How You Can Become a Fluent English Speaker ALONE

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

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[@Yase2519]

Sir,can u please help me out how can we download Real life English app on pc?

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

@@Yase2519 unfortunately we don't have this right now!

[@Grewal0007]

Need mac m1 app

[@rosros2795]

All you need is time and dedication and sooner or later you will become fluent in the language you learn.

[@tineh9724]

@@rosros2795 can you share how you become fluent? I mean can you specific your steps? I will appreciate it. Thanks

[@cleangelimanunes8346]

I'm also Brazilian, and I dream of someday being able to live and work in an environment where I can use English naturally, building communication bridges through it 🙏🏻😊

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can do it!

[@tamermonier6250]

Hi Cleange

[@cleangelimanunes8346]

@@tamermonier6250 Hi :⁠-⁠)

[@cleangelimanunes8346]

@@RealLifeEnglish1 Thanks 🙏🏻🥰

[@tamermonier6250]

@@cleangelimanunes8346 how are you

[@diegomendez5646]

The sound difference between the S in adjectives and verbs has been mind-blowing. Thank you, Thiago!

[@sude4315]

I'm astonished by the fact that how similiar our english language journey is! Yet the difference is i'm just 18 years old. until this part of your story where you were 18 years old everything is exactly the same! If everything turns out all right i dream of becoming an interpreter. btw i appreciate the effort you guys are making for us. Your two channels really has helped me to broaden my knowledge in terms of english. Thanks a million to the whole community

[@filmwisdom]

Wow! That's great to know! I'm sure you will fulfill your dream of becoming an interpreter. Keep learning and developing yourself and you will get there. What you focus on expands. Glad to know you've been finding our channels useful!

[@zeynepcelik1869]

Same ❤❤

[@GTsang]

I've learned English for over 10 years but I still weak in speaking and listening. This video inspired me that if I can immerse English in my daily life, I have to talk and think in English for at least 4 hours in every day, then I can find out which words or expressions that I have to know in daily life. At last, thank for your sharing.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You got it!

[@birukassefa1661]

How become still weaker to speak English you have been learn over 10 years l am confused help make clear?

[@celiabernardes2789]

THIAGO I became your fan since I heard you the first time here in Real Life English. I'm also a Brazilian and I know how difficult is for us to become fluent. I really relate to your story because I started studying with donated old books and I have never been abroad. The difference it's that I never achieved your level of fluency, but I'm still working on it! You're such an inspiration Thiago!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can get there, Celia!

[@highteach3736]

You can learn with me

[@dramabuzz4205]

I am looking for practicing partner, would you like to join with me??

[@dannaothman]

I'm Dana form Kurdistan/Iraq. I'm so proud of you Teache Thiago Alencar you did a great job. work hard if you wanna be come a fluent like a best Teacher.

[@LuizFernandoAlvino]

Your voice pitch is fantastic. I'm also from Brazil, and it's incredible the level a non-native English speaker can attain. Awesome video.

[@filmwisdom]

Thank you for the kind words, Luiz! Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@dmitriizheleznikov2949]

You cannot imagine how we love Brazil and especially São Paulo. Once you get there you will never forget. It's not about the city itself which is interesting and different but about people and vibe there. If you doubt going there or not, the answer is simple.

[@gaminikumara4752]

Really an amazing journey of learning English to the highest level (C2).. Now, you're speaking just like a native speaker... Your story has inspired me too.. I'm from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 and have been with 'Real Life English' educational KZbin channel for a long time.. All the fluency coaches including Ethan on this channel are great guides and I have learnt a lot from them so far.. As I see, many other English teachers too recommend this channel for their students to use to improve their English language skills..

[@filmwisdom]

Glad you find the channel useful and have been following us for a long time! Thanks for watching!

[@kaioberri5171]

Do you know that Duolingo teaches English B2 level?

[@alien3305]

Cool

[@urinspire]

Finally met a person which is in my country❤

[@theronefilho]

I identify with the story of my brother Thiago, I started studying alone at the beginning of the pandemic, and daily practice really leads us to improvement and greater understanding, and every day we evolve progressively! I study every day for at least 60 minutes, and I see this story as a great testimony and encouragement for me and everyone else who is also on this journey! Thank you Thiago for sharing with us! Hugs from your Brazilian brother from Itaquera! 🌎

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hugs!

[@leandroribeiro314]

Wow! That's exactly what I was looking for! It's so satisfying to know how well a native portuguese speaker can be fluent in English. My hope is increasing

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Glad it was helpful!

[@filmwisdom]

Thank you, Leandro! If I could do it, you can do it, too. :)

[@MATHEW94061]

A estratégia que ele utilizou não pode ser ensinada, mas eu a conheço bem. Chama-se paixão. Eu sofri desse “mal” há anos atrás e isso levou meu inglês ao percentil 99% no nas provas de fluência. Minha nota foi superior à média dos nativos na língua. As pessoas acham que sou muito inteligentes, mas a verdade que tudo que atingi foi por dedicação. É fácil quando vocês gosta. Eu sou concursado, mas ensino inglês nas horas vagas e minha especialidade é inglês médico para profissionais de saúde (usmle, nclex). Mas qualquer pessoa verdadeira apaixonada por ingles pode entrar em contato que gosto de ajudar. Boa sorte a todos.

[@larissamarts]

Concordo plenamente, não existe nada mais motivador que alavanque de forma tão rápida quanto à paixão!

[@marconileo]

Eu concordo e foi a estratégia que usei também :)

[@ramirofrontera8967]

I need help bro

[@MATHEW94061]

@@ramirofrontera8967 send me whatsapp or skype?

[@InimigoDaCLT]

Ainda está disponível pra ajudar? Queria destravar meu inglês

[@mariama987]

Thank you for your report! I'm Brazilian too and 2 years ago I decided to learn English by myself, every single day. It hasn't been easy, but fun. And everyday I feel like a little winner. That's what I'm liking more. And that's why I don't want to stop.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can do it!

[@ranyachoo6455]

I came to America at my age of 30. It was really hard to be open to correction since I was not enough young to admit my mistakes. As I met my girlfriend who is a wonderful American lady, I changed and started to accept corrections, and my English improved a lot. I’d say being open to corrections and feedbacks is crucial, especially for those who move at a later age.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thank you for sharing your experience, Ranya!

[@mar-tin702]

If 30 years is old then we are fucked

[@kbm7791]

Hi Thiago. As i am an English learner, i really admire your life journey for a passion to English. This clip gives me a lot of motivation and inspiration. Thank you for sharing.

[@clydedo5098]

Thank you for your tips, I appreciated it! Talking English 6 hours per day it's a real immersion. I would like to! I actually speak English from 1 to 2 hours per day, it's a powerful method. Speak as soon as possible it's a wise advice but I took time to do it. Have a good one guys!

[@filmwisdom]

1 to 2 hours of speaking practice per day is excellent! Keep going!

[@mattheuscosta4782]

Hi guys, I am brazilian too, for me it's very motivational to watch the videos, I begin to learn alone in 2015, 8 years ago, I still have difficulties in the process, but, I do not will stop, I know it is only a question of time until I speak comfidently, clearly and be a confindent speaker, Thanks Thiago for share with us your jorney! aww yeah!

[@petzi248]

Caramba, Thiago... sua jornada chegou numa hora muito importante pra mim. As you, I'm a brazilian from São Paulo. I've been studying English for two years... e no momento, me sinto empacada. E o seu video serviu foi uma grande motivação pra eu continuar (estou naquela fase onde a gente acha que nunca vai conseguir atingir o nosso objetivo). Já escutava os seus podcasts no app e sempre tive a curiosidade de saber como você se tornou fluente. O vídeo caiu como una luva. Parabéns pelo seu sucesso e obrigada pelo incentivo. Um dia eu chego lá!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can do it too!

[@allstars4131]

😈😈

[@oscartinoco3190]

Your story is so inspired for me because this boosts me to continue fighting every day

[@nisa419]

Wow. Thanks

[@amandacalvo1211]

This "basic" word story is very good and I have a very similar one. As a Brazilian too, based on my experience, I can say that anyone can learn English completely on their own, without even having someone to talk to. We can learn to speak English by talking to ourselves, recording audio, looking for new words on the internet (nowadays there are many great channels on youtube to learn expressions and languages), and start to incorporate what we learn into our daily lives, just by speaking alone. I became fluent that way. However, now that I'm in Canada, some things have helped me a lot when I have contact with natives, for example, there are small differences in pronunciation that we don't notice the difference when we speak. Just last week, after years of saying the word "old", my English teacher told me that it is a common mistake among Brazilians to pronounce "w" instead of "l", and that the correct thing to do is to put your tongue on the roof of your mouth to pronounce the l, otherwise it sounds like "owed", and that changed my life!!!! It was such a small detail that I would never have paid attention to it without a native. Other pronunciation deviations I learned from her are related to words ending in "ed", I noticed that Latinos have a tendency to mispronounce most of these words, and now every time I am going to pronounce these "ed" words I stop and think a little bit about the rules, and this is helping me a lot. So becoming fluent alone is super possible, but to refine your pronunciation, the ideal is to have contact with a native speaker!

[@efekocabiyikoglu]

I love Thiago so much because he is very sincere

[@stefane2153]

What a beautiful, interesting and motivating story Tiago. I also began studying at the age of 15, and your 2nd job experience was a key point to your speaking ability that's not a doubt. I still need to work on my speaking abilities to become eloquent enough and lose the fear to share things with others, but these years I've been dedicating to English paid off. Thanks for sharing your story with us, an example of how dedication and consistency can take you so far, and make your dreams come true.

[@mariac4496]

Thiago I live in Estados Unidos and I am Brazilian but until now it was hard learning English you know, but when I knowing you I feeling as if the world is opening. And I hope development the language with you. Thank you so much.

[@rubibetzania6427]

I love you Thiago, I think that I understand you better than other people that speak English. thank you so much.

[@unknowngirl3030]

Honestly, this application really helped me to improve my communication skills and I love the people in RealLife they're very kind.

[@agassialves577]

fun fact, I'm Brazillian too I'm 21 and I'm also almost getting a job as an English teacher, so to sum up I can relate a lot to Tiago's English journey!!!

[@inglesdeboa]

My goodness! Finally I'm seeing this guy \o/...I've been searching for this guy and I couldn't find him. Now, here it is. Thank you Thiago, I love hear you on the podcast. From Brazil!

[@filmwisdom]

Thank you! Glad to know you listen to our podcast and enjoy it! :)

[@wagnerjeuoficial]

Thiago Parabéns, sua historia me inspira a acreditar que sim é possível aprender o inglês. Abraço

[@ricardobaptista623]

English is my first language and I must to confess that you speak English very well 😊

[@jessehe5261]

I am so cheerful about your story. By the way, I am a Chinese, although our country put English as a compulsory lesson in shcool, it is only use reading and writing skills, basically we can not speak out😢 brick by brick, I will try my best to speak it naturally❤

[@evertoncassiano5117]

Your journey inpired me a lot Thiago. I'm from Brazil and a I've been studying English for almost two years. Sometimes, I feel that never become a fluent but I don't will give up. I listen you on the podcast by spotify every day going to the job. My listening is much better, and now to begning practice my speaking for app Real Life. I have a little shame e and afraid, but a I go overcome this. Thanks a lot for share your story Thiago. You're amazing teatcher.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Best of luck!

[@eliamaravidal6733]

I didn't know you're brazilian. I'm watching this video 1 year late, and I want to thank you to share your story with us. You're an inspiration!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

That's so kind of you! Thank you so much for learning with us!

[@marinatabares2881]

GRACIAS THIAGO!! SOS EL MEJOR!!

[@guilhermefilippo7447]

I'm brazilian too and I feel that my main problem is psychological with English, as I am very insecure about creating sentences and participating in a conversation. Very cool how you exposed yourself and managed to achieve fluency in English. Congratulations!

[@Demondzeta]

It happened to me too. That just means you are not accostumed to speech. Your brain knows the words and the sentences when eading them or by listening, but you haven't taught it to pronounced them and to talk, so it freezes when you suddenly force it to do it. This can specially happen when you are correcting your pronunciation as the speaking proccess becomes concious again. It happened to me and I felt really bad because I thought I was fluent already. The answer to this is of coursed practice alone. Try doing it by reading out loud every day as much as you can and shadowing with videos until you get to use the most coomon expresions and sounds without thinking, you would be surprised once you get condident enough to talk to other people again. Don't forget that learning english's most difficult requirement is to not be afraid of talking to others, start slow an don;t be afaraid of making mistakes, we'll make them forever probably, even native speakers commit mistakes from time to time

[@guilhermefilippo7447]

@@Demondzeta Thank you my friend. I'm going to travel to the US in the next quarter and I'm staying for a 30 days. I think part of my limitation should be resolved. I'm learning every day on KZbin by watching videos like this and other channels. But I think the difference is being exposed and being forced to speak every day. Well, I'll try my best. Thanks a lot for the tips.

[@diegosantosmoto]

I like when someone corrects me. It's an opportunity to learn. I am Brazilian too and I am impressed with the level of Thiago's English. That's perfect. 👍👍

[@NickCADA]

"It's Perfect." Instead of using the word that's use it's.

[@NickCADA]

I'm a native speaker.

[@luhas1luhas158]

Great story and you are lucky that you found people who you can talk to

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can talk to other learners on our RealLife English app :)

[@shaakirabdi9422]

Oh gosh, Thiago great to see you here I didn't see your face until today but I listen to you all the time on the app (real-life English ) and you helped me a lot you are someone we can relate to coz you are not native English and that will encourage us that we can learn English if we pay the price. once again thank you all for helping English learners these days it is very rare to find someone like you guys peace😊👍

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Wow, thank you!

[@elishevabarenbaum5319]

Amazing achievement. I think it's great that instead of paying to have an immersion experience you found someone to pay you for it.

[@nurulenglish8966]

I love how you are acknowledging and appreciating whom you learned from. Really great of you 😊😊

[@filmwisdom]

I wouldn't be the speaker I am today if it hadn't been for the people who helped me along the way. Thank you for watching! :)

[@sufafurat5009]

Oh awesome, that motivated me to enhance my speaking English fluent. Thanks alot.

[@filmwisdom]

You're welcome!

[@vlksm]

Thiago i have found your comment extremely useful and truthful. Especially that one should spend years and years to understend conversational english. I'm 63 and english is my major hobby now i got a lot of notices to share on learning english. Small remarks now. in my opinion you are a native listener if you understang series "Women murder club" WMC. If you understand only documentaries you are begginer, news channals much better, but WMC you are the best.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Fingers crossed for your understanding WMC!

[@clarissemcclellan-p9x]

I'm so happy I was able to understand this video 100%! Thank you, Thiago, for sharing with us your beautiful story. Its inspiring me! I'm Brazilian too!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Aww Yeah! Amazing to hear that took plenty of advantage. Keep up the great work! ❤️

[@fabianmichique]

Good video, thank you!

[@McLovin-13]

thanks for taking us with you on your own journey. Your English level is jaw-dropping since you’ve never been abroad to learn English. Amazing. You’re such an inspiring person. Thanks a lot for your work.

[@savissonalvessouza4551]

Your history spires me cause I'am study by myself as well and I hope achieve that natural fluency like you .

[@НадеждаЧ-о4б]

Thanks for the video . Great respect.

[@thedantmtour-beststreetfoo4081]

What an inspiring learning story, Thiago! Thanks a bunch for encouraging us to keep studying this wonderful language.

[@filmwisdom]

You're very welcome, Dan!

[@PontananSoontornpetcharat]

your pronunciation is so clear. Thank for sharing.

[@IsabelSommer-t6l]

Thiago, tu dá aulas particulares, nossa estou amando este canal, estou aprendendo muito

[@Maikerts]

That man is too fluent and clear, congratulations for that art to explain good 👍

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thank you! 😃

[@leoneldalibourhoffmann4244]

Your pronunciation is so clear! 🎉

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thank you! 😃

[@emanoelpaulino1935]

Thiago is a real example of Brazilian which speak English really clear and amazing,proud of you

[@IvonneMer]

I´m from Mexico and one of my biggest dream is be fluent in English sooner, like you guys. I´m so really thankful with this sorf of videos, because, firstly, help me to improve my listening but also inspire me. I mean, Thiago´s history It´s a clear example of people who break walls, he found other way to achieve his goal by creating his own resource, his own environment, such as, that help his to improve in English. 1 years ago I had not enough money to invest in a course, but I had a dream, "be able to speak english" so, I decided to learn English by myself, using different resources like KZbin, Duolingo, some grammar books, podcast and I designed my own plan, where the aim was learn things that really full me, and now I´m so proud because my level of English is much better than 1 years ago. In addition, I have developed new skills, I have made new friends around the world, and day-to-day, I see how the new opportunities are opening to me. I will continue learning as much as I can. So, my recommendation is Instead of put wall in front of us, or some excuses to learn something, I think we need to look for other ways to learn that, to improve, to be better, to achieve your goals. Put one name to your goal, "get a better job, study abroad, whatever you want", and then desing your set of resource and be consistence, be patient. This is a long way so try to choose well what you will learn. My best wishes to all.

[@gabrielgkabelen9824]

Special thanks to my dear friend Thiago who honestly finding his way to become English Speaker from Zero to be an active English Speaker. Best reagrds from Indonesia to Brasil.

[@suzuka8923]

I love Thiago's story. I was motivated. Thank you so much!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@uiltecnologic]

Thank you very much, Tiago and Real life English ! You are an inspiration. I’m from Brazil, and I’ve been learning English for 6 months by myself , and when I started, I really imagined I never wouldn’t be able to understand you guys, your English level is very advanced and it was impossible to understand. But I didn’t give up , and nowadays I can understand you guys are talking about without subtitles (80%). I still have a lot of things to learn , but I’m so thankful for your help and I’m going to moving forward in this journey until became myself fluent! Sorry my grammar mistakes

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You have done a terrific job! It's amazing to read about your progress. Thank you very much for sharing!

[@dicasdecasa-jeffersonthiago]

one of my first experience speaking english at work, it was at Samsung company, in Campinas, I was just a beginner, there used to receive many chinese visitors, and the others co-workers didn't know how to speak, then I showed my self by start saying hello to one of them, that was incredible, we got a friendship, but, my boss was jealousy about me, he couldn't speak... nowadays I have a friend that I a met at work, he is from the Philippines. I have always stood out from others by speaking english, it's awesome.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thanks for sharing it with us, Thiago. It's so great you were able to find that courage and speak up when others were shy or not so confident!

[@dream_404]

I am from the Philippines although english is one of our official languages I am still having a hard time expressing the right words and the correct grammar whenever I want to say something. The comment section is one of the ways that I could practice my English speaking and I'm glad that I encountered your video. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@psk2696]

Love from India 😊

[@christyanbatista789]

I'm from Brazilian too. I loved thiago's history, i liked when he told about your learning process and when he told about the "s" pronounciation i was really surprised. I thought great video.

[@Grimcula]

I am 19 years old French man in New Caledonia, the English language has always interested me, sorry if I make mistakes in my sentence, because I'm still learning. I want to improve my English to become better and I am very thankful to Thigao, its story pushed me to keep going and become better in English, thanks for this video. I'm subscribing now on your KZbin channel !

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hey there, thanks for writing! You're doing great! And also, the most important thing for now is you stepping up and communicating! You'll soon get up there! ;) I'm sure that Thiago will be amazed that his story inspired you! Keep up the great work!

[@Grimcula]

@@RealLifeEnglish1 Thanks for the reply, I appreciate it ! 👍

[@gitamistry8560]

Your journey is so inspiring.

[@lechugaec]

That was a nice tip: use the "s" sound in adjectives and nouns, and the "z" sound in verbs. Thanks Thiago.

[@ning648]

My journey was just like yours. At first, I only studied with books, but I cannot communicate much. Later, I learned via watching movies, listening to music and watching KZbin channels like Learn English with TV Series, which actually helped me a lot. Now, I am more confident to speak English even though sometimes I speak with wrong grammatical rules 😂

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thank you for your comment! The most important thing is that you understand others and other people understand you! That's the aim of communication, right? If you want to continue your studies, the next step would be to eliminate the basic mistakes.

[@andrewshepitko6354]

I have learnt French like this. Now i watch movies in French like in my native language.

[@alien3305]

So do I 😂 . I started learning English by reading books and initially it was a bit challenging to me to pronounce words and learn them by heart. But then, I realized that I can learn English by watching and listening and this approach was useful. I'm still studying English but in order to get IELTS and I so happy that I'm not single person in the world who has faced a lot of difficulties in order to learn English 😂

[@asha2957]

I am also doing the same course cos I wanna be an English tutor. Do you also want to become an English language tutor?

[@kendasall9910]

​@@andrewshepitko6354 please help me to improve my English and help you back in french where I speak fluently.

[@lemarques1507]

Achei esse vídeo por acaso, não estou fazendo propaganda,mas comecei a estudar com prof particular,e não aprendi muito bem em 3 meses (não consegui me adaptar,me sabotava muito)e decidi comprar o curso do Mairo Vergara, estou indo para o 4 mês (nunca havia estudado antes) Consegui assistir o vídeo todo com legenda em inglês,entendi 98% Muito feliz por Isso, uma conquista p mim 🎉

[@bigudofroes7209]

Ele e incrível

[@DarthMaro]

Thanks for share your story dude!!!

[@hernand.mangold3071]

Good stuff, thank you Nathan. I like the way he pronounced Sao Paulo, the city he was from.

[@mayelinerincon8526]

Your videos are so good, Tiago. Thanks for your help in our english journey!

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

My pleasure!

[@mindset7822]

This your story inspiring thousands of people want to learn this wonderful language and not to forgive up even if it takes many years for learning, thank you thiago from east Africa Somaliland

[@ilhamrasulov4388]

Im also grateful for you teaching

[@marilingtorrez8699]

Muchas gracias x que por fin algo que si es real y que ayudara a miles de personas a lograr sus objetivos que Dios losbsiga bendiciendo y sigan cosechando mas exito son geniales.

[@Eli_Pinheiro]

Its amazing your history,Bro. Im live in Brazil and i wish, someday, be like your with the english. Thanks a Lot and that god bless your.

[@Augustojr2009]

so inspiring!

[@mondesirchristbadiya4788]

Amazing, I have just tried it. I am speechless. Well done. This app is very very helpful.

[@vilsonnandidemedeiros6014]

Hello Thiago it's very good to follow you even considering the videos was posted one year ago. I have traveled around the world doing assessment and strategic management for some small companies. My job was done specially to African people. I am have tried to speak English but it's not easy because sometimes we don't have time to to learn appropriately because we have to work in parallel. I am 64 years old and never gave up and I still have a lot of things to learn.

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hey vilson, thanks for writing and sharing more about you! Finding time can be tricky, but hey, never give up! Hey, have you tried our RealLife English app yet? You can learn A TON with us in our super convenient app! Check it out: reallifeglobal.com/app/

[@renanjobwork]

Que show de história Thigão, só sucesso manO!!!

[@suleevor8052]

Your story inspired me a lot. I’m an English learner now trying to practice my speaking English. Thanks

[@Learn_Earn.]

Great Motivational & Inspirational Video For Beginner.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hi dear professor Always i need your New lesson that deepen my vocabulay, thank you so much for your help and advice , i really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria

[@xavierm4623]

Wow! This is pretty inspiring. Thanks for sharing

[@gloriasambo6665]

Oh. Amazing story. Keep inspiring us ,,,🙂

[@warleyjosy]

I'm studying always as I can and one day I'll be like you. Thanks for the tips!

[@willthetrooper]

I identify myself a Lot With Thiago's life...U know ,the way that he've learned English...your parents' conditions ... Trust in yourself,believe that U can and go ahead everyone🎉

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Aww yeah, well said!

[@willthetrooper]

@@RealLifeEnglish1 "aww yeah" thats amazing .. That's why I love and follow this Channel❤️

[@syhzv1034]

I really want to speak English fluently, but I live where people use their native language daily. My native language is Indonesian, and there are no foreigners living in my place. I don't have opportunities yet to speak English with a native speaker, which is why I'm struggling to learn English, especially when it comes to my grammar. Also, my vocabulary is still limited, but I want to keep studying by reading books to expand my vocabulary, watching videos on KZbin to improve my listening skills, and writing comments on KZbin. I think it's possible to learn English by listening and watching, even without having the experience of speaking with a native speaker. But, I have to admit that speaking English with a native speaker is really important. It's good to hear your story, Thiago. Thank you for sharing your story; it's very inspirational

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Hey! Thanks for leaving us comment. You are right, it's possible to learn English by listening and watching, but as you already know from the podcast, output - or deliberate practice of speaking and writing is crucial! Make sure you try to have enough of deliberate practice after you dedicated some time to watching and listening.

[@immerseyourselfinenglish-w8807]

Thank you Thiago for sharing your story and inspiring us! ❤

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

Thank YOU for watching and learning with us! ❤❤

[@patriciabaillosuaguia]

Thanks for coming ❤️‍🔥

[@atit820]

Excellent information and very inspirational. Really it is motivating

[@asha2957]

I started my journey when i was around 17 years old. And, I started from the stretch and it was all soo baffling for me... I learned a lot of grammatical rules and all. But, I wasn't able to communicate phenomenally. Later one, I started listening songs in English and there are soo many applications where you can talk in English.. So I started doing all these things. And, Now I am a lot confident and I speak fluently. I also want to be an English language tutor...

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can do it!

[@aaishakhan8350]

HEY.....I am from India. and this English learning platform is so.. so.. helpful for me in my studies . THIS IS ALWAS HELPFULL FOR ME .ITS TOO GREAT PLATFORM . THANK YOU THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE TEACHER'S OF THIS PROGRAME. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@ys21054]

So impressed. This is one of the most related topics for all of us and I'm grateful you've decided to share one with us❤

[@filmwisdom]

Glad you found it useful!

[@robstanley8045]

Thiago, que história legal! Parabéns!!! Abraço daqui de Sampa pra ti!!!

[@nhatnamvu5236]

Such an amazing motivation from how Tiago coped with his speaking journey

[@delectrostile]

I'm Brazilian either and is really exciting know about your history, thanks for share with us Tiago. I've been studying english for a few years and trying to improve mainly the speech, is good to know that i'm not alone on this journey. Sorry for any mistake and best regards!

[@TeacherEli36]

This is so encouraging!! Thank you 😊

[@carlosalvarez1188]

Thanks fot all , Now I can Understand better the English , this is the best channel to learn English .

[@dicasdecasa-jeffersonthiago]

just like me, today I teach as well, but as you said, it's like you are learning all again, i really improved my english level by starting teaching for beginners to upper-intermediate students, it's been awesome to me, i learn each new thing everyday.

[@tsuchan9881]

Amazing , Your pronunciation, the way you sound . I'm an English learner too and somehow I struggle with my English speaking , when it comes to other skills (reading,listening,writing) I'm very well but speaking i feel like all the words spinning around and around over my head without coming out from my tongue 😂 i wish one day I can speak naturally and neatly ... i must work insanely to achieve That 👍🏻🙌🏽

[@RealLifeEnglish1]

You can do it!

[@sergiocurvelo2384]

This is a great history. I’m proud of you