How to Improve your Spoken English

How to Improve your Spoken English
00:07 introduction
07:49 practice with a native speaker
11:59 practice with a non-native speaker
15:48 all other options
A lot of interesting posts by me:
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[@isamu0gawa]

I had been going to Japan College of Foreign Language since last two years and today I graduated from there. Unfortunately I couldn’t meet the teacher like you that you’re really, completely, truly teaching us what I want to hear from my teachers in JCFL. You’re the best teacher I’ve ever met, seriously. I’ve tried to practice what I thought about English learning. But yeah it didn’t helps me a lot. And now it’s time to practice English with your advice. I’m glad I found you on KZbin. Give me a thumbs up or send me a message if you read my comment. Thank you.

[@josebagonzalezporras1684]

Thanks Paul for your videos. Congratulations from The Basque Country the land of the people who speak Basque.

[@sellwellmixedice5068]

Hi Paul. I am from South Korea. It is truly useful advice for me. Especially, as I am in the condition that there are no native speakers around me at all, the suggestions to read a lot, listen to english contents, make my circumstances filled with english contents and talk to myself. Actually, I have tried to those thing by myself, which is meaningful to me as I am following a right way. I got a motivation to keep it myself without hesitation from you Thank you so much.

[@konstantingrudinkin2476]

Speaking with yourself is a thing! I was doing that for a long time when I had no opportunities to speak with someone else.

[@carolinaceci4753]

Thank you Paul. You are amazing I really enjoy listen to your voice useful advice.

[@mnbmusic2126]

I have subscribed your channel just now. Mr. Dmitri has rightly said about accent of yours.I am from India and an English learning fanatic as I studied English literature thoroughly, it has made me fall in love with this language.. I am also trying to sound cockney after following your lesson. You are indubitably the greatest of all among those I have followed on KZbin. Thank you Sir..... Hope to meet you someday, it will be an ever remembering experience for me.

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Thank you so much!

[@vladyavorov3605]

another great lesson Paul! I think thinking in a new language requires at least a few years. You can recognise it when trying to express yourself in your native language, looking for the right word.

[@nereaarbelaiz8831]

Thank you so much Paul!! I like the way that you explain the lessons! GOOD JOB ;)

[@rosamariaaguilar5159]

Hi teacher! Thank you so much for your advice.

[@lawrencelu7600]

Great video, and great people you are!

[@gabrielgkabelen9824]

Thanks Paul, job well done.

[@mohamedwarsamaboss5014]

You are great, Paul.

[@user-tj8fp7nc8i]

Paul, thanks for this video.Andrej

[@JB-of8od]

Your lesson methods was so helpful for me, i find myself much way better in english than before.. thanks paul👍👍

[@FelipeFigueiredodeCampos]

I am using my microphone to write here. you are the best thank you so much

[@terebina8946]

Thanks a lot!!!Your speech is so clear and it is so pleasant to listen to you and to hear you!!! And understand!!! PAUL wish you success and good luck!!!

[@georgiinazarenko5490]

Very useful video. Thank you!!

[@math-with-afshin]

Thanks a lot, very useful points

[@qokhofara931]

very clear my very very best teacher

[@zephyu145]

Student from China! Great lesson!

[@marcosdeoliveira6419]

I see you have such a passion for English, for teaching! I am a 28-year-old teacher in Brazil, and I really appreciate listening to you speaking! I am inspired by you. When I started teaching I was quite young- I was around 17 years old and I am blissfully happy in this field :)

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Marcos De Oliveira, thank you so much for your wonderful comment especially knowing that i have inspired you) I feel too that you are a passionate teacher. Keep that flame burning my friend)

[@andreapardomunoz1631]

Thank you very much!

[@muhsinyldz6122]

Hi Paul! Before everything i want to thank you for your helpful character. i saw your videos yesterday.i am saying with my sincerity your videos really very understandable.that's why i want to learn English grammer with you but unfortunetely i didn't find all of your videos about it. Muhsin

[@DjamalRachedi]

thank you paul

[@dmitrychemankov3309]

Hi Paul! Your British accent is the best accent I have ever heard! I've been practicing English for 10 years buit it's still a long way to go. I am happy to hear you are working in Moscow))) Have you gotten used to our weather yet?

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Dmitry Chemankov your weather is tough on my nerves but year after year i get used to it))) glad you like my accent))

[@dmitrychemankov3309]

Thanks for responding, Paul! Your accent is great but it would be underestimation of your true merits focusing on it. You are a great teacher and a good person judging by some videos of yours I have watched so far. My best regards to you!

[@monicastringaro637]

Hi Paul, I'm an Italian mother who's commetted to study English whenever possible. I'm listening to your podcast since this morning wneh I came across one of your amazing video. I can't help telling you that your accent is astonishing, clear and natural and I'm hundred years far from speaking fluently. But I bet that if I'll keep listening to you I might hope to get better. Thank you for your splendid online masterpieces. Monica

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Hi Monica) You are an angel, thanks) What makes me a proud teacher is a person's determination and you have it and your English will be C2 im no time) And being a mother, i can imagine it isn't easy finding the time to dedicate to learning...but you are doing a great job)

[@monicastringaro637]

:-))

[@akagi9475]

Rpg Games are all about interpret texts to understand the history. It´s totally diferent from first person shooters like Counter Strike. But if I could recommend a game it would be Metal Gear series. Amazing storyline, full of diferent expressions.

[@tankistalex3928]

You're the best ,Paul!

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Ali Elik thank you so much )

[@emattoso]

Hum paul ! I love you!!!

[@birdchrip55]

Thank you so much for all these precious tips you gave to us , I think reading is most important way to learn English besides practice as well , For me I would prefer reading a lot because i learn new vocabularies that i can use to communicate the others who interested in English , also practice is very significant because it makes the learner acquire the art of communication very rapidly as he can become very fluent in brief time according to the period of time of practice that he spends with the others who speaking English , I'm so grateful to you again and do not forget to upload more fresh video lessons of English because they are helpful and useful as well ,,

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Mohammed Ali I do agree with you to a large extent. Reading is a great source for learning and mastering syntax and lexis. Thank you so much for your kind words and i will most certainly upload more and more videos. I want to do some more vocab and grammar ones :)

[@mouhamad63]

I like this exampel I am from Algirea

[@vigneshwaran5884]

hi sir..really your teaching is spectacular....what's my query is that in which voice call app I get native speaker..??

[@nathalianunes7657]

Hi! I saw a lot of your videos and I indeed them like but now, I'm thinking about one thing: I'm brasilian and I study English since I was 9 and now I'm 19 and yet I'm not fluent and I'm not good with rules, grammar and vocabulary. I just can't, I don't know why but I just can't! I'll do the FCE test on thid Sunday and I'm really afraid about what can be happen. I only want some advice of you. Thanks in advance =)

[@user-ot7md7hh2e]

Good evening, Sir! Thank you for your splendid videos! I was wondering when subtitles might be suitable. I mean, what to do if a sentence played for a hundred of times remains unclear. Thank you.

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Елена Чернышова Then like if you don't know a question in a test... move on and leave it. Above intermediate level subtitles should not really be used. If in my videos there is something unclear, tell me the time and i will transcribe it.

[@user-ot7md7hh2e]

Practice English with Paul No, it's while watching films or tv-shows. Your videos are absolutely clear! Thank you very much!

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Елена Чернышова ahhh i see what you mean. Yes, then in this case, if you really can't catch that word, switch subtitles on since it would be the only way of knowing. But nevertheless be careful because at times what you read isn't always what is being said.

[@olgapikhtina4318]

Hi, Paul! I enjoy your lessons very much and I think I would like to have private lessons by Skype with you once a week for example;). Is it possible? How can I connect with you and could you give me some information how to implement my wish? Thanks a lot! Olga.

[@alexeytishchenko1045]

Hi Paul! Listening to this video, i found that you tell both "speak English" and "speak in English". The latter was seldom but nevertheless. Being far from the idea you could make a mere mistake :), i used google and revealed that "to speak in English" is used when you i) mean "communicate" rather than simple "to say smth, to know the language", and ii) have a choice which language to speak, say, English or Japan. Thus, i can say "speak in" talking over the language we are going to converse during an interview/meeting/seminar/workshop meaning that people have a real choice, understand and speak two or more languages: - Dear colleagues, let's decide which language we'll speak during a meeting: we can speak in English or in German, it's up to you. Does it work this way?

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Alexey Tishchenko my friend, you are spot on. And your English in your description is damn good!)

[@alexeytishchenko1045]

Well, about my English, i'm not afraid that you are too kind to me - i just know it. :) Thank you, however, it's also a kind of motivation. :)

[@PracticeEnglishwithPaul]

Alexey Tishchenko i wrote a post recently on vk: you know you've been teaching in Russia when.. And one of the funny examples was: even a student who got an A ar CPE will say their English is rubbish))) you're doing a good job mate))

[@xavierviteri4870]

Hallo Paul alles klar bei dir? Können wir Englisch und Deutsch Kenntnisse tauschen?

[@leyluwaa-li1948]

hi , Paul ) it's great lessons. I have one problem, I haven't friends with whom I can practice. I hope one day I'll spoken English ))

[@furkansungu2286]

Actually , Everyone has the same problem .

[@priyankarawat8763]

Sir I have no friend with in English so now what I am doing please answer my question

[@hemakumara3242]

Hey , dear teacher , I wish to speak in English with you. Please ,tell me how .

[@carlact5587]

I live in London I stlll can not speak English fluently even though I live with my daughter who is 12 years old and she came to London when she was 2 years old. I always speak with her in Spanish. From now I going to speak English with her bcz at the moment I feel frustrating. Apologies my mistakes. Many thanks for all ur good ideas.

[@thedmitryguy]

Have your speaking skills gotten better?

[@nhorsreynich1886]

hi teacher

[@nasrobob5182]

You don't mind if I talk to in English once a month

[@aDm219]

why hide your sub count?

[@BobuxManPoland]

Pozdrawiam ludzi od Wiktora S

[@nasrobob5182]

You don't mind if I talk to you in English once a month Practice English with Paul

[@aDm219]

counter strike lol