A New Way to Learn to Read English | Narda Pitkethly | TEDxSunValley

[@CaptainsMorning]

Her voice is like listening to a story book. I love it. Very soothing.

[@martinandree.rch23]

My gosh, that's what I thought too

[@argenisacosta9875]

Excellent video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you heard about - Millawdon Future Ticket Trick (google it)? It is a great one off guide for teaching children to read without the hard work. Ive heard some amazing things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got great success with it.

[@zeinabasir7569]

M.a thanks i love you sister

[@royal_amit__]

Great

[@hathihuong5910]

Like me

[@jerryw4881]

I wish she creates a podcast,it is a pleasure to listen to her voice,calm and smooth.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words! Please visit our KZbin page for a few free lessons.

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I have a podcast & KZbin channel, but with a southern American accent.

[@stellachen24]

@@Nardagani love you, and your family.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you everyone for watching and reaching out with your wonderful comments and questions! -Narda

[@Quynhquynh215]

Nardagani i love your voice

[@Nardagani]

@@Quynhquynh215 Thanks so much!!

[@bhaskarveeru4230]

You as a person and ur voice are awesome

[@marcosdonizetti5806]

Thank you for your class. I am Brazilian and I love to learn new ways of learning.

[@RoddyBezerra]

Congrats! Greetings from Recife, Brasil.

[@spadaalhemmali5152]

I don't speak english but her voice it feelings me understand everything in this video .... Thanks narda your voice is very clear 🌹

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@mowlidbakat]

@@Nardagani thank so Munch I have been learning English. Since 2015 I'm still yet fluency I would like request u to give advice How to lean English fluency? And effectively Which easy way can I be fluency? I can I understand everything but I can't speak well or like u pz answer me,

[@Nardagani]

@@mowlidbakat Wonderful! Have you seen the Nardagani online program?

[@mowlidbakat]

@@Nardagani I haven't seen yet plz

[@colilaobalioca]

#1 Be brave to speak!

[@thithuylinhnguyen1648]

I love her pretty voice, it's warm and sweet. I suppose that she spoke slowly and clearly, didn't use sophisticated words or grammar to help those who aren't native speakers can make sense of it. I am really grateful for it

[@حمزهالعيسى-ز2ح]

Pleace halp me learn english

[@mannannawaz8685]

Great.i can't understand the native speaker but the way she talk I understood every word of her.thank u mam.

[@kasminsimanjuntak4628]

I love her voice and the way she talked

[@andrewbaker6615]

At last someone who actually knows what they are talking about. For decades so call teachers written me of as dyslexic. Less than ten minutes she has answered all questions the teachers can not or did not understand many thanks.

[@anasmed1936]

her voice

[@colilaobalioca]

This woman's too kind enough to send her positive energy to the universe and inspire other people to do the same. She's excellent!!! I love her energy, heart and souls

[@alastairgreen2077]

kind enough, not too kind enough.

[@colilaobalioca]

@@alastairgreen2077 Why? What have you done so far and it spreads some positivity to the universe?

[@rodrigoferreiramaciel4815]

dude she literally created a language system to help his son to read... what a story. Also, very interesting and useful

[@Nardagani]

Thank you so much!

[@EkaterinaKonon]

Transcription works the same way.

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, oyu) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@belle_pomme]

@@profesordanielalvarez3498 your claim of Spanish being a 'better' language than English is baseless. No language is better than any other languages. Every language of the world is unique and special in their own ways. Just so you know, I'm not a native English speaker.

[@bindujambhulkar6009]

What a serenity in her voice

[@cybergus1970]

I´m not an English speaker but I could understand everything she said. She pronounces very clear words.

[@Avaleria1437]

Thats professional

[@amnch30]

I can listen to her voice forever. It's so soothing, like a sound of water in the river

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I agree

[@Nardagani]

@@casualenglishwithamy6951 Thank you so much!

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@ngbaoawh]

I came here to learned English then i also learned a new lesson. Her voice is so soothing and clarity

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@jakkrapatk]

Read a lot Listen a lot The more words you know, the MORE you can say. The more grammar you know, the BETTER you can say it or even write it. You've got to know a wide range of grammar and vocabulary. Pronounce words correctly. Not necessary to sound like a native.

[@adamcampos3875]

Good text . I agree with you. Listen, read and talk...

[@كاظمحمد-ص3ن]

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[@beartracksyou]

I WANT TO UNDERSTAND SENTENCE ON REDDIT. I HAVE LEARNING ENGLISH FOR 8 YEARS(5400 HOURS), BUT MY ENGLISH IS STILL BAD. I'M SAD AND HELPLESS.

[@WilliamParkerer]

@@beartracksyou Most of the posts on reddit are full of jargons and argots, so you'll have to gain a huge amount vocabulary. I suggest you to jot down the unfamiliar words upon reading reddit posts. Grammar is important as well, it's a shortcut to understand complex sentences without reading a lot.

[@beartracksyou]

@@WilliamParkerer thank you. i will try that.

[@choongjiahing6432]

This is the only video that I watched without subtitles and able to understand what she had said

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@nikhilagrawal4841]

Her voice is like the tranquillity of mind and rejuvenation of mood. Also smoothly fathomable what she speaks.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@williamrios6976]

Thank God for people like this lady 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I agree!

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, oyu) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@2ynhunguyen]

I love how she speaks very slowly to adapt the target audience of this video, people who try to learn English. Thank you, Narda!

[@iskafarah3564]

I do appreciate this type of approach she settled to make it easier for english learners read every english word clearly and concisely. I admire her as one of those rare teachers who has the talent to inspire others/students

[@HaHa-tb9hd]

She has a calm voice. Very peaceful.

[@Shf623]

Reading is one of the best activities, i'm not an english native speaker, but i am learning the languange and books are a great tool that is helping me reach that goal. A bought a fiction book and is not only a good i Entertainment but also a great way to learn new vocabulary.

[@ImprovingAbility]

Reading aloud is the foundation for literacy development. It is the single most important activity for reading success, and has numerous, significant cognitive benefits.

[@Nardagani]

Yes! Thank you for watching!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I agree. Reading aloud is very important. They more senses that you use, the better the learning process works.

[@OurLargeFamilyLife]

I cried when he started reading 😭😭 my 2nd grader is struggling. I can only imagine how this boy felt and everyone in his life. ❤️

[@gurwinderkaur6925]

She speak so smooth .. First time i enjoy tedx without disturbance...

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I agree

[@geoffaffleck]

WOW! This is an amazing breakthrough in learning to read. Thank you, Narda for creating this system and making the world a better place.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, oyu) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@tukkota]

Her voice is very smooth.

[@chanmahohl818]

I like her attitude coz it's smart for easy to learn another language

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@meganmccaleb]

Incredible! This is one of the most delightful, warm, and hopeful talks I've seen in a while.

[@mikeg9b]

It's obvious to me that behind this presentation is a calm, clear mind. She should teach the world how to achieve that.

[@Nardagani]

I do this in our many Nardagani books. Once our students learn the 12 symbols, they practice reading with the symbols. I have had terrific help creating engaging, even humous stories with morals on how to live more gently in our world.

[@_Jazba_BHAKTI_GYAN]

Should be free

[@adrianbraga5405]

I like listening to her voice, it was so calm it feels like she is telling a story in soothe voice and that was so good in hearing. Their program was so great, I hope the other country discover their program to help the children who are illeterate and not able to read.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@vinhthanh5540]

Her voice is so clearly and naturally. I really like it

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

😀

[@cdlosherodanytimefavs2988]

This made me cry! GOD BLESS YOU

[@cherryrosetorres6491]

Teacher, you're our HERO.

[@luccianalewis9473]

What beautiful speech. Teaching isn't easy skill to acquire just a few persons can have that gift.

[@Nardagani]

Thank for your kind words!

[@jingwang5612]

omg how many people choose to save this video once hearing her voice like me? it sounds so attractive and amazing! and I suddenly understand that a good English speaker is not dependant on how fast he/she is talking, but how clear and comfortable he/she makes the listeners feel.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

Maybe my KZbin channel can help you too. I also have a podcast.

[@李宜樺-e9w]

He completes each syllabus; that's amazing. I am very touched by how far education can go.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you so much!

[@عراقيخاوة]

Can you teach me the symbols like hiragana?

[@Mitu_Dutt]

Great. Someone took stand to teach English in a different way. Different is good. Different is possible. Different is hope. Different is you, me, I, we, they, or everyone.

[@rose-sb9jp]

Perfect

[@أطيافالزمرد]

Great woman has a kind heart and when she laughing she make me smile she really happy for seven and proud 🥺💕

[@luiscarreiro8650]

it is for people like this lady that I believe in humanity.

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

Maybe my KZbin channel can help you too. I also have a podcast.

[@julieye71]

听(To listen),说(To speak)，读(To Read)，写(To Write) .I have listened your vedio again and again and learn a lot from it.Thank you.

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, o and u) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@julieye71]

@@profesordanielalvarez3498 Thank you for your comment. Chinese is the best Language for me. 憎(hatred) or 惜( cherich) are old (曾， 昔) mood。It will all gone. The pronunciation does not tell this meaning. 贪婪( greedy) 贪 is 今( Today， Now) 贝( shell， used to be the money) 婪 is 林( forest， means a lot)， 女( female).

[@heavenlyfather74]

She seems to be a wonderful person. Her voice is sweet and calm. God bless you!

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@sausaulai]

I love her presentation

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for watching!

[@ChristianCardy]

What a remarkable accomplishment and gift to many.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you so much!

[@astircalix4126]

I would like to express my admiration to this lady . As an English learning « facilitator» ( I do not have formal education on the subject but I'm enthusiastic at teaching kids to learn English), I find this method simpler than phonetics. My point is : If it helps , it works!

[@julenich]

Yes, this is all about LOVE to what you are doing in life. I love people like this shiny woman, sharing not her fame but her passion.

[@SHAMSHERSingh-qz5ym]

Astircalix ..

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

Maybe my KZbin channel can help you & your students. I also have a podcast.

[@MaiNguyen-pg8uq]

That's great for everyone, especially those who are learning English for their studies. Thank you so much for this talkshow

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@takitakijapan8679]

As a Japanese,I'm really happy to know that Japanese "hiragana" gave her an inspiration for Narda. At first, I though her idea won't help to read English, however my thinking was changed after listen to the boy's speech.

[@banban8481]

I'm dyslexic for English/Latin alphabet, but I found when learning Hiragana and kanji/Hanzi. I recognize it fast, and it's really encouraging me.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I have the words written out on the screen on my KZbin channel. Take a look and see if I can help you.

[@takitakijapan8679]

@@tuvzio3082 はい

[@王伟-g1h]

Thank you for your contribution to improving people's reading abilities.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@johnsteed995]

I leaned English pronunciation from dictionaries that have international phonetic alphabets (IPA) which have more natural and suggestive appearance than the Nardagani symbols. Equally important for leaning English are the accent position and splitting/linking of syllables. The speaker has some good ideas: i) use underline for silent alphabets, ii) place the symbols directly underneath the actual words. This lead to the question: are there any children books which use IPA

[@matthewbartsh9167]

I agree. Why create new symbols for sounds such as "sh" and "oo" when they already exist in the form of the IPA and are in widespread use in dictionaries, and are a de facto standard representation for these sounds? I was also wondering whether there are any books written in IPA. It would be a great way to learn or revise one's IPA, or to learn to speak English with correct pronunciation.

[@funnyji7654]

@@matthewbartsh9167 Because these symbols are more vivid and suitable to illiterate.

[@samanthanaranjorodriguez1070]

There's nothing more satisfying than helping others! How beautiful. This reminds me of the phonemic chart but way easier and reader-friendly. LOVE IT!

[@عليالخفاجي-ف9س]

Hi how are you i would like to learn English with you,,, Do you have any an account in Social media

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@omprakashgupta3822]

Great teacher! No words to say about such great teacher.

[@lascu05]

This women is an angel

[@Nardagani]

Thank for your kind words!

[@Srahmann1]

Different reading methods work for different people. If this program works for some then it can only grow and work for more people that struggle with reading. I know it works!

[@luigi5326]

What an amazing lady!!! Crystal. Thank you.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@luigi5326]

@@Nardagani When I listened (and I watched) your lecture, I thought that the softness of your voice was like an Enya song. Your work is awesome. Greetings.

[@anhtran5276]

thank you very much, i can understand this video about 95%, her voice is so beautiful and clear to listen

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@hanhuynh6875]

Her voice so beautiful ang inspire me. Thanks for your teaching

[@aliyaaz2953]

Greatest teacher I have ever seen in my life.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

Look at my KZbin channel & podcast. Maybe I can help you too!

[@todayinmylife328]

Her voice is great. And I love it.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you so much!

[@jayendrashinde5112]

Her voice is mesmerising

[@gabbycruz6677]

What a such inspirational life story. Thanks God for this kind of human and also because she is spreading her knowledge. Thank you very much Lady!!!

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@soufiadel497]

After 3 years i am listen it her voise is very amazing and you can help you for learn easly.. Thank you very much lady

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@Manoel_Manolo]

Proudly demonstrating his progress! Amazing. You’re an angel.👏🏻

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@leticiamarques5976]

That is amazing for all of us, native speakers or non - native. When I decided to start learning English, I struggled with myself because of letters' sounds. So, I know that it can work for people that started learning English.

[@Nardagani]

Yes! Thank you for watching!

[@MrMonteirofull]

Finally, I've found something that proves what I was thinking about don't pronounce English words properly. Those many songs for a single letter is the root of my problem.

[@andersonsilvabr]

Her english is so easy to understand! Congratulations!

[@giltenozo7483]

Wow! Great way to learn English. English is really complex take for instance, the vowels. Knowing each vowel is challenging because it takes a lot of effort and knowledge from the teacher or tutor in order to impart it properly and accurately. This session is awesome!

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@lakhwinderkumar3232]

I love the way of her teaching and speeching

[@NhungNguyen-tl2se]

I really love her gentle voice. She's so cute

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@sipa7678]

How confident she is😍😍🙌

[@xvanessa5924]

👏👏👏👏👏 It’s a great way to help the people who are illiterate to start and gain confidence.

[@RY-on1th]

the system seems to be based on such an easy logic yet thoughtfully and intuitively designed.

[@ramangill4151]

From your video we learn that how much patience is important to speak English well thanks a lot mam👍👍👍👍👍

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

It does take patience, but it is worth it... Keep learning!

[@suzannemonti2599]

I could listen to her for hours.. incredible method.. congrats 🥰

[@khanhho2903]

I wish I can give her a "heart" not just a "like". We need more beautiful things that make us smile like this.

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

I agree. Your words are very kind. 💜💞💓

[@Nardagani]

Thank you... that is so nice to hear!

[@yuvarajs2348]

Her voice is amazing and motivating

[@Nardagani]

Thank you so much!

[@mannerchoi2635]

It's quite touching short clip. I was so impressive. I hope to develop textbooks sort of this for all other languages!

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@fatinhanifah2863]

Her vibes so positive

[@sayedfasil]

She's great..... And she make new era of pronounce....

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@piscesleong]

I like her sound. so soft n comfortable.

[@KumaSews]

I love your personal story and your sincere pride with your son! All three of my children struggled early on with reading despite the reading we did everyday, labels around the house, etc. the teachers struggled with teaching them as well. There is also some dyslexia too. The symbols seem to help with that. I’m very interested in your program. You found a solution to a problem. Thank you!

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, oyu) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@mohmeegaik6686]

@@profesordanielalvarez3498 No doubt you are absolutely correct in your comment. However, almost everyone wants to learn English as it is the language used in science, technology, maths etc

[@YannMetalhead]

So easy! This method is especially useful for non native English speakers like me! Claps for you lady.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for watching!

[@rinchendolma2827]

wonderful teacher you are 👍and thanx for sharing your lovely knowledge which is really very beneficial for us.🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@arlinegeorge6967]

Beautiful mind . Great talk. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@estikararas11]

Daebak! She is so cool! I think this system is super solution in the learn language. Thank u so much mam, you're inspiring person 👏👏👏👏👏

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@estikararas11]

@@Nardagani You're welcome Mam 🤗

[@osamaelzubair1203]

I liked her so much ...she is so calm and..powerful ..she gives me inspiaration

[@kazalrekha1964]

Really It's a great presentation indeed. What a stunning voice she possess. Love it 🤍🤍🤍

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@Avaleria1437]

It's not how far i go on english learning, it's how much i do in the process, and the happiness in the process

[@AntonySimkin]

Such a pleasure to see a beautiful, smart and calmed woman exposing really brain training things. I perfectly read english (my 3rd language) but it made me think in other perspective about this and allowed me answer some questions I always had. It was a pleasure. Thank you. And I will recommend this method to people who tries to learn english. Very good job.

[@believeinpeace]

You are the best! I’m crying!

[@trinhkimtuyen439]

Very inspiring story and a great method of reading. Thank you for sharing that. I really like your voice. It is so warm and sweet.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for watching!

[@profesordanielalvarez3498]

As a native Spanish speaker I MAKE FUN ONCE AND MAKE A THOUSAND TIMES at English because Spanish is a phonetic language (with very few exceptions). We do not need someone to tell us how to pronounce a word, just by seeing it written we can pronounce it perfectly (if you do not have any problem / disease of pronunciation or speech, of course) In Spanish, each vowel (we have only 5: a, e, i, oyu) has one and only one sound (NEITHER MORE NOR LESS) The same happens with almost all consonants. English is not a phonetic language and that makes it a clumsy and poorly structured language from its origins. Spanish is a THOUSAND TIMES better language than English.

[@akashgautam1909]

Without a shed of doubt, your voice is so engaging and lovely 😊👍

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for watching!

[@إيمانالأهدل-ض5ر]

So amazing,,you have way like a magic that will help students or any one want to read English

[@Nardagani]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@dilnozayuldasheva5489]

She speech is really excited me we must feel great honour such as people thanks

[@sergeyleshchinskii8860]

You're the pure light for real. Thnx a million.

[@Boleh888]

Again... Your efforts touched my heart lady. Congrat.

[@Nardagani]

Thank you!

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

There a lot of channels by people that want to help you learn English. Just keep watching and learning 😀

[@abcmoonsweeti5234]

Don't forget that ch is also used for the "sh" sound in words such as machine, chef, and my favorite, schwa!

[@narinderkumar5619]

The best part of Ted without adds interrupt ☺️

[@푸른샘영어책낭독]

I AGREE!! And I had made a little phonics book for Korean English learners when I found differences English and Japanese or Korean letters. But that's for beginners. Korean letters, Hangeul can express all kinds of English sounds. So someday I want to share my methods..

[@rinayuliasih5569]

this speaker is absolutely inspire me to be a great person who teach that what possible in our live is all about willingness.

[@casualenglishwithamy6951]

She is so happy with her work. Her joy is contagious.