Mastering TOEIC with Tetsuya of

[@Thelinguist]

Have you ever had to take the TOEIC test? What do you think of it? The app I use to learn languages -> bit.ly/3wrGvXa My 10 FREE secrets to language learning -> www.thelinguist.com

[@menezesmartins2362]

Não fiz o teste My Teacher, meu nível é Básico

[@veronicalee9225]

The English learning stituation goes the same here in mainland China. I would too like to take test of toefl or ielts when I feel like I am going to get good scores. Every now and then I'm struggled whether should I study for the test or for my personal interest. And I was never a fan of test but I enjoy learning English everyday. Thank you Steve for introducing so many aspects of language learning to us and the helpful advice. Greetings from China!

[@valentinaegorova-vg7tb]

We enjoy your videos very much. Please continue

[@joela7430]

Even though he seemed to be struggling quite a bit (still better than me in my target languages,) you did an excellent job as an interviewer at not making him feel bad about it. Even slight hints of judgement can be very demotivating for one's learning journey.

[@patchy642]

No he wasn't struggling at all, as far as I could see. It was a great, relaxed interview, with no struggling on either side, all very natural and fluent. Tetsuya's English is Amazing! He expresses himself better than some natives, no kidding! I'm impressed! Well done to both! Amazing polyglots!

[@annarboriter]

This seems to be an Asianwide phenomenon. The mainland Chinese love to nitpick and criticize when they hear other Han Chinese speak English with slight errors or what they consider a "bad' accent even when doing so, they use their own Chinglish. Parallelly, I heard from many polyglot Koreans who said that learning Japanese was relatively easy, especially when they were already familiar with Hanzha

[@popopo_eng]

A high score on TOEIC can be a life changer in Japan. That can be a big plus when we want a good job. The last part was so encouraging! Speaking in English, especially in front of other Japanese people, often makes me hesitate as I know they will judge my English :( Great video! It was so inspiring 😊

[@Couch-Tomato]

本当にTOEICスコアなんかが就職に有利に働くかは疑問。TOEIC 900でも喋れる保証はない。

[@adnon2604]

@@Couch-Tomato いくつか有名企業はTOEIC点数を求めたりしてるので、就職に有利であることは間違いないように思います。一方で、[高得点=喋れる]は全く成り立たないでしょうね。ただまあTOEIC点数を求める企業に勤めている人が全員喋れるとも思えませんし、別にいいような気がしますが。仕事で英語を使わないのであれば、単純に必要ないですし。

[@Couch-Tomato]

@@adnon2604 TOEICのスコアが採用条件の何パーセントを占めるのか。TOEICスコアと英語の実践的能力の相関がそこまで高くないのは企業も熟知しているはず（もちろん基礎＝伸びしろとしての評価はあるが）。私は「TOEICが就職に有利」は主に英語ビジネス産業が仕掛けたプロパガンダの線で疑っています。じゃなくて、真剣に採用条件として高く活用しているなら、人事が無能という事でしょうね。まぁ学歴に頼る人事も多いから、実際そうかもしれませんが。

[@patchy642]

Tenerife Horse Rescue estate, Arico, Tenerife, Spain, Africa. Great interview, gentlemen! I would love to hear further details of how Tetsuya learned to speak those languages so well, maybe one full interview for each language journey, yeah? His level of English is impressive! The smidgen of French he gave also sounded just right. If he ever wants to learn Irish Gaelic or Canarian Whistling, or Spanish, hit me up. 😋 This guy may soon be the Steve Kaufmann of Japan! 🌹🌹 RESPECT! Best wishes, Patrick. 🍀

[@caramelmacaron54]

Morite2 is the most famous TOEIC teacher in Japan. He is not only a very good teacher of English, but also a talented KZbinr. I really respect him!!!😊

[@mochikkochiizu]

まさかのもりてつwwwww 俺得対談で嬉しい。 応援してます

[@Couch-Tomato]

スティーブさんの英語の方が聞きやすいw

[@kwtg99]

I’ve taken TOEIC tests and got full marks on listening, reading, speaking, and writing, but I’ve never prepared for the tests. I just enjoy reading paperbacks or newspapers, and use English as a tool. TOEIC motivates some learners, but the research I did shows that testing may undermine learners’ motivation. Motivation is a key factor to keep learning. There should be things such as enjoying stories or interacting with others in English that motivate learners. This video is interesting. Thank you.

[@Thelinguist]

Totally agree. TOEIC in Japan is a business only indirectly related to learning English.

[@Couch-Tomato]

TOEIC is just business. It cost maybe about 100 dollars per one test. Too expensive.

[@mydream2601]

I am Egyptian, so I want English native speaker to exchange learning with him if he/she wants to learn Arabic .

[@i2harry]

I love LingQ. It just need some graphic design upgrade

[@caramelmacaron54]

もりてつ先生、カッコ良すぎてテンション上がりました🥰 まだ最後まで見てないのに、コメントしてます！続きも楽しみ！

[@yagmurcamd]

Discipline and consistency and immersion.

[@yagmurcamd]

These are the three main principles that ensure happiness in doing whatever it is. One of the things we do is to live, Dear Sir.

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[@Liza-ot2kf]

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[@rimenahi]

LingQ

[@menezesmartins2362]

Hello My Teacher, eu sou o Martins moro em São Paulo capital, Brazil, eu quero muito aprender inglês eu sou apaixonado pelo idioma, mas tenho muita dificuldade para aprender, por favor me ajuda

[@maximemegroud9678]

Espero que entiendes espanol como es un idioma muy parecido al Brasileno. Buscas por Stephen Krashen, y su Natural acquisition method. Eso te explicara todo :)

[@aa-yt5fw]

もりてつやんw

[@rockk3377]

Basically require over 800 ㅡ 900 in korea. Too high

[@ariohandoyo5973]

I've never take TOEIC english my english still not enough for that Tall order you know😂 Broke up is always hurt expecially with Bf/Gf from other countries why?😭 20:28 that is the issue of Asian people as an asian who like english so much i want to speak up about it hey i think you guys out there who are asians should fix the way you think about english don't you know that english is a cool languange?? Pathetic.😒

[@joyjoyjoy21]

そのパーカー着てんのかよ

[@ayazwarith3376]

The teacher doesn't seem to have much to talk about.

[@alagunoff]

Agree, he is a pretty boring guy

[@ここ-f7f9n]

pretty harsh for a language leaner

[@ここ-f7f9n]

just be more lenient man

[@ericboller1598]

Sounds fine to me. I thought it was an interesting topic

[@adnon2604]

This level is regarded as a good teacher and he teaches English arrogantly This video proved that public English education in Japan sucks

[@accent77]

You MIGHT have 250,000 hours of reading and listening to your native language over the course of a lifetime. "Millions and millions of hours," come on LOL. Yes, I realize it was just an expression, but I thought it was humorous.

[@Thelinguist]

I think I was confusing the millions of words with hours. Now i will have to try to calculate how many hours I have heard English. Let's say it is in the hundreds of thousands.

[@accent77]

@@Thelinguist It certainly is.

[@niuchang7180]

I'm wondering why morite2's "r" sound is soooo strong.

[@spook2171]

Because he's "overcorrecting" his accent

[@Couch-Tomato]

Steve is easier to listen for even me Japanese lol

[@niuchang7180]

@@spook2171 yeah, "overcorrecting" is exactly what I thought. Just relax and take it easy morite2!

[@takashinatukawa3082]

英語は完璧かもしれないですが、もっと映画スターを気取って、堂々と演じるように話すべきだと思いました。

[@山川川山]

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[@개혁자-k5d]

Sorry me no comprehend. No englissse