Why can't I remember words in conversation?

[@rasheedwaddle3301]

The fact that English is not the first language for Teacher Mike but he is into teaching people the language is amazing. This man is a gift from God for anyone who wants to learn English.

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Thank you, but English IS my first language! I'm from the US.

[@rasheedwaddle3301]

@@TeacherMikeEnglish Oh sorry! I thought you were from Thailand

[@evelynquinonez1667]

Hahahaha. His heart is really Thai.

[@jaykkyawal2215]

The best rational advice that will work 100% of time it's even the simplest way to accustom to more words.

[@valdirceandersson5209]

Thank you for The helpful advice, Teacher Mike.

[@Buthainaneam-sn5ig5le1v]

I appreciate your advice advice so much for keeping us patient to get .improve our language.

[@evelynquinonez1667]

For me, I keep working on my flash cards to improve my vocabulary. In my opinion, the most difficult part of learning English is speaking because you have to think at the moment what you are going to to say. Sometimes, the right word don't come to my mind easily, or maybe I don't find a word that means what I am thinking at that moment. So, I just managed to say something. Hahaha. On the other hand, I know that you have helped me practice my speaking for a very short time, and that is not enough time to see good results. However, to be honest, I notice my speaking is really improving a lot. So, I feel more than happy for that little success that I achieved. Thank you very much, our super teacher. As well, my listening is getting better than ever.😊😊😊

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

I'm very glad to hear that. Thank you very much. and keep up the great work!

[@evelynquinonez1667]

Yes, Mike. I will do my best to improve my English skills. Thanks a lot. You are a wonderful teacher.😀😀😀

[@majidashah9709]

I"m learning English improved from your lessons. I really thank you Mike ❤️❤️❤️.

[@adeolaolugbamiye6682]

Thanks for the lesson, you make English Language easier to learn. I can't thank you enough, Teacher.

[@khuchanazarovazukhal8140]

Hi. I am from Tajikistan. I started to watch you video's. I can understand you very good. You are the best. 😊

[@rociomeza4999]

Thanks for this advices 😊, you are great.

[@evelynquinonez1667]

If I can't remember one word during a conversation, I use another word. Then, I check the forgotten word.😊😊 Thanks a lot, Mike.

[@rhea3234]

0:50 I agree with you on this part. To do something well, you need to practice it more often. 🙏🙂

[@allwaysontheball9730]

Great work! That is really can help everyone!

[@nellymendozacontreras2048]

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[@LuuLy-cu1or]

Thank you very much for your helpful advice, Mike. You’re always a great guide for us in this field.

[@vankhoanguyen3994]

Keep good job. Thank you a lot, Mike.

[@valdirceandersson5209]

I like your older videos too . Thank you for explanation Teacher Mike.

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Thanks!

[@ozcastelan4667]

Thank you for your tips. 👌❤☺

[@IrenaPawlowska-yw5ur]

This video I see for the first time, and I find it as an unusually useful, simple but clear explaining how to improve an ability of speaking free and fluently. This is an excellent lesson giving us advice and tips, how to exercise and consolidate the knowledge of new words and expressions! Thanks a lot, Teacher, for the next impressive and valuable video!

[@rambuery8090]

Wow..i think this is the first time i really understand what people say,because you spoke slowly.thank you for your advise Mr🙏

[@emamalabualrub949]

That's write and so I'm

[@lilvis1285]

I really appreciate your time spent here! Thank you!!

[@socorronable3740]

Again thank you very much. You teach clear, simple can easily learn

[@Sapito-nd4df]

I speak English to myself everyday.

[@nangwinkyi7779]

Thank you very much.

[@stelianapaiu4224]

It's very true and very important everything! Thank you for all!

[@Sapito-nd4df]

Sometimes, words come easy to me, and sometimes the words are on the tip of my tongue.😊

[@majidashah9709]

Good advice , teacher Mike I speak everyday

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

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[@samueluribeg8040]

Ok mike. I like your material you sharing with us. On really I appreciate all your effort for teaching us. I practicing my english with your stronge advice to me... thank good man

[@emamalabualrub949]

Thank you so much teacher Mike

[@ioannakrasanaki3186]

Thanks a lot about advices. Hello from Greece

[@rhea3234]

I do watch your older videos🙂

[@rubalpreet3086]

really interesting facts..

[@arigeyousef8790]

I found you by accident, I discovered that I can understand what you say. But I still have a problem in understanding movies or some people. Whatever thank you so much...

[@Sapito-nd4df]

Thank you, Mike. You're the best.😊

[@johnbosko6190]

A simple fact that is overlooked by many language learners. Thanks very much. You made my life easy.

[@saihaindavvijayshv136]

Thank you teacher Mike for your useful video. Have a nice day mr.mike

[@tanjakremer2659]

I think as long as you arent honest with yourself about your efforts and possibilities in learning English, then the will of improving your English constantly is just not strong enough. But as soon as it is getting an important goal in your life, you're always keep looking for opportunities and not for excuses. I hope that makes sense 😊

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

I don't understand "But as soon as it is getting and important goal in your life".

[@tanjakremer2659]

@@TeacherMikeEnglish What I meant to say is that once improving your English skills has become a major goal in your life, you will always find solutions to any problems during your learning process.

[@rodrigosouza8723]

Hi, Mike! Greetings from a cloudy and bitterly cold São Paulo, Brazil! This is the first that I've seen your video, and I'm so glad it turned up in my video feed. Not only have I given it a thumbs-up, but also added your channel to my must-see videos about American English. Looking forward to binge-watching them as time permits. All the best! :)

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Thanks a lot! Glad you found it!

[@ميسونحويج]

I hope to visit Thailand and meet you teacher Mike , you are amazing , thanks from Palestine _ Ramallah

[@farkhondeheghbali6133]

Thank you teacher Mike

[@ВладимирБеляев-ь4ъ]

Thank you, Mike!

[@sabushreepariyar4310]

I am learning English from your videos. I really appreciate your hard work and dedication. Thank you so much for your teaching and effort. I can understand English but i make grammar mistake my problem is speaking and writing .

[@yeketo1784]

The best teacher 👋

[@nellymendozacontreras2048]

Hello teacher Mike Good Afternon God bless yuo Excelent Ejercises

[@MARIAMARTINEZ-tj4be]

I love it your advice you give to us ...Thank you Teacher Mike 🍎

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

You're very welcome!

[@ismahaneamoura2088]

Thanks so much for tips and advices, it is helpful

[@husseinmusa1975]

Thanks teacher.. Your style in teaching and speaking is so useful and helpful

[@adelsead9855]

Thanks So much teacher Mike your lesson is very clearly

[@محبوبهاسدیان]

Thankyou so much for your advicing to us . This is benfit ❤❤❤

[@rhea3234]

This is enriching! Thank you once again, for the time and effort. ❤

[@Frnot_Fujin]

thanks for telling us! Now I can remember back my words!

[@anagandullia1946]

Thank you very much for your advised teacher that make me feel confidence. 🙏🙏🙏

[@cathyacahen7520]

Salamat teacher ginagawa ko ung payo mo nag gawa ako ng flasscard salamat malaki ang naitulong sa akin sa pag sasalita ng English at pag babasa mahina talaga ako pag dating sa English

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Hi! I'm very glad to hear that you are following my advice! Thank you for telling me!😀

[@rhea3234]

Rewatching at the moment.😊

[@majidashah9709]

I really appreciate your information ❤

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

I'm so glad! Thanks for commenting!

[@rhea3234]

Such a sound advice.❤😊

[@هشامعلي-خ2ط]

Thank you.. Following you is useful and interesting..

[@rhea3234]

Perfectly explained! Good job! 😊😊❤

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

🙏

[@benomarmohammedsalah4328]

Thank you so much sir this is my first time on your youtube chanal

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Thanks! Don't forget to subscribe. I have new videos every Sunday and Thursday as well as a live video at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time every Tuesday.

[@AngelFlores-bi5xw]

Wonderful advice teacher Mike 👍😎

[@experience4life]

Thanks Mike

[@AlexDoubleG98]

That’s it , thanks teacher mike! Have a nice day !

[@aungmyatmin9509]

Thanks a lot, Teacher Mike!

[@guermahfatiha8050]

Interesting video I just have a question Does intonation affect the meaning. Following you helps me improve a lot Thanks teacher Mike

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

It can affect the overall meaning of a sentence. For example, the way that you say something could make it sound more certain, less certain, or more like a question. However, it does not change the meaning of individual words like it does in tonal languages.

[@imanaj5959]

(393) Wow Teacher, this video feels like an audio and video of the written extract from my favorite book "How to practice speaking English by yourself" by Teacher Mike. This book is an epitome for those who are individually trying and facing difficulties to learn a language. ❤

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Yes. That book includes a lot of the same ideas that I have been repeating over and over again for the last five years but many people still fail to listen to.

[@imanaj5959]

Thank you, Teacher. Repeatedly listening to same Native and focusing of the sounds of same native's words is a good technique for improving and making better listening skill. 🙏🏼❤️

[@nasksalih7703]

Thank you best teacher

[@hussein1800]

Hi Mike you share us 4 mian things actually I appreciate it 🙏😊.

[@MyEnglishChannel]

Hi, Mike! Today's video does resonate with me.. I've known fancy new words and expressions in English but I still find it hard to retrieve those words when speaking in English.. Thanks for your helpful tips, Mike 👍😍

[@rhea3234]

It makes sense.❤

[@JeeyongOng]

Good morning Teacher Mike have a great weekend 😊

[@naofumiraptalia8147]

Watching your video when i am lying on bed just like lullaby..its make me easy to sleep ..😴😴😴

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Perfect!

[@Sapito-nd4df]

😂

[@mahimasrivastava7260]

Thank you so much teacher mike 😊you are awesome

[@rayayaya7239]

Thank you You are great

[@loanlien1168]

Thanks so much for your advices!

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

You're welcome. Also, "advice" is uncountable. You can't add "s".

[@salmaannich577]

Interesting 👍 advice thank you Teacher.

[@macvideoseditordevideo1182]

Hola amigo gracias por sus videos son geniales 👍👍

[@Sapito-nd4df]

😊😊

[@bivin_]

I agree

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Glad you watched it!

[@huongthanh2323]

thank you

[@kamalakarreddy.nomulanomul4562]

Supper

[@tramhicks1215]

hello teacher Mike, well come back

[@Zeyad-i5l]

Thanks teacher mike I had today English exam 1-the room.... week ago, so we don't clean it now.(choose) : was cleaned or has been cleaned I chose has been because first action has an effect on second action. Isn't it?

[@lalitabiswas4971]

Thank you so much for your advice.🌈

[@shuneshunemoe4981]

Hello Teacher Mike , I would like to join the your class with you. So, how could I join with you directly. Please answer me

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Hi. I don't have classes. Just free videos.

[@razanraheel6123]

Thank you teacher Mike for all this information and do you recommend any app to memorize new words ?

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

www.ankiapp.com

[@Sapito-nd4df]

Thanks, Mike.😊

[@parshuramarora439]

Sir I am able to understand whatever you teach sir i would like to ask a question what is difference between having said that and inspite of

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

They aren't very similar besides the fact that they show contrast. I'll try to talk about them more in the future.

[@liwaywayrodriguez7359]

Teacher mike I got new friend from new Zealand he is English speaking but hard to understand His word.

[@liah4113]

It happens to me a lot. I mean, I'm sure I know the word I want to say, but it doesn't come easily. 😬

[@belajarmenjadimurid]

For example, English is my second language, so what do I think first when I speak English?

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Start with the thing that you want to say in English. Don't worry about whether it is 100% correct or not.

[@belajarmenjadimurid]

@@TeacherMikeEnglish THANKS

[@tramhicks1215]

if you are in Thailand you should have eaten some jack fruits they give you a lot of energy and healthy to your body too

[@rahulbhowmick1861]

Sir is it true that, speaking with customers executive will bring clarity on my English?

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Practicing speaking regularly will help you to improve your speaking.

[@mariamyaka6363]

Teacher Mike, you're so handsome when you let you hair so long!!! But i hope you didn't cut it😂 Anyway, thank you so much as always.

[@davidsalukvadze4099]

😍😍😍😍

[@nasksalih7703]

Please write your points

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

KZbin gives you captions.

[@habibalbakaa191]

Are you on Facebook?

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

Yes.

[@adamur2]

A few minutes of repetition a day is not enough. Everyone has their own way of learning. Foreigners should learn with the use of images that symbolize meaning, or at least mentally association with meaning. This reduces the phenomenon of switching to your own language, at least partially. The second very important thing - you have to correct your pronunciation each time, comparing it with the reference recording. In my opinion, the amount of time spent per day is a minimum of one hour if you want to expand the scope of your vocabulary. I spend even more time studying.

[@TeacherMikeEnglish]

A few minutes is enough to review words that you know but don't want to forget. That's the point of this video. Also, I agree with you that it's best to use images/association instead of translation. However, when you get to advanced vocabulary, that becomes much more difficult. Doing that with "racial discrimination", "voter fraud" or "hypothermia" just gets ridiculous.

[@adamur2]

@@TeacherMikeEnglish My flashcard app plans about 70-80 flashcards per day to do review. They are all close to forget, and therefore they are difficult. Not counting the time needed for drilling (much more time is needed), the time you mentioned only for review as a few minutes (let's say 10 minutes) it would be about 8-10 seconds for one flashcard. That's on the verge of the time needed for the context switch in mind. It's way would be definitely too fast for me. Topic of how to learn advanced words is unfortunately to deep to YT comments.

[@rezinhapereira6525]

Hy Mery crismas

[@bey_tuber1083]

Very good advice thanks 👍 you teacher mike