Brazilian speaking English.

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@icarogreen 9 жыл бұрын

Strong accent, but who fucking cares? Since you are understood, it's just awesome. And, just between us, an accent makes girls more interested.

@Nancydhu35 Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your video. I’m researching Brazilian accent for an audiobook that I’m narrating. The voice is of a teenage boy; only a few lines but your video has helped me enormously. Ciao!

@monicachuidian-riveracalderon 7 ай бұрын

Your English is wonderful & you're a handsome young man

@davideduardos4621 9 жыл бұрын

Sobre o seu inglês, eu diria que um grande ponto positivo no seu caso é não ter vergonha de se expor. Isso já é de grande valia. Mas, falar outra língua, não é somente abrir a boca e ler as palavras como elas são faladas na sua língua materna. A língua é usada de forma diferente, toca partes diferentes da boca, sons diferentes. Dica: tente ouvir musicas e prestar atenção na letra como as palavras são pronunciadas para que você possa corrigir as suas possíveis duvidas de pronuncia. Outro fator, é aproveitar o fato de você não ter vergonha e sempre procurar convesar com pessoas nativas da língua. Manter um dialogo sem que nenhuma das partes pergunta "o que" é sinal de que você esta bom. Isso serve como autoavaliaçao. No resto, devo dizer que ainda tem um longo caminho de estudos pela frente. Já esta no caminho.

@moacyrvioto9554 9 жыл бұрын

First and foremost, it is of paramount importance to point out that there is a difference between fluency (how fluent you are) and accuracy ( how correct you speak). Unfortunately, there are a lot of Brazilians who are much more concerned about accuracy by studying just grammar. I am NOT saying that accuracy is not important, it does play an important role when it comes to speaking with precision and confidence. Both things, fluency and accuracy, should go hand in hand. However, it is crystal clear on this video that his level of fluency is far higher comparing to his accuracy level. nevertheless, he did manage to get the message across, in other words, he made himself understood. What is more, you do not get rid of your accent over night, it is really time-consuming and it requires a lot of patience and constant practice. Additionally, learning English does not have anything to do with where you are, I have been given the chance to meet people who lived in the States for quite a long time and did not pick up the language nor spoke English like this guy. All in all, it is not about where you are, it is all about exposing yourself to the language as much as you possibly can; and as he has mentioned previously on the video, listen to English, read in English, but it is also vital to take a more active role by speaking and writing. Remember, when you read and listen, you are just receiving information (input ), on the contrary, when you write and speak, information is coming out of you (output). I am glad there are Brazilians who recognise the importance of the English Language in a globalised world that has been changing constantly. Way to go Gabriel!! and keep up with the good job and remember:PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. ;-)

@arielgrushka 8 жыл бұрын

+Moacyr Vioto Wow! That was very well-expressed! And I totally agree with the input/output thing.

@devoncolby5447 9 жыл бұрын

Your English is great!!

@Cristiano2213 8 жыл бұрын

Never give up, it is good man!

@peterivan1220 8 жыл бұрын

What did he say after saying business man? Ssssss ? Well, at least he tried. Keep it up dude. I could understand most of the time. Although there are some grammar mistakes and wrong pronunciation, he ain't give up.

@danielaugustosn 8 жыл бұрын

I think he'd say: Musician!

@peterivan1220 8 жыл бұрын

+Daniel Gus maybe he'd said that.