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You've decided to start learning English, so let's get you speaking like a English native speaker! In this video, you'll learn everything you need to know to improve your pronunciation and speaking skills English, in 1 hour. If you want to start learning English, this video is made for you. Our host expresses herself in simple English, with subtitles. This video will challenge your listening comprehension skills and help you progress in your English study.
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[@virginiamayo3658]

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[@lorjenelcasido3545]

Hi

[@rezaqasemi9514]

👍🤝👍🙏🙏

[@rezaqasemi9514]

Thank

[@ervinponce518]

This girl speaks Enlish very clear, I can understands her perfectly.

[@ivanmendes9233]

That's the way that everyone should speak it. However, the truth is that some natives have a very different accent or even pronounce the words differently. This girl speaks with a standard accent, maybe that's why you could clearly understand her.

[@nami4978]

Me toooo. Every time I go to school or watch videos for learning English, I can understand what teachers say 100%! But when I go outside....I feel like they are speaking other languages I've never heard...I just smile and say "yeah"😭😭

[@dunyaboylap5271]

@@nami4978 where do you live?

[@yasminayasmina2578]

Hi , why I can see her video???

[@LuneMoOnLune1]

@@nami4978 lol

[@arturferreira3155]

I can understand her perfectly. She speaks so clearly and pronounces each word at perfect speed.

[@doctoryaaswais2060]

Yes ofcourse. Actually you have good listening power💛

[@Zer0nuke]

Same for me! I understand every single word she say, but if I wanted to say the same phrases I get stuck. I don't translate into my mind That's really good for me. I Need to improve my speech

[@musictime6956]

Yeah sometimes i don't understand she so good but i want learn English like a native

[@javierwendel9961]

Same here!

[@betraid]

Yeah, even I with my english skills that are between a2/b1 can understand her very good. In my opinion English is so hard because of pronunciation, if your native language is very different languages from English like Russian or Japanese/Chinese or others, there are plenty of them, and if you have some pronunciation issues even in your native language, especially with letter "R" like in my case, it becomes hell when you try to talk in English, cuz you have to think first how to say it in English correctly, and in other way you have to think if your pronunciation is good enough for other person to understand you:) for me it works just like i described.

[@user-sz5nn9zv3z]

I’m Japanese. Her pronunciation is very clear. So, I can understand easily.

[@sithabiledlamini6125]

I don't want to speak like a native, I'm also proud of my own heritage. Thank you very much!

[@relaxationanddeepsleep324]

I'm not fluent in English yet, but watching this video and understanding almost everything is incredible. Best feeling ever!

[@mairym1642]

I think the same

[@muradlekov3679]

you are obviously fluent if you've understood almost everything, fluent doesnt mean 'perfect'

[@pedroarthurbarbosa]

Eu tbm sou fluente na compreensão do que ela diz , mas no speaking não sei nada, travo! Deve ser por isso que não consegui 100% de fluência ainda, Speaking é a parte mais difícil do inglês! 😅

[@hiitsapollo]

@@pedroarthurbarbosa simmmm, eu consigo entender tudo o que ela fala, mas na hora de falar eu acabo travando e pronunciando as palavras com um sotaque muito ruim hahahaha

[@aravindms7887]

That's great, if anybody wants to be fluent in any language, it needs practice. ✌️🙏💪

[@caravaggio7241]

to save your time: 1. 0:19 Identify objects around you in English. 2. 1:19 Repeat phrases you hear native speakers use. 3. 3:08 Make a situation where you can't escape into your native language. 4. 5:41 Watching TV and movies in your target language without subtitles. 5. 7:44 Don't bring a dictionary to your lesson. 6. 10:27 Train responses to common questions. 7. 12:23 Study with materials that don't provide a translation. 8. 15:07 Study phrases in addition to single vocabulary. 9. 16:15 Do your daily activities in English (Where possible) 10. 17:37 Use a learner's dictionary for new words.

[@juanmonroy2253]

Thanks

[@mviwes]

Thanks but there is an error. No 6. Trans -> Train(correction)

[@saisonusgeekus6719]

thank you!

[@saphiroec]

valar dohaerys

[@guoshuaifu3918]

@@juanmonroy2253 งฃบบ

[@hyf6845]

Idk why I'm here I'm a native English speaker. This is fun to follow along with tho

[@jess_z]

I love how she pronunces the all words. Is wonderful to hear from you!

[@luciano9747]

I understood 80% of this video, but when I go to watch movies or series, I don't understand more than 4% 😢

[@user-ws1nm9eq3v]

++++

[@itsme-pi6of]

True true

[@jejenrofiyana1892]

You just need to get used to listen everyday in english,like a we'll listen to mom's talking to we. Keep fighting :D

[@catristudy3903]

practice practice practice, just keep listening and i promise you will understand more and more

[@HungNguyen-pz8wp]

you can't hear the word if you don't know what word it is. .. maybe, collect more vocabularies into your word collection

[@nadyada4250]

I wish every native speaker speak like her. The way she pronounces every single word make me easily understand what she's trying to say 👍🏻

[@asikingunawan1584]

You are right !! If I want to speak in English, as a second language, then I must to translate everything in my mind !!! So my mind have to work double, maybe triple. It makes me very tired !! Thanks for the inspiration !!

[@mariafernandasanchez5642]

People don't talk teaching us like her, if you think talk with native is difficult, you don't imagine how hard is when you have to talk with no native from different languages in English.

[@annny9114]

I would like to practice English. Is there someone who wants to be my English partner?

[@annny9114]

@@Zer0nuke Thank you. 👍

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@efrilestari7841]

I like how she speaks because it's so clearly and i can understand all the information

[@nisarahmad9703]

Excellent piece of job. Every single word she speaks is understandable..

[@iremread]

me: Why am I here? my brain: Because you want to learn English.

[@iremread]

@kamal jaouabani Thank you. I fixed it.

[@nabumerang]

hhahahah me: like you

[@MaxMayer1]

no

[@buchenwaldhctib8435]

@@MaxMayer1, hi!) Максим, let's learn English together?

[@user-eq7qq4df5k]

😂😂😂

[@wen-xu3ku]

1. 0:19 Identify objects around you in English. 2. 1:19 Repeat phrases you hear native speakers use. 3. 3:08 Make a situation where you can't escape into your native language. 4. 5:41 Watching TV and movies in your target language without subtitles. 5. 7:44 Don't bring a dictionary to your lesson. 6. 10:27 Trans responses to common questions. 7. 12:23 Study with materials that don't provide a translation.

[@armandperellosentis7454]

legend

[@bernatcanaveraslaguarda1916]

You're the best

[@sudarmadjiedi3208]

Great thanks.

[@bloodwater7732]

How about F you Is that native?

[@Livia-Brandao]

Thanks!

[@mrCetus]

Hi, Alisha, you're the best explaining the lessons, your vocabulary and tone are perfect for us. I'm training my ears and brain with you. Thanks a lot.

[@jonerickgalvizgomez4898]

😮 This girl speaks so clear that makes me feel completely able to understand English ❤ It is possible to understand her

[@misterdonley1009]

Why it's easy to understand what she says but when you're watching a movie it's not the same thing it became completely different

[@joeyespinoza7830]

G. F.U because in English also exist different accents

[@SemyonKalyakulin]

that's absolutely normal because she speaks slowly and more clearly than usually so that everyone can understand her

[@manaryossry5158]

Change the speed from normal to 1.25

[@coralic8865]

@@manaryossry5158 Or change the movies speed to 0:75 :) :)

[@raminbagirov4698]

watch western movies they are great for language learning

[@carolnascimento1]

Your voice is so delightful and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@cheicksadibousoumano888]

Hi, are you a learner or what?

[@WesleyCarneiro]

It's true!!!

[@antoniolapietra2429]

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[@bunyodkorbunyodkor3467]

Yeah u r right

[@usmanusman-tk1gp]

Hlw

[@user-fd8gy7di6o]

Omg, it’s the purest and clearest English I’ve ever heard. I’m from Russia and sometimes it’s really difficult for me to understand native speakers without subtitles, but when I listen to this girl I have a feeling that English is my native)

[@NarutoUzumaki-zn4cs]

Actually, your presentation was the best in explaining the lessons and providing effective ways to learn English

[@CareerTalks]

You are a very good teacher.

[@robertsmexican]

simp

[@gutierrezmartinezdiego9032]

@@robertsmexican bro, wtf?

[@jonelocker4142]

What's on here? Once is speaking about the ONE teacher in this video and anothere sayed a same trash. Is it a trolling?

[@chandini9683]

Yes she is a excellent teacher

[@saidaouzguit7792]

@@chandini9683 hi you should say she is an excellent teacher not a excellent okay ☺

[@user-bk2rp5xy4x]

She spoken very carefully for everyone. I know that Native English Speakers do not speak clearly. They blend between words to words for speaking in order to be natural and smoothly. She is so kindness and humility. I like her English.

[@whatintarnation1230]

hi very good, your english is good, but humility means embarrassed like not good

[@nekoneko5777]

*she speaks/spoke *she's so kind and humble etc...no offence but i recommend u learn grammar more, i'm japanese too btw😀

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@miguelortizog]

Alisha you are a perfect English teacher, I have been learning English courses, but you are much better, you speak very clear for people who start learning English, thank you very much!!!!!

[@prajaknarach4653]

I am still studying English through your channel although I am an English teacher in Thailand. Many of you clips were used to motivate and inspire my students in class. It worked. Thanks so much.

[@MenteInquieta_Oficial]

I'm Brazilian, and this is the first video in English that I completely understand, the vocabulary used is very good, congratulations

[@caionogueira2452]

"How to stop translating in your head" me: "That's fine, I actually don't do this" also me: * imediatly starts translating * "OH NO, WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO ME?"

[@raulr.c.v4863]

XD XD XD

[@amvaolar5569]

Jaja sí true

[@joaomartins1336]

Immediately

[@Rickyrab]

Eekspay ooyay igpay atinlay?

[@user-uf1zc4ey5v]

リスニング出来てちょっと自信に繋がった 頑張るぞー！！

[@tahsinnoorshahbazkhan6727]

You are incredibly the most qualified English language teacher who i can trust the most. I feel enthralled by the way you speak which is quite impressive and convincing

[@chestnutfieldmas7490]

I am an older Japanese. Long time ago, I met a man coming to Japan from US who had to prevail his religion sent by the head office. He spoke Japanese very well. So I asked how he learned it? He told me he had been spending in a facility where everyone had to spoke Japanese only for 3 months. I thought it was the best way to master languages then. Your video reminds me of it. He was a man from Utah.

[@suisui6671]

wo excellent ,my kids still learning japanese just start on this may 4x monthly.saturday because her need go school .her still not fluent yet

[@chestnutfieldmas7490]

@@suisui6671 Japanese language is a "lonely language" as you know. It is not belonged to any language groups. You have to memorize 10,000 words to speak it well.( in European languages are 3,000 words.) I guess that your daughter is a fan of Japanese animations. I hope that she will watch them in original voices, not voice-over.

[@monami9930]

He probably is a missionary from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

[@chestnutfieldmas7490]

@@monami9930 Yes he is. It was almost 40 years ago.

[@Brendaoshimadasilva]

Her english can be understood perfectly, it sounds so clear to me and every tips can be put in all languages that we are learning. Great job, teacher!

[@darkghstlex...3319]

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[@deutsch_immer_auf_tadschikisch]

I can speak english, but no very well. Can we speak together english?

[@NY-ci7mk]

I'm Japanese teenager and I'm studying English for TOFEL now. I'm glad that she went to Japan and learned Japanese.

[@hilarionaugustus2549]

I have never seen a person like you teach English. You are good. Perfect ... you are the only one who motivates me the most to improve my English every day

[@koalakk2744]

Apparently,Alisha is a great master in language teaching. What she says is so so valuable for language learners.

[@user-lh6ls1su2q]

2000 year’s book

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@algernonjustbeyourself6183]

Wish every native speaker would speak English like this lady - comfortable with her accent and speed. I am relaxed like communicating with my mother language speaker when listening to what she says.

[@doctoryaaswais2060]

✅

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@melissam6588]

This is more like a robot slow weird teacher voice no one in real life would talk like this unless you’re teaching something.

[@mapcohk3684]

I guess that's just her speed and accent to teach. Maybe she speaks differently in her private life

[@Rickyrab]

@@melissam6588 but I wish more people would speak this way. I'm a native English speaker, but I'm also deaf/hard of hearing. So an easily understandable person is very helpful!

[@gh-si6ux]

Not disappointed this chanel give suggestions to speak English very clear awesome!!!

[@nayabsarfraz9548]

They both have very good accent..

[@EnglishEasyPractice]

I think, listening is the most important practice to learn English and improve speaking skills 🎧 I highly recommend short stories for learning English. Thanks for the great tips 👍

[@mariagutierrez6377]

Could you recommend me some links, please? I am learning English but my listening is terrible.

[@kim-et6qk]

@@mariagutierrez6377 you can watch like animated stories in youtube without subtitles for practicing your english skills

[@mdtoffazzal3058]

Like

[@user-ti2hp5yk6d]

Hi how are you? Where are you from are you learning English as me ? My language is arabic and I'm learning English right now. What do you say we can talk together 🙂

[@svetlana5466]

hi) I'm Russian, I need help in English, if you have time, will you be my native speaker for a while? I want to learn English, but I'm not good at it...( if anything, I use a translator now) Do you agree?

[@romandrozdov4422]

Its perfect movie, she speaks clearly without mumbling, murmuring, whispering how it often like to do native speakers. Helpfull video.

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@ecologiadederecha4844]

You learn Japanese? Wow, that's a great job, i was trying but couldn't learn the characters and differences like hiragana, katakana and kanji, so I gave up 😑 today I'm trying to improve my english and french, your help is great and I loved the video, BTW I always watch movies and interviews without any subtitles, this helps a lot, thank you very much and keep forward.

[@brazuca1799]

I'm Brazilian and I found your explanations very good! Congratulations and thank you, you are helping me!

[@user-ud1xq6gx1i]

この人の英語めちゃめちゃ聞き取りやすいやん。 字幕もなしでこんなに理解できたら自信なってきたわ。

[@SRapid-jl4bv]

同じ人がいてびっくり！ この人の英語聞きやすいですよね！

[@nekoneko5777]

ゆっくりハッキリ話してくれてるからね！

[@doctoryaaswais2060]

💛

[@diegoponce5241]

Listen to you is like listen to an angel speaking, I swear your voice and pronunciation are so sweet and relaxing.

[@user-gs1pk1vv5w]

I'm living in US and I really hope that everyone speak like her... Her english is so clear

[@user-hh7rd6cm1n]

突然の、きれいな発音の日本語にびっくり！

[@jexeralexandermaradiaga7304]

No sé cómo es posible, no soy fluido en inglés pero puedo entender a la señorita ALISHA como en un 95% con excelente claridad.

[@learnENGLISHwithdebi]

Estoy de acuerdo. Ella habla con mucha claridad. Me encanta escucharla aunque soy un hablante nativa de ingles. lol

[@neetusworld6801]

The way she pronounced each n every words are so clear..best vedio ever.. for learning English..

[@AldoVila]

Incredible helpful lesson,,thanks. To avoid translating all the time it's hard,, but really necessary in order to be fluent

[@karamveerrana3819]

I'm from India, you know when I was watching your video I was able to understand your accent, because you spoke every single word very clearly, I'm over the moon because I have found a good teacher who can teach me good English and all the subscribers who want to learn this beautiful language 🙏💕

[@jorgefernandez7053]

I want to my friend? For lerning english.

[@carlosl5273]

Que hermoso es escuchar a alguien hablar ingles tan claro y fluidamente :D

[@donna6999]

Es difícil encontrar a alguien que hable tan claramente jajaja 👌

[@maquin7]

Siiimm

[@juanaalmaraz7551]

Siii , yo le puedo entender casi todo!! 😄

[@sarahchannel6078]

She is tutor here thats why she speaks so nice

[@marthairenemamanivelazco8027]

Hello, teacher Alisha. Thank you very much for your advice! I really appreciate your work.

[@marieladavid1815]

alguien más tratando de aprender inglés en cuarentena? :-)

[@msbaujs]

si eduardoganapol

[@amiltonbarbosa9319]

Eu também.

[@optimalenglishwithreggie7050]

Claro! Hay que usar bien el tiempo :D

[@miladygonzalez4359]

Yo !!🙋‍♀️habló español , japonés pero me falta mucho de inglés!🤯🤣🤞

[@manoloquijano6491]

Aquí estamos! Jaja

[@higuchikoki762]

時々、先生の話す日本語が綺麗すぎて、びっくりします笑

[@024racchery2]

Rightttt I study Japanese as a second one,incredible lolololololol 上手く打てているかはわかりませんが、お水って単語が上手で驚きました

[@nekoneko5777]

ikr😂

[@Dan-sx3yh]

A

[@StrongestTinko]

@@024racchery2 お前英語へったくそやな 日本人なんバレバレやぞ

[@024racchery2]

@@StrongestTinko why not I’ve been studying English as a third language 😂😂😂😂 だけど、英語が話せる人は人の英語にケチつけないから君もへたくそなんだね😂😂

[@josedanielpinillosroque1189]

Me encanta este video, la pronunciacion es perfecta , se entiende lo que dices, nos ayuda mucho a los que quieren aprender ingles, muchas gracias. saludos desde Lima Peru

[@abbasallan3886]

I watch this video every day And I repeat 3 times per day know I understood everything that she explained I really love to learn english ❤️

[@whatintarnation1230]

to everyone who does not speak english, i’m a native english speaker and some tips i would give is yes there are different dialects to english, especially when people who speak english push their words together and mumble, so it’s also important to learn english slang, because in this generation it’s going to be a good idea to know that slang in english so you can better understand english and also different accents in english, so good luck! english is one of the most difficult languages to learn so i really wish you all great luck!

[@DiogoSilva-cx5rm]

Nah it's one of the easiest ones. If you really want a hard language learn Russian, Arabic, or Mandarin. English is a child's play compared to those

[@whatintarnation1230]

@@DiogoSilva-cx5rm no english is one of the hardest languages to learn bc, certain sounds and letters don’t make the same sounds if u switch the word to the ending with another word so it is extremely confusing, i speak english but i learnt spanish and spoke it for years and kinda forgot how to speak english and relearning it was so hard

[@DiogoSilva-cx5rm]

@@whatintarnation1230 No, it's not. Look at the verbs conjugations, look at he grammar. Everything is extremely easy. I'm Portuguese and for me English has always been really, really easy. The hardest part would be the phonetics, because it's actually difficult. Notwithstanding that, by listening and repeating you can perfectly acquire the sounds. The words don't sound as they are written? True, because English is not a phonetic language, so your option is to hear every word and repeat it. Also that happens in Russian tho. The word is differently pronounced according to where the strong syllable is. O is pronounced A when it's not the strong one, E is pronounced as И, Я is also pronounced as И, etc. Also Russian has 6 cases, in which every word changes their ending according to the grammatical situation. Accusative, Prepositive, Dative, etc. English is one of the easiest languages in the world, and thus it's a globalized language, which makes the finding of resources for it extremely quick and easy. If you want a really hard language learn Armenian, or Finnish, or Polish, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Thai, Arabic, Levantine, Japanese, Korean, Euskera, Slovak, Czech, Xóõ! Xóõ! is the most difficult language, probably And the other ones in the list.. each one of them is a thousand times harder than English

[@whatintarnation1230]

@@DiogoSilva-cx5rm portugués is on the easy side to learn english from, it’s easier to learn english if u speak french spanish portugués etc, it’s gonna be 3x more difficult if u speak hebrew, arabic etc, it’s gonna be more difficult learning english from those languages, reason being well let’s look at the words “rough” “bough” “through” all spelt with “ough” at the end but pronounced completely differently

[@DiogoSilva-cx5rm]

@@whatintarnation1230 So what? Try to say Превысокомногорассмотрительствующий in Russian. In those words you just need to hear how they sound and that's all. Besides, Portuguese is not so easy to learn (at least the European one), specially for the sounds, such as à or Õ, that has similar phonemes only in Polish. Those are a lot more difficult than any sound of English. And the easy part of English are not Latin languages, but Germanic, such as Swedish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Danish, Dutch, German, etc. For a Chinese person English may be difficult, but for any European people (except some countries where English is considered difficult and people do not use to have a high proficiency level, such as Ukraine or Turkey) English is really, really easy. That's why English, despite having 1500 million speakers, have only 375 million native speakers. The 1125 million left are foreigner people who learnt English as a second language. If it was so difficult as you say, that wouldn't be possible. Again, if you want to know what a difficult language is, check Xóõ! out here in KZbin

[@NiviaLu]

you speak so cleary and slowly and i like it cause I can get a break up for a moment to my stress of pratice a lot with many hard videos

[@ankitwadhwa89]

It is very difficult to find a practice partner in my target language. Although it is one of best video I have ever come across on youtube for learning any foreign language, I don’t have practicing partner.

[@tiagogardino]

I am extremely grateful for this excellent work. Thank you so much 🙏🏻

[@Rosalinaanstron]

I'm Venezuelan and Spanish is my native language, but i understand absolutely all of your video without subtitles and that makes me happy! I wanna keep practice. Thanks!!!

[@crismattos]

I’m so happy, I understood like 97% in the first 20 minutes, I just need to looking for meaning of 3 words that I’ve forgot

[@miltinho_sanches91]

We should practice, Cris, abraço

[@abshars8793]

Could you please help me to improve my English

[@marisoldelolmo4060]

I’m so happy, I can understand 99%, but I think yo explaine phrases verbs out a phrase isn’t good.

[@hiteshsapara7991]

Can you talk with me to improve my english...Please

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@adailtonsilva9257]

Hi Alisha, I'm learning a lot with your lessons, thank you very much Hugs from Brazil

[@sujal_nakwal301]

she is my favorite English language teacher , I only watch her videos for learn English

[@carlosvaldez9464]

It seems like a different way to speak English. With her everything is very easy

[@cristhianalter1490]

this is american english? soy de latam

[@waliachandigarh11]

she speaks very clearly , can understand every words as she speaking

[@RodrigoRojasMendoza]

You speak very clear, I understood all you said but in the certification exam the audios are terrible hahaha. This video was very useful for me. Thanks

[@noorullahyousufzai8569]

HEY, You know you are the best teacher. you really provide best options for studying thanks a bundle.

[@tayrinecoelho2242]

She speaks soooo well that I don't need the subtitle \0/

[@doctoryaaswais2060]

💛

[@cadafalch8652]

I love this teacher! thank you for your help and that of your team.

[@jessicashih6235]

Well well done. What an amazing teacher!🍎🍓🍒🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@sensalyoga7837]

You are the best of the best English teachers! Thank you very much from Berlin.

[@superborikim8408]

I wanna take my English to the next level.

[@TheArtofNursing]

Me too

[@warsplay3848]

Me too. Aaaaaaaaaa

[@user-nl8zh2fp6o]

Same here

[@kikemark2961]

@@reynaaaqueen9354 MR INGLESA?. YA LA BUSQUE PERO NO ME APARACE NADA

[@user-nt8yr5ou3z]

Me too...

[@optimumtechhd3290]

Knowledge of languages is the doorway to wisdom.

[@ashourfeps3847]

Y r right.

[@MaximusRGZ]

that's true

[@lulekanembula6169]

True that

[@Arseniustruth]

Money is a real way to wisdom!!!

[@MrEjidorie]

@@Arseniustruth Nobody can purchase wisdom with money. We can obtain wisdom by lofty charactor and strenuous efforts everyday.

[@pharhadsaeed1]

Actually, I feel like I can speak English 100% after I 've listened to your conversation .... Just WoW what a perfect accent 😍

[@thepowerpromo]

Thanks Teacher you speak English very clearly I understand easily.👍

[@angelgarciamunoz9386]

Hello , Just to tell you that I'm an English facilitator. I've watched a few of your videos and I can tell that the work you do on them is for real the first thing in many years that can certainly help me improve my English by only watching you speaking. Congratulations for the efficient, effective and professional work you do... And Thank you very much.

[@abshars8793]

Could you please help me to improve my English 🙏

[@aboutenglish5345]

👌

[@darkghstlex...3319]

Ñ

[@pedropancoatl9712]

Hi Alisha, your pronunciation is very very clear, specially for non-native speakers as me, I wish everyone spoke like you. Tank you for this content

[@jeevanmandal2227]

I think your suggestion and points highlighted in this video is very valuable and I have started practicing these points in my daily activity. I can feel now it is effective very well and improving my specking skill.

[@21.bhagyamlux30]

Her pronunciation is just awesome. I am sure that she make her beautiful language because of the practice and years of hardwork. Nothing is simple and try hard and practice well

[@oetucan]

Hi Alisha, I found your channel through the suggested videos. I would like to firstly thank you for posting informative, brainstorming and engaging videos to help people to develop their English Communication skills quickly. Particularly, the strategies are simple yet effective. I recently created a KZbin channel and I have been doing my research now. I just subscribed to your Channel. Once again, thank you for your help!

[@jeanxavierdacosta9718]

Her diction is perfect, it makes understanding much easier

[@zanobiajoseph3311]

Good

[@luanmota7637]

Exatamente

[@Rhemaaaaa]

The way she speaks is so great

[@wanerhuang3359]

I really like the teacher. She teaches English in a very easy and understandable way. I can fully understand her without subtitles. Very good!

[@missionspokenenglish5670]

Who really want to speak English like here 👇👇

[@hnk9015]

No

[@missionspokenenglish5670]

@@hnk9015 why

[@jamitotheace9570]

@@missionspokenenglish5670 why not?

[@komiljonabdulloev2412]

I want

[@SJ_SANGHA]

this is for teaching and also there is no any music n disturbance her, her voice is clear too

[@tedyharto7895]

Before I found it difficult to listen to native English speakers, but when I heard your voice was very clear, so I know what you mean, thank you very much

[@ufopitecogiorgio1982]

Please continue these lessons. They are very useful!

[@yoelpanchi]

Wow, i just listen an hour of a native english speaker and understad every single word, your pronunciation was so good to listen... you just made me feel good, my skills are better than i think...

[@smilegh7380]

I tried many ways to improve my English but won't success yet. I am keeping up, never give up.

[@fatimaezzahraaghazali1475]

The best key to success is listen listen listen .. Don't study grammar just listen, listen to audio books for example and you will improve inshalah ..good luck

[@smilegh7380]

@@fatimaezzahraaghazali1475 Tankyou. I will practice more.

[@moisteagle6556]

I did both, listened a lot and had two textbooks for english grammar. I think learning the grammar is quite important. but you can learn grammar from listening too, its just a lot slower

[@smilegh7380]

​@@moisteagle6556 Yes. My lack is practice, I have few opportunities to use English in my daily life. I listened and read a lot but I never produced.

[@t.ayilak]

Smile Gh what is your native language ?

[@azielromero7670]

For non-native speakers, I recommend you, find a job to speak everyday with people with other language. Like a call center, tourism guide or something like that. I did that and that worked for me and for a lot of people. It's my recommendation. And yes, that will improve your second language level. Regards!

[@forgaoqiang]

It's almost impossible to get such a job if you are not familiar with that language.

[@gabrielthomaz6185]

at the "repeat" topic I just started try to repeat all the words she was saying (watching without caption) as fast as I could and also trying predict what she was about to say. Very usefull exercise to practice speaking.

[@user-tf3xt7on6n]

何でか分からんけどこの人の英語めちゃくちゃ聞き取りやすい

[@user-cr1kf7rk6i]

Thanks a lot. I like your lessons, I understand everything you say. You are the best teacher in the world.

[@princelu479]

marry her，beautiful girl

[@tanya.fomina8402]

I learn english and usually i can't understand quick english talk. But in you vlog i'm understand a lot . 😊

[@misterio4439]

Who am I to disagree? Lol

[@user-br1nb9ec5q]

She is so cute when she smiling and speaking .

[@RaselHossain-dg5qu]

You're so funny bro...

[@TheodoreCoolman]

@@RaselHossain-dg5qu not really :/

[@citizenstudio7080]

I'm not fluent in English, but I can understand very well what she's saying. you are amazing

[@leticiarivas5502]

You are very good teacher gracias 🙏🙏🌺🌺

[@user-yw5cx4om7h]

I’m from Japan! I’m so glad you can use Japanese!! This channel is usually helpful for me! And I don’t remember how many times I have been helped! I wish your health and success!!

[@ashourfeps3847]

Congratulation

[@guanama4028]

I speak japanese ☺

[@haripokharel4378]

Add me in facebok I will teach u english I'm from Nepal

[@__GOD__000]

うわー！よくやった。

[@enriquetorres9328]

My wife and I love your classes, we have learnd a lot, thank you very much

[@eduarddiaz6774]

learnt*

[@mattorres92]

Se le entiende bastante, no??

[@RealmeC-hl8gd]

I like to listen her step by step, she speaks clear and interesting voice, Thanks a lot,

[@TeacherAmin]

Phrasal verbs are very common in English, especially in more informal contexts. They are made up of a verb and a particle or, sometimes, two particles. The particle often changes the meaning of the verb. I called Jen to see how she was. (call = to telephone) They've called off the meeting. (call off = to cancel) In terms of word order, there are two main types of phrasal verb: separable and inseparable.