sake 👍🏻🙏

Thanks Zafar! So thanks for the great video I'm guessing 😉 glad you enjoyed, do you wanna see more of this?

This is it.. building up one step at a time to more advanced. I will say if you wanna quickly check it out, my InterFluent course is exactly this.. providing the right level materials for you systematically as you are advancing in English, always slightly above your current level. This is comprehensible input +1. Link in description 🙏👊🏼👌🏼 glad you liked video

Oh great! I'll check the course. Thanks again.

Keep going! I'm proud of you 👌🏼🙏😌

you're very strong

My pleasure!

You're welcome!

Thank you my friend! Means a lot to me :)

Around 2nd or 3rd group (Greek, Russian, slavic languages etc) so let's say for you, 1,000 hours should be enough.. sounds like a lot but you are not a beginner and once you make this apart of your daily life, 5 hrs per day 9 months or so of Comprehensible input.. should be more than enough 👍🏻🙏

So true!

I ain't planning on stopping Zafar! Cool, more British, specifics?

​@@Nativloyes specifics

​@@zafarmurodullayev574 I mean what specifically do you want to see?

@@Nativlo everything as long as they are interesting and motivational which pushes us to learn English more

👍🏻🙏 thanks!

Thank you very much! New story coming up this week with many native words and expressions! Stay notified 👌🏼🙏

Thanks coach 🙌🏻

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So you are going to US in a month.. email me here [email protected].. be happy to email and give some advice here.

Thanks! Hope you enjoyed video. I'm from UK, England obviously 😌 south of England in Dorset. Where are you from? Maybe I could help coach 1-1.. I focus on pronunciation too in my live coaching sessions.

Relevant but these are more American expressions, obviously. Check out my Peaky Blinders video for more British ones.

That's great to hear! You could also say "this is a really cool video that's helped me a ton!" Or native version.. "this video is the shit!" (Very slang 😉) what do you want to see next?

​@@NativloI want you to make more videos about becoming fluent, and the importance of grammar and accuracy in speaking.

​@@NativloBy the way brother, is it possible to have a conversation or a phone call with you, I'm learning English online, specifically doing self-study. Having a chat with a native English speaker is one of my main goals

Anyways I liked your videos, and keep going at this tempo. I support you 💯💪

I completely understand. I can make a video on this too if you'd like? 😌🙏

​@@Nativlo Certainly yes! Thank you!

You are welcome 👊🏼😌 glad it helped

by the way love your content

That's right! 👌🏼😁

Babies listen for a long time before they speak, so any language course or app that says "you'll start speaking the language in the very first week!" (and that's all of them) just can't sit right with me

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You're very welcome! 🙏👍🏻

So glad to hear! 🙏👌🏼

You always welcome! Hope these habits help you 🙏

Thank you my friend, glad you enjoyed 🙂

Also sorry if the text is a little small.. I will make it more clear next video :)

Thanks for the support! I will do of course! Did you practice these idioms? 😉🙏