Fluency Triggers Speech: Learn English As A First Language To Speak Fluently

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Most language students believe that speech triggers fluency. So the more you speak, the faster you get fluent. But this isn't true, since many people try to speak for years, yet don't become more confident and fluent. The truth is that fluency is built through understanding as you destroy doubts you have about a language. As doubt is destroyed, confidence and fluency develop automatically. So if you want to become a fluent English speaker, learn English as a FIRST language by destroying doubt, and speaking success is guaranteed. :)
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Click here to start speaking fluently: tinyurl.com/ycxvdnj8 Click here to get native pronunciation: englishanyone.com/frederick Most language students believe that speech triggers fluency. So the more you speak, the faster you get fluent. But this isn't true, since many people try to speak for years, yet don't become more confident and fluent. The truth is that fluency is built through understanding as you destroy doubts you have about a language. As doubt is destroyed, confidence and fluency develop automatically. So if you want to become a fluent English speaker, learn English as a FIRST language by destroying doubt, and speaking success is guaranteed. :) Destroy the doubts that stop you from speaking, here: tinyurl.com/ycxvdnj8 Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: / englishanyone Twitter: / englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #LearnEnglishAsAFirstLanguage #EnglishFluencyTriggers

[@امينهالردادي]

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[@EnglishAnyone]

You have access forever. If you can understand the course information, but can’t speak fluently, we can yet you fluent. :)

[@hanhiphan6806]

Hi, I have watched your videos for 7-8 years, when I, as a high school student, struggled with English. I was thinking I would never can study abroad with my bad English skills, but now I live in a English speaking country, finished my bachelor degree here and nearly done with my master degree as well. Just saw this video pop up from my feed, indeed, your lessons are always amazing and easy to follow. You are one of the people who bring me to who I am today. Thank you.

[@EnglishAnyone]

That’s great! Recommend our channel to others who want to improve! :)

[@priyanthimallawarachchi8784]

Good morning sir today l couldn't catch your lesson but l listening now thanks a lot help others people .have a great day .

[@dragicagorgieva5492]

👍, so many years I learn English as a SL, but after your lessons I start to learn as a FL and the results are different for me, thank you❤

[@YouL1Que]

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[@YouL1Que]

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[@prabhamuthu8477]

Am from india. Really your explanations are so useful and understandable.

[@TahaKhanali-py4ij]

Thank You man,you always teach new things💙

[@MC-bq9dj]

I really overslept this morning, just because I over drank a little last night.. :) I’m so happy after a long time to get some of your lessons I didn’t get at all recently. :( I’m still enthusiastic to see you drawing this way, so spontaneous and so explicit! In addition to your amazing work to help us to get fluent in English, I’m a great fan of your art too!! :D (I was born in the art universe)

[@johnibat]

Thanks...🙏

[@abdulmuneerpp6898]

Aha it's fantastic absolutely right

[@marcrussell3137]

Perfect explain! 👍

[@nicopittaro_0795]

heyy! nice video, I wanted to know if with the cheaper course you offer, I could reach fluency, Or I've to buy the pack that include all you offer? Thanks so much, continue doing content, you are such a help for language learners.

[@EnglishAnyone]

The Native Fluency Blueprint shows you how to get fluent, then you apply these strategies independently as you learn. Fluent For Life gets you fluent with step-by-step training that destroys doubt, and it’s guaranteed. :)

[@marcrussell3137]

Hi ; Marc/Canada If overwhelm And overall follow the oversleep rule as well?

[@Rocky-bi5dv]

Hello Hiro from Japan. I have a question. In order to have that "Aha moment, " we need to prepare for that moment like going going over some words or expressions on a daily basis. I check some basic expressions daily and try to have them in sight whenever I happen to see them like in the movies or in the lyrics of music. Do you think I am on a right way for "Aha moment "?

[@EnglishAnyone]

The key to having these moments is usually approaching vocabulary, grammar and pronunciation from different “angles.” So if one example doesn’t help you understand something, try a different one, or from a different speaker, etc. You see a few examples of this in this video, like the various pictures of “dep” (which isn’t a real word). But trying different approaches is always better than repetition. Watch the “how to make espresso” video on my channel for more. :)

[@Rocky-bi5dv]

@EnglishAnyone Thank you for the useful feedback 😀

[@angelcriver9219]

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[@عدنانسبهان-ف1غ]

Hi good morning?❤

[@vamadevanpradeepkumar7454]

Overseeing?

[@ErdinçŞengün-i4x]

Hi, I m from Turkey. I just wanna ask one thing how we can get more input about english? Because we are not kid now and we dont have much time to immerse in english. How we can be shorten the process or actually what should we do? Sorry for my grammar. Thanks for teaching.

[@EnglishAnyone]

This is what we do in Fluent For Life. You must focus on the topic that gives you doubt. This is how you’re able to learn quickly. :)

[@susi.haey.5497]

Hey Drew. So you mean: "You saw the birds over there on the branch 🤭" and the word yonder is used differently? Thanks for all 😂❤

[@EnglishAnyone]

"Yonder" is usually a greater distance than "over there." :)

[@susi.haey.5497]

@@EnglishAnyone understood 😉. Thanks a lot and have a wonderful Weekend.

[@angelcriver9219]

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