How To Learn English By Yourself (No Teacher Needed)

Some resources I recommend:
- EnglishClass101 (all-in-one site for learning English): www.englishclass101.com/membe...
- Lingoda (online English school): referral.lingoda.com/6zshDd

[@EngGal4]

Input- reading(narrow reading- read one topic over and over again) and listening(repetitive listening), memorize a sentence or dialogue Output- writing & get feedback Fluency development- check the speed you speak in English and native people people speed and understanding Deliberate study- grammar,vocabulary- flash cards -linquopai

[@sediqzara5063]

More videos for fluency .

[@user-yi4nb5ci9i]

Exactly, that's what we need for now.

[@ZiroSpice]

+1

[@susantochou9079]

I love your teaching.. your sound clearly, speed can be acceptable for beginner and your vocabulary is not difficult to understand.

[@TheTreborMedia]

The input is king.

[@davidrock65]

I’m amazed by your accent as well as your looks ❤

[@ThanhNguyen-wd9hg]

Definitely a video in depth about developing fluency, coupling with using grammar and vocab flexibly and precisely, please

[@honting2005]

thanks so much for your advice, Lois. I love your video.

[@user-xp2df6jr6e]

amazing

[@sivsokchea4456]

Great topic ❤

[@lizzethmancilla5197]

Valuable information, thanks for your teachings:)

[@aldorossi3177]

thanks for sharing your precious experiences Sir!

[@lamiamahmoud599]

Thanks 🌺

[@nathanwelberry7689]

Thanks a lot. Another really useful video 😊. More videos for fluency development please!

[@Antonio_sd]

Thank you!

[@Guide2English]

Great work 👏

[@omarperezprada8473]

Thanks your English is quite clear for me and I am able to understand a high percentage about what you are teaching us

[@latifabounsir766]

Thanks 😊

[@maxamedmuuse3890]

Thank you my master I will also try to take this methods

[@frankramirez902]

Hey! Thanks for the video. Please more videos about fluency development 🙏

[@facundoobenauer6772]

Thanks teacher, greetings from Latam! UY

[@rachelli1623]

Love your vedios ❤ more vedios on fluency please 🙏🏻

[@IsabelaMariuta]

Please more videos about fluency

[@theonlywaytoheaven]

I Love your videos sir plz give more video like this I Love You sir

[@bhaiyaramnarayansingh4848]

Your videos are very useful for us. I am requesting to You Please make more videos on this topic.. Thank You Sir.. 🙏🙏

[@issachouchani4651]

May God protect and protect you, my dear brother

[@jeffdelossantos9974]

Hi, I am a beginner. Keep uploading, Sir. I love imitating you.

[@nishagupta-bz9sb]

More videos about fluency

[@abdelkarimsalah]

More videos plz

[@enory5983]

you have literally enlightened my light on my way of speaking. I have always spoken in a low pace even in French(native) and actually I speak the same ways in other languages lol😅 in fact, I have tried to speed it up however I can’t reach it at all 😂. thank you for you contents as usual , I really feel anki is so boring 😑 do you know other ways to replace it? any recommendations. I’m currently thinking about what I didn’t reach out my english goal from last year: MAYBE: 1-i haven’t spoken enough even though I have pratically spoken 1 hour per day except during the weekend. 2-maybe I haven’t read enough, I’m not a fan of reading books especially when there aren’t any pictures, i prefere BD 😂 3-maybe i was too focused to try to understand when to use present perfect even though I know when to use it grammatically but still make mistakes when I speak it 4-when i speak I tend to use the same redundant basic sentences,words,expressions- I output less than i know 5-i add so many words that is impossible for me at the end of the day to go over them, get overwhelmed and start falling asleep 6-i don’t really like write epecially since I had carpian tunnel , i enjoy more speaking and listening is obvious as clear crystal and also that’s the reason way i started learning languages 7-i love english grammar but some tenses or grammar don’t want to stick in my mind , should i do more exercices? 8-i still have some difficulties to get the main point when the topic is more specific , there are so many topics that i want to learn, it’s endless , languages are endless because that changes often new words,slangs,expressions, an so on. 9-despite people consider me as an intermediate english speaker i’m still block on numbers , i don’t really know why but when i listen to a video my brain block directly when it hear numbers in general. i do some exercices to improve it for sure but still don’t know the reason my coach told me i’m too obsessed with getting good at english and keep telling me to relax 😎 but I can’t because i’m working on becoming an English homework assistant so the relaxation will be at the end of my achievements hehe 😉 thank you and please keep it up with your effective videos 🌺

[@somayer557]

More for fluency please.

[@Fatema20221]

More fluency technique video please

[@karimnabil1851]

Awesome. Can you make a video about German as well?

[@milton.techie]

I'm a learner who is practicing English speaking in order to move in an English-speaking country. I started to know you from the video about "How I became fluent in English". I've watched thousands of videos from youtubers who upload language-related contents since I really wanna get the best advice. But you're my favorite one and i just love the way you talk.

[@loistalagrand]

Thanks

[@mardochenicolas757]

What's up ? Thank you for posting this video, you speak English well, and I like your accent, I have a question for you, I would like to study nursing abroad I speak English but I don't know what to do, do you have any advice for me? I am waiting for your answer, thank you.

[@joeltam7079]

Very nice instructions

[@loistalagrand]

Thanks

[@peterpesarini164]

I want a video for fluency

[@axeldeville7971]

Hi Lois! Really enjoying your content regarding English fluency. Uploading a video presenting others fluency techniques would be extremely useful! I’m waiting for the next video. In the meantime, I’m practicing my daily repetitive listening with some of your videos about fluency aha Keep going on this topic! 🙏🔥

[@loistalagrand]

Thanks!

[@teachersikhumbuzomoyo5419]

😂you're real a genius

[@rachidzamrak7243]

this vedoe is very interesseing , very good brother

[@loistalagrand]

Glad you liked it

[@asenaakalin9693]

Hello. How many years or months did it take you to achieve this fluency?

[@user-xp2df6jr6e]

how many years have you learned english? from japan

[@user-vl2ds8xl2e]

I've watched multiple videos you've uploaded!Thank you for great tips and sharing ideas^_^ So, I have a question. Since you learned English at school for 7 years and you mentioned that you were pretty good at the end. I assume you meant you had good grades. My question is that do you think you would have reached this far in term of English skills even if you hadn't studied English at school for 7 years? I'm a native Japanese speaker and I wonder if I would have been at this level without having studied at school. I'm asking you this question because you speak multiple languages which you didn't learn at school. Were other language acquiring processes any different from when you acquired English?

[@loistalagrand]

School definitely played a big role. It gave me a good baseline on which to build.

[@user-vl2ds8xl2e]

ご返信ありがとうございます^_^ やはり学校も大きな役割を果たすと、私も思います！

[@freeslavemind]

This works for any language?

[@fatihabellachannel3877]

Hello Dear, i'm fatiha from morroco. Thank you for your videos. I'm always lestining to you , i don'know way my brain talk to me and tel that i can't become fluence in english. I tel her that i can , ivhave probleme with myself and i have time i see a lot of vidéos but something missing. I don't have freind's or contacts with who i can practice my language. I hope that you inderstand my message

[@suiewy]

The 1st method is what aj hoge teaches in his power english course❤

[@sediqzara5063]

Exactly💯💯💯

[@user-eb2ct7mz9x]

Now, you're ready to start a new channel and teach french! You know, you are good teacher so why not?!

[@shanemen96]

your voice is very very good

[@loistalagrand]

Thanks!

[@shanemen96]

@@loistalagrand and now are you teaching english ?

[@espartaco2028]

First, one must inoculate themselves against English teachers, specific ones, who are unfortunately, like me. They have these great ideas which turn out to be complete bullshit based on selling you something, like Comprehensible Input. The childlike fascination of a native English speaker who DISCOVERS a foreign language is amazing! The Marketing power of British and American people makes it sound SO believable but, you're being sold, had, defrauded, in 90% of cases. What I did was simply ask, «How do we learn anything and everything?». The medusa in the skull cage only learns in two ways: Logical deduction by analytical context AND emotional response to one of six major stimuli groups. The way nature of English Grammar is something you should use as a ruler of what NOT to do. I can prove my points, if asked. I enjoy this teacher. He makes sense. I am anti-flash card, anti-CI and most of the other shit which doesn’t work long term.

[@Alec72HD]

Learning a second language without using a native language also creates a very long lasting language skill. I will use my friend as an example. As a teen he lived in Germany while his father was stationed there on a US military base. For a while he stayed on base, and though he took German as a class, he didn't learn much. Then he hooked up with a local gang of German teens. I do mean "a gang", as they did some illegal mischievous activities. He became very fluent in a couple of years. And that was about 50 years ago. He doesn't use German living in US, but he still remembers most of it.

[@andibensisva2155]

Speaking and writing are the hardest for me. When come to speak or write, I lost my words, I forget everything, I worry about the grammar. I take much to think then lose my idea.

[@LearnIn1Minute-xm6pb]

Same here, but we just require more practice.

[@Omar-tc6oz]

Can you talk about the"intermediate palteau" 😊

[@Alec72HD]

What is that ? If you want to be near native, don't learn through translation. All ESL teaching is done in English exclusively. Those who learn English using their native language NEVER become proficient.

[@ananascimento2860]

Please, send me the video to learn how to speak faster.

[@user-rq1vd1dz4c]

Tell me, why did you choose American English over British?

[@loistalagrand]

No particular reason. There's just more American content that is produced, and this is what I studied with.

[@Alec72HD]

Only 12% of native English speakers understand British deviation. American English is closer to Authentic English that existed 200 years ago, and almost 80% of native speakers use American version.

[@petchytiwa7555]

linquopai

[@PopSantos-nd8jb]

My opinion, subtitles always in english. I studied english with subtitles in portuguese (my native language) but i just improve my english when i started to watching videos with subtitles in english

[@Alec72HD]

If we are talking about adults who have a very dominant native language L1, ANY use of L1 will impede the development of English. Languages COMPETE and dominant language wins. Children don't have such overwhelming dominance of L1 in their psyche, they can simultaneously develop 2 languages.