The Secret To Spontaneous English Speech

[@EnglishAnyone]

Click here to feel certain and confident when you speak English: tinyurl.com/3cfdzn3x Get Frederick here: englishanyone.com/frederick In this video, we'll talk about where spontaneous English speech comes from, and how to develop the ability to speak English fluently. The basic idea is that lots of natural, native input trains your brain to find patterns in information, which then allows you to speak without thinking or translating. By knowing vocabulary very well, you are then able to speak. So input, rather than repetitive speaking practice, develops your ability to speak. This process of getting native input is also essential because it gets you comfortable with the native way of learning, rather than using translations or trying to get definitions. :) Want to speak English fluently? Our online courses are here to help. We provide easy-to-follow lessons for those eager to learn English speaking skills. From basics to advanced nuances, our learn English online program caters to all levels. Join us and see how easy it is to get fluent when you learn English as a FIRST language! Our courses are designed to guide you on how to be fluent in English, transforming your communication skills. So, if you're looking to elevate your English to new heights, this is the perfect starting point. Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: / englishanyone Twitter: / englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #LearnEnglishAsAFirstLanguage #SpeakFluentEnglishConfidently

[@MC-bq9dj]

No doubt, YOU are the world’s number one English fluency guide! :D You give us so much, and always with the same intensity and enthusiasm. You never feel like tired with us, that is so important and exciting for us to get confidence to continue to learn again and again with the same energy that you give yourself. Long live to your great work! Keep it up! :))

[@EslamAbdulrazik]

I just want to thank you because thanks to Allah and then you I have been hired in an English marketing company ❤

[@abdel-rahmanali8196]

How do you benefit ? What approach do you take?

[@EslamAbdulrazik]

@@abdel-rahmanali8196 At first I became fluent in the language and after that everything became easy to acquire in English I learned accounting and marketing without translating a single word

[@ayyanfarrah1058]

Ma sha Allah congratulation to you share with us the secret please if you don’t mind

[@MC-bq9dj]

It’s a shame that you don’t like learning French. :( I think it could be much easier than Arabic for you to learn, thanks to Latin roots. Although you have already learned Japanese which also has different characters, and seems so difficult when we know nothing about it at all. ;) Congratulations!!

[@yassineadil4156]

Thank you teacher

[@DayanaOrtiz-d2z]

Hello teacher So happy to be with us

[@Ramiro-l8g]

You are consistent and coordinated in your teaching, that is important because one gets to figure out in advance what it comes.

[@zoeclark7073]

Thanks

[@shadab_0706]

Loved you teaching ❤

[@ruwanamarasekera7904]

Hello from Canada

[@AbuDNN61]

Learning words through context. That's a good tip. Thank you Drew!

[@angeloalvarenga961]

❤thank you teacher

[@johnsondevassy1]

So grateful for your way of explaining ❤

[@smartliu7969]

Thank you so much ❤❤

[@surisakkotchaseth4785]

I really like this video. Thank you. It teaches the concept of semantics. I am fascinated with linguistics, anyways I am confised when studied in class, but I clearly understand the linguistics lessons in youtube. So, I would like to say that the youtube teachers are really competent and do care to teach. Thank you for your excellent teaching. I am your student from Thailand.

[@mr.delgado6069]

great video

[@johnibat]

Thanks...🙏

[@nguyenhungphan]

❤❤❤ Thank you very much, Teacher ❤❤❤❤

[@richardkuasi785]

You speak clear and understandable

[@isbeinghackedmyaccount7144]

lol

[@ArchanaWasanik]

Hi Dear Master Drew, I am very much thankful about the most excellent lesson. It's my hope to know about about a question that question means what is difference between fluency and proficiency ?

[@EnglishAnyone]

The basic idea is proficiency means you’re able to do something. But fluency implies doing it well, automatically and easily. :)

[@richardkuasi785]

Hi ...I'm from Malaysia

[@Hoomansadeghi1943]

hi teacher will it be useful if i search the new words clipart on the internet to figure out the meaning by those cliparts.

[@woah5333]

I'm looking for online videos of real life conversation with subtitles but I find a lot of them podcast like and, it's weird to say that but, people enunciate too much. Do you suggest watching TV shows and chop them into parts to have more naturally varied reviews?

[@EnglishAnyone]

Just watch real natives talking about things. Search for our "Espresso video" here on KZbin. :)

[@antoniotorrealba8137]

Hello! I have been watching your videos for a very long time. I would like to know if it is possible to learn any language as a first language. Thanks in advance!

[@EnglishAnyone]

Yes, this works with every language. :)

[@juliaw.8]

In my opinion (58:28), language schools teach this way because they can profit (money) more from this method. That's one of the reasons why they stick to this method.

[@SharmakeGahayr]

If I learn english to english how can I become a local teacher

[@andrewpearson8216]

Well Yellow Ohio!

[@DavidSantos-tg3rh]

Subtitles doesn't convey what you are saying.

[@patrickm.39]

Your examples are too easy for french speakers.

[@surisakkotchaseth4785]

I know that superscript is the writing above the script, ans underscript is the writing under the script. Could you, please, explain why subscibe means as it does?

[@yassineadil4156]

Thank you teacher