[Pagoda One] How to improve your English Listening Skills

Hello! This is Pagoda One.
Today, we talked about some good tips on how to improve your English listening Skills.
If you guys have any other good tips to share, please comment below :)
Enjoy!
Thank you
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[@Oogaboogasuga]

This video is honestly so helpful for learning any foreign language.

I remember the first time I could watch my favorite sopa opera Days of our lives without subs I couldn't believe my eyes I was so into the story that I realised I did not need subs to understand everything. A hard work has its payoff

[@alifyakaylashafa6943]

It's 6 am in my country and this video is my breakfast, love it❣

[@pagodaone_5697]

It's 7:58 am in Korea as well :) Have a wonderful day!

[@arvainfloresh196]

Watching Pagoda makes me improve my English skill, love y'all

[@theboywholived3489]

I have watched you guys on Billy's channel and really loved watching you all there. As soon as I found out about this channel, I binged watched it like a TV show. Love you guys and I'll be waiting for more videos :))

[@bertinanathasha8662]

Hi , Very informative Video. I learned to speak Korean by only watching dramas . I know to read and write as well . Best tip is to practice with friends. My Korean improved a lot when i started practicing with my Korean friends in India.

[@lifeofjohn3993]

That's incredible!!! I always thought people who can learn a language through song or dramas are geniuses!

[@bertinanathasha8662]

@@lifeofjohn3993 Haha Thank you. I like leaning new languages and some how i'm able to quickly learn

[@sc3pt1c4L]

I want the American guy's shoulders! Such great stature and posture. The Australian guy's hair is pretty suave and I like the English guy's attitude and accent.

[@yaktisuputri9939]

I'm from Indonesia. Live in Bali. As an Asian people exactly South East Asian people. Listening learning English is so important. For South East Asian people, American English pronunciation is easier to listen than British English pronunciation. I have to listen again and again carefuly for British English pronunciation. Coz of r and t and ch and th pronunciation is different between British and American English. But it's so interesting for me. British English is unique and American English is cool. Love both of them

[@ronniekoh2226]

It depends on which country in Southeast Asia are you from. As far as I know Indonesia uses American English in their education system when teaching English. As for Malaysia which is where I am from we follow the British system so it’s not a problem when we hear someone speaking in British English. We are also influenced by the American films and news so American English also doesn’t sound weird to us.

[@4624Denise]

When I was trying to learn Italian I did it in big chunks; I should have slowed down. Maybe one of these days I'll get back to it.....slowly :-).

[@JamieA242]

im an english speaking english person living in england why do i keep watching your videos i never plan on even going to korea lol.

[@sc3pt1c4L]

same lol

[@4624Denise]

I watch them because John is our son :-D; and I love watching the rest of the gang, too.

[@VivaCohen]

Same lol English speaker in America haha

[@sc3pt1c4L]

@@4624Denise Well you have brought up a gentleman! He comes across as so clean living and decent. You must be very proud.

[@noname-zd6wu]

@@sc3pt1c4L I love John too and I love the entire team ❤️

[@dankrpio]

Maybe that's the reason why my listening is not that well right now, I keep looking at videos, movies, etc. and always have the need of subtitles. But it's hard not to use them. But, really useful tips!!

[@pericoli1]

Same :)

[@kareenvu1568]

These are really good advice! I like how Chantelle insisted on the 5 words "A WEEK". It's such a good advice, but so few people try to do that.. I personally feel that using those methods have helped me improve my listening in Japanese and English over the years. Sure, you don't feel the results just in a week or two, but eventually you will come to realise that your listening has improved a LOT because you've kept at it! :)

[@pagodaone_5697]

So true 👍

[@Funwaves7920]

I found tips very helpful. I would like to hear tips from you guys on how to improve the speaking skills as well.

[@lifeofjohn3993]

We actually already filmed that video! :) It's being edited and hopefully will come out soon ^^

[@Funwaves7920]

Thanks John ;) Looking forward to watch it soon

[@sakuryanacc]

For korean I'm now at the stage where I just watch k-dramas for enjoyment 🤣 (oops!) I studied Japanese only after like 3-4 years of watching English-subbed Japanese variety shows for entertainment. After 4 years suddenly I realized I sorta understand what they're saying even without subtitles, and after that I bought a basic grammar book and also studied by trying to translate magazine articles (or just a paragraph), because that way you would focus on the sentences structures (comparing it to the theory on the grammar book) and each words' meaning plus getting familiar with the kanji writing at the same time. It was rather unconventional but since it was never my intention to actually master the language, it became sort of a bonus 😅 As for learning English, my sister and I watched a lot of English-language videos since we were relatively young, like Sesame Streets, or my dad would buy VHS tapes of Disney movies and we would watch it over and over (oh no I'm revealing my age 🤣). As a teenager, aside from the English lessons from school, I continued studying from dissecting music lyrics and reading Bloomsberry version of Harry Potter books 🤣 (this was when I started being aware of British and American English slight differences, because our school curriculum tended to lean toward the American one I think). For both languages I'd like to think I'm still learning even until now, because there's always new interesting things to discover as the language also evolves all over the world. It's also what got me hooked to your content in the beginning, because you introduce a variety of English from various parts of the world. You all teaching Korean language/culture is a bonus for me. Who knows I'll be interested in learning Korean after a while! 😄 Why do I always ramble so much in the comment section 🙊🙊 Anyway thank you for the content! 🍀

[@pagodaone_5697]

always love your comment! saku :)

[@ritchieli5654]

I want to be taught by Sam 😍😍😍. Love that accent and um... something else... But, I speak English fluently, so it's not going to happen haha

[@shugashaikhy2003]

thank you so much! amazing advices

[@touche5616]

Two videos this week! 😱

[@pagodaone_5697]

😍😍😍

[@emubormon7842]

first of all thank u guys for this video...& it helped me lot for improving my listening skill cause I'm not from one of these countries....but I have a problem and I need suggestion that sometimes it becomes really hard for me to understand British language....I do really love british people and the language but sometimes I can't understand what they are saying...it's very quick...so now what should I do???? plz help me....btw I love your videos and the topics....love u guys♥

[@lalezer]

no one Sam: same :)

[@rejantonio1347]

SUCH A MOOD HAHAHAHAHA

[@AllanRios05]

to be honest, this video is really useful UwU there are too many tips that I didn't know, thank you :D Pd: I love you sam, Marry me

[@daryl_oneil]

South Africa 🇿🇦🤪

[@cheezu6642]

At the end of the video i thought Sam was going to say SAME 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@makhkha_]

😍😍😍

[@Palitkeusz]

[@ianzswastika913]

I love you all. You all look cute and fun