Why Is Learning English with Stories Better

Lets' talk about Why Learning English with Stories is Better!
Can you relate to anything in this video? What kind of stories are you interested in hearing about to learn more English?
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[@mickey789main]

I watched maybe most of all your videos already. Hi, I'm from Japan, and my name's Kazu. I asked you before if that I listen only you is enough for learning English. Your answer was no, so I try to listen many native English speakers. I'm getting used to listen to English so much than before. It passed only three weeks! I've just started to work at new campany whose head office is in D.C of the U.S. A few days ago, I decided to become a Japanese instructor, and then I sent email about this, ofcource using English. My supervisor in D.C was very pleased to know it. This is also one of my improved English! Thank you so much and I appreciate you. In adition, I continue to learn not only Japanese instructor's curricurum but also English.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

This is fabulous news, Kazu! Congratulations. Thank you for sharing your story for me. I am so glad our videos could be helpful. Best wishes to you!

[@mickey789main]

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[@HumbertoArturo]

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[@eduardoluisfagundesdasilva4415]

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I am so glad you like it. Welcome to our learning community!

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Muchas gracias señora...usted es lo máximo para ayudarnos.....le agradecemos...saludos

[@omarzamudio8130]

Good evening, Teacher. My name is Omar, I’m from México. I’m living in Guymon, Oklahoma. Thank you for teaching.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Hi Omar! You are very welcome and welcome to our learning community!

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It's my pleasure! Thank you for letting me know you liked it!

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[@DawnPeacock]

Yes!! I am so aligned with your approach - learning language IN CONTEXT is so important. What's meaningful is memorable! 💛💛💛

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

So true! I love how you said, "What's meaningful is memorable!" Beautiful!

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[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

I am so glad you are enjoying the lessons! Keep watching and commenting.

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[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

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[@renicostareni2313]

My lovely teacher Tanya😀Now I'm plethora of love for learning Inglish from you. In additio to I realy love to hear from you the new word: Antiquerid because it is sound funny to me. Thank Tanya for this wonderful vídeo.😊

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

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[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome! Unfortunately this is the camera I use for recording videos like this but the camera I use on lives is still the same one. I am taking your advice though and researching some cameras for live videos. Thank you!

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From recently I started to learn from you, but I didn't think that it will be useful so much me. It's great 👍 thank you very much teacher, I'm Prem from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Welcome Prem! I am so glad you are watching and that it is useful for you!

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[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you for your comment. Growing a little each day is how it happens! Keep up the work!

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[@veronicacapacetti4825]

Thank you teacher, I feel like I have learned a plethora of things in this video!!!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Glad it was helpful! What a great use of the word plethora!

[@feishu3058]

Thanks. I learned a lot from your video.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome and Thank you for watching!

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I'm learning a lot with you🇧🇷!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

I am so glad to hear that!

[@oscaraldoma4459]

Another super helpful video with a plethora of awesome tips to improve our ability to become better English speakers. Thank you so much! Loved it.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you for your comment and your great use of plethora! I appreciate it!

[@oscaraldoma4459]

@@EnglishCoach3Ts Thank YOU! Not only have I just learned the word plethora and how to use it because of your video, but also it led me to look it up in the dictionary to expand my understanding of it, which - in term - led me to find out the word "profusion". I now know those plus cornucopia. :)

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

That is so cool! It sounds like you are having an excellent learning day!! Keep up the curiosity and great work!

[@MoisesGHG]

A plethora of thanks, teacher! And the website that you recommended it's really amazing. I was trying it out, and it's very useful.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome! Yes! It is a great website! So helpful! Great job using the word "plethora"!!

[@RhenanMartinsRepoem]

​@@EnglishCoach3Tsthanks. I Washington looking in everywhere to see how to write plethora. I'm from Brazil and I wrote plattara 😅.

[@rinom1990]

Thank you so much, dear Tanya. You are really great and lovely.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you so much

[@victorluna4926]

I love your channel!!! Thanks for sharing all this tips to improve our English. I read an English novel and I wrote the meaning of those words that I didn't know. Now I will create a list with those words and I will start practicing the spaced repetition. Greetings teacher!!!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome! I am so happy to hear that you will use spaced repetition! That's awesome!!!

[@sebastianolongo143]

Good evening Teacher Tanya, thank you for useful lesson, these words, Plethora, Cornucopia and Antiquated are made Greek an Latin origin. In Italy those words are commonly useds in daily life. Very interesting! I follow you with interest

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That is so interesting! Thank you for sharing your comment!

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You are very welcome

[@steelfanther328]

Context plays a huge role in world politics ... For instance, have you ever noticed that when you say, "I hope you're hungry" in a place like America it's nice. But if you say that in Africa it is a cruel joke ... Moscow, Russia

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You are so right!!! I have never thought of this particular thing! I always love reading your funny and witty comment. This one is very insightful. Keep 'em coming.

[@susanaceliamoyano4077]

Thanks Tanya once more. You gave us cornucopia of ideas, examples.Best wishes

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

My pleasure 😊 Thank you for watching and commenting! Great job using the word "cornucopia"!

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Thank you so much your lessons are really helpful.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome and Thank you for watching!

[@EmersonSpeakerBRAZIL]

Nice lesson! By the way, this clock behind you is beautiful, however, some numbers are upside down. Anyway, stylish...

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you! Yeah, it's strange how sometimes they put the numbers upside down like that. Weird.

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🇧🇷Simplesmente FANTÁSTICO! Obrigado🌳

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thank you😀

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[@gloriazapata1812]

I prefer vocabulary that is important for me

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

What kind of vocabulary is important to you?

[@kestaal427]

Thank you very ❤much

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You are very welcome!

[@leonmiguel459]

Hi Tania, you promissed to us to make a video explaining us all the tenses in the english language, how far did you get in that regard? Other than that my level is currently at an intermediate level pretty much the start of upper intermediate at grammar, writing b1, speaking b1, listening between b2 and c1 I can help in french and German where i currently live, if you are an english native preferably over 35 years old, thank you in advance.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you for the reminder. I have it on the list. My list has quite a few things on it so I will ask that you be patient, please. I will get to it!

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Thank you!

[@RhenanMartinsRepoem]

Cornucopia and "Plattawa". I do not know how to write "plattara or plattawra". Someone could help me? I'm from Brasil.

[@RhenanMartinsRepoem]

Plethora. 😅

[@RhenanMartinsRepoem]

Plethora. 😅

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Plethora means a lot of something

[@arcanelore168]

You should create podcast with tens words in each podcast, and create them forever. You have 170 thousands words in the english alphabet. So why not.

[@mehmet.albyrk]

Slow, intersting and clear in short all what we need as a learner as usual. Thanks teacher❤

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Glad you liked it!

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Wowwww !!!! I m a brazilian person🇧🇷 If all americans talked like you 😊

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you! Wouldn't it be nice if all people of any language spoke clearly! 😁

[@I_M_PON]

Thank you teacher for the interesting explanation. You repeat new difficult words several times and this helps to remember them much better.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You're welcome! You are so right! Repetitions is so important!

[@harshchopra1486]

Great

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you!

[@susanaceliamoyano4077]

HI dear Tanya. Like you i usually say words that are not so common nowadays, not a single word about teenagers. So i am suppose to be an antiquated speaker ha ha, fluent but far from the idiom repetitive and with new modisms. What i appreciate in your videos is the way you pronuonce the words, opening your mouth and producing the best sounds. Sometimes i follow extracts of movies and I confess, the impossibility of understanding them, perhaps due to the fact o their native and speedy way. Besides very closed. Tanya I thought the word through as a synonim of because, given by another teacher. It became confussing for me. Muchas gracias, pocas profesoras, pareciera, tienen tu nivel. Dios te bendiga.

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Thank you again, Susana! Keep watching and watching lots of comprehensible input and your level of understanding will increase little by little!

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[@kuethmok3431]

Yes i thank so much you learn by my self in dectionary English and i have to precises so well every day

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Practicing every day is a really great way to learn! Thank you for watching1

[@yasintadesse3859]

sweet speech from you is a medicine in addition to wisdom talent

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Thank you for such kind words!

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This podcast is very helpful for me thank you.

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Best wishes,, my teacher ❤️

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Thank you! And best wishes to you too!

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Excellent tips

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Thanks a lot

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I love your natural smile!

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Thank you! This compliment means a lot to me.

[@qiupark1831]

Thank you Tanya! Got two interesting words in this video. Some words I remembered them just a single time in a certain scenario and some words I couldn’t remember even though I ran into them a bunch of times. It’s tricky.😂

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

It is tricky. Keep working on it and practicing!

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Well done

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Thank you!

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You’re the best, teacher Tanya.

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Thank you! I appreciate your feedback!

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@@EnglishCoach3Ts I’m a teacher as well but my accent….. Thank you one more

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Ossom

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Thank you!

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Thanks Teacher!, I love your patience with us. Your speak is very clear for me. I understand everything and I follow all your recommendations ❤, thanks!

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

Hi Laura! I am so glad that the videos are useful for you! Thank you for your comments!

[@WHIVIX]

I think telling stories is the best way to teach languages

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

I agree!

[@josechibani3503]

I think that every student tô have enough understanding tô communicate the rest come with time

[@EnglishCoach3Ts]

You are so right!

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Hi Tanya. I can relate with that situation twice or three times😂 It's a extremely panic, our mind can be normal we just think that we need to find them. I'm grateful you, me and others here had a great such relief!

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👍

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Thank you!