I´m a tourist guide from Argentina. Honestly I´m improving my speak english a lot with your videos. Every day I practice by my own and when I´ve the opportunity with some passengers, in many cases, they help me with some expresions and words that I can´t find to express my self when we are talking thigs that aren´t about the tour, and helps a lot!! Thank you to share your knowledge!!!!
Non native English speaker here, I have had this conversation with mi GF and friends several times, to me the main issue is that people try too much to translate perfectly The issue with this is that they mentally block themselves by overthinking, just try to say something similar, is about to make the other understand you, not to about passing and English test Another mistake is not listening native speakers regularly, when you listen to them everyday (when you live abrod for instance) you learn many pre-made phrases that help you a lot making the conversation more fluid withour thinking twice
You hit the nail on the head!actually, surround with supportive american individuals you can understanding more the language than you believe… when you desire to talk any language, you need got a breath and confidence ‘cause this is more natural than you imagine and is like a mechanism all stuffs is already write you just need to catch everything and got consistency too.
I love this channel! I'm Brazilian and I'm 65. My English had stagnated since youth! I had resume learning English since from the pandemic! All i know comes 40% before pandemic and 60% after it! My difficulty is comprehension of natives and news with not common words or idiomatic expressions! Why do people abuse expressions and words with second meaning? To seem more smart? I love channels of non native like you because you must have had the same difficulty! I don't have much difficulty to write!
I speak fluently Englich, (and a few other languages too), but i love to see your videos.. especially the short ones, where you speak with your otherself.. You have a great talent.. please continue..
В начале погружения в изучаемый язык необходимо слушание языка и попытка осознавания что означают встречающиеся звуковые сочетания многократно превышающее попытки его воспроизведения для того, чтобы возникли необходимые нейронные связи для понимания языка иначе воспроизведение будет просто упражнением мышц воспроизведения, а не наработкой навыка говорения
Should be compulsory in every single institution or academy across the globe that specializes in teaching English to have tutors like you. It´s not only about how fluent you are, it´s required to develop an intimate bond with your students that encourages them to talk in English without being afraid of making mistakes and get dissaproval for it, because guess what, even native speakers make a lot of mistakes during daily interactions, for instance, using If I was you, when it should be If I were you cause you´re speculating about something not talking about an even tthat really happened indeed or using You was when it must be You were no matter the context and so many more examples, basically, to sum up, English it´s a fun and entertaining way to enhance your lifestyle and that´s what Caro has always done. Keep it up with this useful content, you can´t imagine how grateful I´m for having found you
This thing happen to me throughout my learning phase, and finally i am glad to know this is the usually happens to all and also a remainder that we're growing while making mistakes in our learning journey of an new language
You have a very calming way of explaining things and this seems to be your mission from my perspective! I have enjoyed your shorts and the characters you have made like Mike! Keep up the good work! I am native in English but am trying to learn Spanish and have the same hurdles you mentioned! x
Very, very useful and practical tips and tricks; I intend to learn English and improve my speaking skills, and I'm not sure if I'm doing well, but I'll follow these tips. Thanks a lot dear Caro! 🙏💫
Speaking fluently requires huge amount of words in our memory. For example, an average English speaker in the US has at minimum 25 thousand words and professional one has at minimum 40 thousands. So, in order to compete with the native speakers, you need at least the same amount of words, so your brain is able to recall words when you speak. Unfortunately, most of the newcomers only have 5000 words or way less, which cause a huge problem when they are trying to interact with people.
I found you on UA-cam last week by sheer luck and I can't thank UA-cam enough. You are a great and funny teacher. I love the way you teach new vocabulary and expressions. Thanks a bunch from Adsubia/Pego in Spain. 🤩
Thank you teacher Karo! You always motivated me to learning English all this time. In my view "the consistent is the key" not only for a language, but everything in the life. Keep it up! Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
I legit am a native English speaker and just learned that "I'm good" or "I'm doing good" isn't correct. So that's something as well! There are things native speakers may say that aren't grammatically correct, but they feel more natural to them. ❤ Edit: I just thought of another amazing example! There's this guy I work with who knows the basics of English but talks to me to expand his knowledge more. I had just sent a text to a friend about something and thought I'd let him know of this thing a lot of us say; "anyways". It's not correct. If you want to use that word, it needs to be "anyway". But a lot of us say "anyways" because it oddly sounds a lot better. Never stop learning, my friends!
“I’m good” is grammatically correct. “Im doing good” while not grammatically correct, i’d argue it’s become so common among native english speakers that even though it’s not correct it’s definitely accepted in every day life.
You are awesome lady... You have the absolutely true about " why it's so difficult speak in other languages". Soy un aprendía nuevo del inglés y empecé viendo tus videos, solo quiero decirte muchas gracias por todo lo que enseñas! God bless you!
Would you like to practice with me? Don't get me wrong, actually I'm having a really hard time learning English. It would be so great if i could get a partner to practice my speaking skills.
I can't stop feeling amazed about the quality of this video. The voice is something that don't know if it can be better. Can you please share with us your gear you are using Appreciate 💙
As a native english speaker 'I am doing good' is a perfectly fine phrase, I use it and I hear others use it everyday. It doesn't sound incorrect to natives. Just because something is grammatically incorrect doesn't mean it's wrong or incorrect. 'I am doing well' is far more formal and I rarely hear it. Good video tho (:
As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.😊
Hi, @beyondgrasscutter , please help me to know that sentences. Because i really need that repetitions. I am an IELTS aspirant, I can't generate my own sentences in speaking. I stuck while in my speaking part. Please help me. I will tell my email address to you for getting that sentences in pdf version. I am really in need. Please reply me back.
@@dreamandmakeit6221The answer is simple. You have those sentences, expressions and words in IELTS materials. You need to decide yoursef which sentences to learn. Just choose some of them as you cannot learn everything. Below some details what I do::: I try to repeat a sentence until I can say it without hesitation or mistakes. During practice I say it realy slow at the beginning. Later alternating speed either extremely fast or slow. I don't have any set amount of reps. Just drilling until being confident. Sometimes if I have difficulties I repeat something continuously for example for 30 minutes streight. Recently I stopped counting. Just measuring time. Let's say 5 minutes gives you 100 reps. So repeat something 10-15 minutes. I try to choose short sentences 4-5 words. Or just practicing separate single words, pairs of words, 3 words together. Long sentences are very time consuming and difficult to repeat. From experience I noticed that it usually takes 5 days or more to remember something. Recently I stopped making notes just to focus on practicing. I don't use any SRS system like Anki. Only using online pons de dictionary (as I currently learn German) and bookmark some words. It is chaotic learning at the moment. I don't have any plan. Just watching videos repeatedly, reading comments and choosing some sentences, words. So videos show me what I should revise and what I don't remember. I mix practicing very old sentences and completely new ones. No particular strict rule. You can also repeat in your mind. Doesn't have to be aloud if you cannot. Please check similair method: sentence mining. ua-cam.com/video/ktkHjL_PMc4/v-deo.html
I've always wondered why I understand English speakers but why I can't communicate very well! Makes a lot of sense now. One of the reasons it's cause I have always been so shy, and that keep me from talking even when I know the answer to inquiries. Thanks a lot! We appreciate the effort you put in your videos.God bless you! ❤
It took me 3 hours to watch your video over and over again, and I copied everything you said in the video. I’ll memorize and practice speaking like you 😂. There are many new words and I have just re-learn English for 1 month after 20 years. Before, I was very afraid of studying this subject. Now I feel excited to lear it. Thank you very much ❤❤❤❤
Dass du Deutsch lernst kam jetzt überraschend :D. Viel Glück dabei, es kann bei manchen Dingen sehr kompliziert sein. Aber das was man hört klingt doch schonmal besser als mein Englisch ;D
For me, it's just a two-part process. Firstly, you should focus on listening a lot and not force yourself to speak too much. However, to develop your speaking skills, you need to transition to actively using the language. Perhaps the ideal approach is to alternate between absorbing and internalizing, and then engaging in active discussions.
Thanks for those tips. My English improved so much since I have got friends who's first language is english. Your German pronunciation is so very good by the way.
Hi, I am Mariana. I am very happy after watch your video because, English is not my first linguage and I understand big part of your video, thank you! (Sorry my mistakes of write, I am learning and your channel helps me a lot)
Hay un proverbio hebreo que dice(literal)Palabra sabias son pronunciadas en voz baja.Esto sucede con esta niña.Todo lo que dice se absorbe inmediatamente en el cerebro,por el contenido ,su actitud encantadora y su dulce tono de voz.Hace varios años que estudio con los vídeos de You Tube y nunca vi una cosa igual.Ella misma reconoce que es perfeccionista,pero yo ya lo había notado del comienzo en sus lecciones y sus videos llenos de humor y originalidad.
Carolina, me encantan tus vídeos. Disfruto mucho de tus tramas y personajes, y creo que eres una excelente comunicadora, con una manera de enseñar muy efectiva, cercana y amena. Mi más sincera enhorabuena por la comunidad que estás creando y el contenido que nos regalas. Fuerte abrazo desde España!
I'm learning English and have always had difficulty due to perfectionism and believing that I wasn't capable of learning. However, consistency in my daily studies is helping me learn more and more, increase my vocabulary, and it's becoming more natural.
Caro, your videos are excellent. Really very good. They are well thought out, interesting and useful, and also promote significant learning of the grammar and phonetics of the English language. Furthermore, I find the scripts entertaining and fun, which is why they stimulate attention and motivation. Just one detail: sometimes some words of the transcribed text are not clearly seen because the color does not contrast with the background and they cannot be read accordingly. Perhaps you can pay attention to this element of your instructional strategy. Everything else is perfect. A hug Carlos from Caracas, Venezuela
you always motivated me to learning English all this time. in my view 'the consistent is the key" not only for a language but everything in the life. keep it up! saludos desde Bunos Aires. for me, it's just two-Part process. Firstly, you should focus on listening a lot and not force yourself to speak too much. However, to develop your speaking skills,you need to transition to actively using the language. perhaps the ideal approach is to alternate between absorbing and internalizing, and then engaing in active discussions.
Warm Greetings from Aleppo, Syria.😊 I'd like to thank you so much for this video & for all your videos and efforts as well.. I find them actually quite useful & amusing.❤ Das ist sehr nett von Ihnen.. Vielen lieben Dank.
Honestly, I have the opposite problem but with Spanish. I can read and write Spanish fine and speak it fairly well. However, I have trouble listening. The reason being I believe is that listening requires you to interpret sounds very fast. When reading, you can take your time, and words are generally always clear on a page (no accents, etc)
Listening is the same with speaking: just do it. So listen to UA-cam videos in spanish and don't give a damn when you do not understand. The more often you do it the more you understand. It is how our brain works: repetition trains it. This is why babies and small children never stop trying. If they would, they will remain being unable to walk, speak etc. And remember: the hardest language to learn is your mother tongue. You do even need a language to be able to think. As a baby therefore you cannot even think about what you hear. At the beginning there is only noise and a baby trying to give it a meaning though it cannot even reason about meanings because it does not have any words and no idea about the world at all. The only thing, you can do, is listening and be relaxed when doing it. Don't think to about what you do not understand but let it just pass through. This allows you not to miss, what is following and maybe guessing what you did miss. Being relaxed is very important. And on UA-cam you can stop and replay parts and use undertitles. At the beginning it may be frustrating because it is hard work with little outcome. So even here trying to be relaxed about it helps.
incredible! I can relate to what you say in the video. And admittedly🙈 I have to say that for the first time I can really understand every single word out of your mouth. As people who mumble every time they talk to you in English. I have to concentrate so hard to understand everything. But you're really pleasant and you also have a beautiful voice that's fun to listen to😊
your voice it´s so sweetie, thanks for this video, it´s so important to me, to learn other language, you´re the incredible teacher... greetings from Chile
Talking to myself about topics I'm actually thinking about helped me a lot for getting fluent in English, because by doing that I realise where I still lack vocabulary or have troubles finding the grammatically correct expression. A scenario I find very helpful for that is trying to explain something to an imaginary conversational partner 🙂
Us native speakers say “I’m doing good” all the time. There is a difference between grammatically correct written English and common spoken English. Just focus on talking like native speakers unless you are writing academic papers or something like that.
Hi ! Thanks for this video! I learn English and I’d say u that ur speaking is very well , cause I have understood all information that u said :) Continue to shoot ur videos ❤ it’s so useful 💋🤍
Fluent in english, my 2nd language, but applying the concept of this video to my german. I have this issue where I'll perfectly understand german, in both reading and listening comprehension, but fall short when structuring my own sentences. Think your advice is solid, and ubiquitous in the sense
Thx for the video and also for the class))) My English level is Intermediately, so I was afraid wouldn't understand you, but I'm got it. Thank you for the lesson again❤
Dear Mam, Thank you for all the hard work! I am afraid to tell you that, your voice is a bit low. I use my laptop to listen without a headset. Could you please increase it in your next video? That would be grateful!
Thank you for your advice. It is really valuable. As you said, practice and consistency are keys for improving our speaking skills and I would say amost everything.
This happens to me now that I'm learning German, it is very frustrating because I understand but I can't communicate. Thank you so much for your videos, Caro, eres maravillosa. 😊
that's really true, i can understand English but i can´t speak well and i don't know the correct pronunciation of a lot of words. No, I know but i can say it. And also my writing habilities are bad. i don't know if this text is all correct, sorry by the mistakes i'll try follow your tips Caro Thank you!
I usually talk to ChatGBT to practice my German or Spanish. It is a nice companion because it can point out your mistakes offer and the best way to form your wrong sentence
Hi, I've only known your beautiful channel for a week and I congratulate you for your precious work. You are very kind and nice. It would be nice to know you better... I hope to see you soon! Giuseppe
Your German sounds impressively good. I am German so I can only guess how difficult it must be for a non native speaker. Also thanks for the video. Thats exactly what Im struggeling with the most- the speaking part. Because you have to be spontaneous and that when I fail. Also thanks for the advices regarding the learning strategies.
Thanks!
aww🥰🥰🥰Thank youuu so much for your support 💜💜💜💜💜💜
Sure thing miss .. 💖
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ahh es un dolar jaja
Where is Mike?
Probably stiffing his date on the bill.
Who's Mike?
@@waitwhynot2290 mike is her male alter ego 🧍
With Harvey, obviously
@@gloomulobut like what do ya mean she's a male alter ego? Is she trans or something,
You are such a good teacher, I love you tone of speech is so calm and relaxing, but at the same time its engaging
My english when i speak infront of somebody:🥴🤮🤢
My english when i talk to myself in bathroom 🤯💀🥵
😂
I´m a tourist guide from Argentina. Honestly I´m improving my speak english a lot with your videos. Every day I practice by my own and when I´ve the opportunity with some passengers, in many cases, they help me with some expresions and words that I can´t find to express my self when we are talking thigs that aren´t about the tour, and helps a lot!! Thank you to share your knowledge!!!!
So true!!! The more you speak, the better you'll get! ♥️♥️♥️ Having speaking partners from all over the world is a great way to achieve fluency!
Absolutely, that's exactly what you're supposed to do!
@@aldincukojevic3480Hi dear, I'm literally not good at English can you please speak with me in English to improve my English 😢
Non native English speaker here, I have had this conversation with mi GF and friends several times, to me the main issue is that people try too much to translate perfectly
The issue with this is that they mentally block themselves by overthinking, just try to say something similar, is about to make the other understand you, not to about passing and English test
Another mistake is not listening native speakers regularly, when you listen to them everyday (when you live abrod for instance) you learn many pre-made phrases that help you a lot making the conversation more fluid withour thinking twice
You hit the nail on the head!actually, surround with supportive american individuals you can understanding more the language than you believe… when you desire to talk any language, you need got a breath and confidence ‘cause this is more natural than you imagine and is like a mechanism all stuffs is already write you just need to catch everything and got consistency too.
I love ur short videos and yourself. You’re so creative and talented. Keep doing great work! Thank you!
This channel teaches me a lot.
This channel inspires me a lot.
Thank you.
I`m korean live in Japan.
Thanks for everything ❤
I love this channel!
I'm Brazilian and I'm 65.
My English had stagnated since youth!
I had resume learning English since from the pandemic! All i know comes 40% before pandemic and 60% after it! My difficulty is comprehension of natives and news with not common words or idiomatic expressions! Why do people abuse expressions and words with second meaning? To seem more smart? I love channels of non native like you because you must have had the same difficulty! I don't have much difficulty to write!
I speak fluently Englich, (and a few other languages too), but i love to see your videos.. especially the short ones,
where you speak with your otherself..
You have a great talent.. please continue..
В начале погружения в изучаемый язык необходимо слушание языка и попытка осознавания что означают встречающиеся звуковые сочетания многократно превышающее попытки его воспроизведения для того, чтобы возникли необходимые нейронные связи для понимания языка иначе воспроизведение будет просто упражнением мышц воспроизведения, а не наработкой навыка говорения
Descubrí tus videos en FB hace un corto tiempo atrás. Y ahora ya estoy aprendiendo en tus video de YT.
¡Muchas gracias!
Should be compulsory in every single institution or academy across the globe that specializes in teaching English to have tutors like you. It´s not only about how fluent you are, it´s required to develop an intimate bond with your students that encourages them to talk in English without being afraid of making mistakes and get dissaproval for it, because guess what, even native speakers make a lot of mistakes during daily interactions, for instance, using If I was you, when it should be If I were you cause you´re speculating about something not talking about an even tthat really happened indeed or using You was when it must be You were no matter the context and so many more examples, basically, to sum up, English it´s a fun and entertaining way to enhance your lifestyle and that´s what Caro has always done. Keep it up with this useful content, you can´t imagine how grateful I´m for having found you
This thing happen to me throughout my learning phase, and finally i am glad to know this is the usually happens to all and also a remainder that we're growing while making mistakes in our learning journey of an new language
You have a very calming way of explaining things and this seems to be your mission from my perspective! I have enjoyed your shorts and the characters you have made like Mike! Keep up the good work! I am native in English but am trying to learn Spanish and have the same hurdles you mentioned! x
Very, very useful and practical tips and tricks; I intend to learn English and improve my speaking skills, and I'm not sure if I'm doing well, but I'll follow these tips. Thanks a lot dear Caro! 🙏💫
Speaking fluently requires huge amount of words in our memory. For example, an average English speaker in the US has at minimum 25 thousand words and professional one has at minimum 40 thousands. So, in order to compete with the native speakers, you need at least the same amount of words, so your brain is able to recall words when you speak. Unfortunately, most of the newcomers only have 5000 words or way less, which cause a huge problem when they are trying to interact with people.
确实是，巧妇难为无米之炊。词汇量是最基本的，很多人是掌握了词汇量，但讲得也不好
I knew your channel two past weeks in shorts UA-cam. I aprecciate all topics you have posted.
I'm happy, because I find someone like u
asmr english learning, good format
I love your smooth voice and your fun way of teaching❤
I found you on UA-cam last week by sheer luck and I can't thank UA-cam enough. You are a great and funny teacher. I love the way you teach new vocabulary and expressions. Thanks a bunch from Adsubia/Pego in Spain. 🤩
I really appreciate you for teaching English simply and effectively 🙏🙏
Thank you teacher Karo! You always motivated me to learning English all this time. In my view "the consistent is the key" not only for a language, but everything in the life. Keep it up! Saludos desde Buenos Aires.
I legit am a native English speaker and just learned that "I'm good" or "I'm doing good" isn't correct. So that's something as well! There are things native speakers may say that aren't grammatically correct, but they feel more natural to them. ❤
Edit: I just thought of another amazing example! There's this guy I work with who knows the basics of English but talks to me to expand his knowledge more. I had just sent a text to a friend about something and thought I'd let him know of this thing a lot of us say; "anyways". It's not correct. If you want to use that word, it needs to be "anyway". But a lot of us say "anyways" because it oddly sounds a lot better. Never stop learning, my friends!
“I’m good” is grammatically correct.
“Im doing good” while not grammatically correct, i’d argue it’s become so common among native english speakers that even though it’s not correct it’s definitely accepted in every day life.
Your comment makes me feel better.
@@Agozto I'm glad it does. 💖
@@ohcodex If it's repeated enough I'd honestly argue that it becomes correct.
You are awesome lady... You have the absolutely true about " why it's so difficult speak in other languages".
Soy un aprendía nuevo del inglés y empecé viendo tus videos, solo quiero decirte muchas gracias por todo lo que enseñas! God bless you!
Also an English educator here and I absolutely love your videos!
This is great! I love your content ❤❤
Thank you so much!!❤
Would you like to practice with me? Don't get me wrong, actually I'm having a really hard time learning English. It would be so great if i could get a partner to practice my speaking skills.
@@aayeshaa5269 I would like to, but my English is not good either. Maybe we could talk and help each other. That would be great!
I can't stop feeling amazed about the quality of this video. The voice is something that don't know if it can be better.
Can you please share with us your gear you are using
Appreciate 💙
As a native english speaker 'I am doing good' is a perfectly fine phrase, I use it and I hear others use it everyday. It doesn't sound incorrect to natives. Just because something is grammatically incorrect doesn't mean it's wrong or incorrect. 'I am doing well' is far more formal and I rarely hear it.
Good video tho (:
As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.😊
Thanks for speaking tips
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Hi, @beyondgrasscutter , please help me to know that sentences. Because i really need that repetitions. I am an IELTS aspirant, I can't generate my own sentences in speaking. I stuck while in my speaking part. Please help me. I will tell my email address to you for getting that sentences in pdf version. I am really in need. Please reply me back.
@@dreamandmakeit6221The answer is simple. You have those sentences, expressions and words in IELTS materials. You need to decide yoursef which sentences to learn. Just choose some of them as you cannot learn everything. Below some details what I do::: I try to repeat a sentence until I can say it without hesitation or mistakes. During practice I say it realy slow at the beginning. Later alternating speed either extremely fast or slow. I don't have any set amount of reps. Just drilling until being confident. Sometimes if I have difficulties I repeat something continuously for example for 30 minutes streight. Recently I stopped counting. Just measuring time. Let's say 5 minutes gives you 100 reps. So repeat something 10-15 minutes. I try to choose short sentences 4-5 words. Or just practicing separate single words, pairs of words, 3 words together. Long sentences are very time consuming and difficult to repeat. From experience I noticed that it usually takes 5 days or more to remember something. Recently I stopped making notes just to focus on practicing. I don't use any SRS system like Anki. Only using online pons de dictionary (as I currently learn German) and bookmark some words. It is chaotic learning at the moment. I don't have any plan. Just watching videos repeatedly, reading comments and choosing some sentences, words. So videos show me what I should revise and what I don't remember. I mix practicing very old sentences and completely new ones. No particular strict rule. You can also repeat in your mind. Doesn't have to be aloud if you cannot. Please check similair method: sentence mining. ua-cam.com/video/ktkHjL_PMc4/v-deo.html
Hi@beyondthegrasscutter , thank you for your valuable information. Could you please tell me about improving writing in English?
I've always wondered why I understand English speakers but why I can't communicate very well! Makes a lot of sense now. One of the reasons it's cause I have always been so shy, and that keep me from talking even when I know the answer to inquiries. Thanks a lot! We appreciate the effort you put in your videos.God bless you! ❤
Love the way you are instructing .Very efficacious.💝
It took me 3 hours to watch your video over and over again, and I copied everything you said in the video. I’ll memorize and practice speaking like you 😂. There are many new words and I have just re-learn English for 1 month after 20 years. Before, I was very afraid of studying this subject. Now I feel excited to lear it. Thank you very much ❤❤❤❤
Dass du Deutsch lernst kam jetzt überraschend :D. Viel Glück dabei, es kann bei manchen Dingen sehr kompliziert sein. Aber das was man hört klingt doch schonmal besser als mein Englisch ;D
For me, it's just a two-part process. Firstly, you should focus on listening a lot and not force yourself to speak too much. However, to develop your speaking skills, you need to transition to actively using the language. Perhaps the ideal approach is to alternate between absorbing and internalizing, and then engaging in active discussions.
But that's not even true of children learning a first or second language, "my truth" is ego justification.
This video not only taught me great lessons, but also made me feel very relaxed 😅
You're talking so calmly, almost like in an ASMR video.
I love the way you explain. Thanks for everything
You are such a AWESOME English teacher 👌 I never saw like you. I appreciate all of your performances for us. I love you, God bless you 🙏 BEST ever 💯
What you said in this video, could be a useful guidance for an academic researcher, who researches and works on effective language learning. RESPECT
Love your method !!! I enjoy your videos so much, I don’t feel I’m learning 😊
Thanks for those tips. My English improved so much since I have got friends who's first language is english. Your German pronunciation is so very good by the way.
Du bist Gold wert, Caro! :)
Dude, you have a natural asmr voice without being tryhard. I'll have to make a 10 hour long playlist with your videos :D
Hi, I am Mariana. I am very happy after watch your video because, English is not my first linguage and I understand big part of your video, thank you! (Sorry my mistakes of write, I am learning and your channel helps me a lot)
Even you can practice with Chat GPT right know!
Im a native English speaker idk why im here
Hay un proverbio hebreo que dice(literal)Palabra sabias son pronunciadas en voz baja.Esto sucede con esta niña.Todo lo que dice se absorbe inmediatamente en el cerebro,por el contenido ,su actitud encantadora y su dulce tono de voz.Hace varios años que estudio con los vídeos de You Tube y nunca vi una cosa igual.Ella misma reconoce que es perfeccionista,pero yo ya lo había notado del comienzo en sus lecciones y sus videos llenos de humor y originalidad.
Carolina, me encantan tus vídeos. Disfruto mucho de tus tramas y personajes, y creo que eres una excelente comunicadora, con una manera de enseñar muy efectiva, cercana y amena. Mi más sincera enhorabuena por la comunidad que estás creando y el contenido que nos regalas. Fuerte abrazo desde España!
I'm learning English and have always had difficulty due to perfectionism and believing that I wasn't capable of learning. However, consistency in my daily studies is helping me learn more and more, increase my vocabulary, and it's becoming more natural.
Caro, your videos are excellent. Really very good. They are well thought out, interesting and useful, and also promote significant learning of the grammar and phonetics of the English language. Furthermore, I find the scripts entertaining and fun, which is why they stimulate attention and motivation.
Just one detail: sometimes some words of the transcribed text are not clearly seen because the color does not contrast with the background and they cannot be read accordingly. Perhaps you can pay attention to this element of your instructional strategy. Everything else is perfect.
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Carlos from Caracas, Venezuela
omg i love it !! I love you tone of speech is so calm and relaxing
i dont want to learn too much out of my major,.. but you, i will follow, cuz it seems that u can make complicated things easy
Very useful and insightful tips! Thank you so much Carolina
You gave us good advice on how to improve our english speaking skills. Greetings from Mexico.
you always motivated me to learning English all this time. in my view 'the consistent is the key" not only for a language but everything in the life. keep it up! saludos desde Bunos Aires.
for me, it's just two-Part process. Firstly, you should focus on listening a lot and not force yourself to speak too much. However, to develop your speaking skills,you need to transition to actively using the language. perhaps the ideal approach is to alternate between absorbing and internalizing, and then engaing in active discussions.
Warm Greetings from Aleppo, Syria.😊
I'd like to thank you so much for this video & for all your videos and efforts as well.. I find them actually quite useful & amusing.❤
Das ist sehr nett von Ihnen..
Vielen lieben Dank.
Thank you so much, your lessons are so useful 🤗
I always get stuck when I talking 😢this is so useful for meee ❤❤❤❤❤
Honestly, I have the opposite problem but with Spanish. I can read and write Spanish fine and speak it fairly well. However, I have trouble listening. The reason being I believe is that listening requires you to interpret sounds very fast. When reading, you can take your time, and words are generally always clear on a page (no accents, etc)
Listening is the same with speaking: just do it. So listen to UA-cam videos in spanish and don't give a damn when you do not understand. The more often you do it the more you understand.
It is how our brain works: repetition trains it. This is why babies and small children never stop trying. If they would, they will remain being unable to walk, speak etc.
And remember: the hardest language to learn is your mother tongue. You do even need a language to be able to think. As a baby therefore you cannot even think about what you hear. At the beginning there is only noise and a baby trying to give it a meaning though it cannot even reason about meanings because it does not have any words and no idea about the world at all.
The only thing, you can do, is listening and be relaxed when doing it. Don't think to about what you do not understand but let it just pass through. This allows you not to miss, what is following and maybe guessing what you did miss. Being relaxed is very important.
And on UA-cam you can stop and replay parts and use undertitles.
At the beginning it may be frustrating because it is hard work with little outcome. So even here trying to be relaxed about it helps.
Thanks Mike
incredible! I can relate to what you say in the video. And admittedly🙈 I have to say that for the first time I can really understand every single word out of your mouth. As people who mumble every time they talk to you in English. I have to concentrate so hard to understand everything. But you're really pleasant and you also have a beautiful voice that's fun to listen to😊
I like your voice, it is very pleasant, it relaxes me and guides me to learn. I think that's what I needed
Your voice makes me comfortable
Thank you so much!!
I think it will help me learn English😀
your voice it´s so sweetie, thanks for this video, it´s so important to me, to learn other language, you´re the incredible teacher... greetings from Chile
1:47 This is so good advice 😊 Thanks for video! I'm really worry about my accent😅
Talking to myself about topics I'm actually thinking about helped me a lot for getting fluent in English, because by doing that I realise where I still lack vocabulary or have troubles finding the grammatically correct expression. A scenario I find very helpful for that is trying to explain something to an imaginary conversational partner 🙂
Us native speakers say “I’m doing good” all the time. There is a difference between grammatically correct written English and common spoken English. Just focus on talking like native speakers unless you are writing academic papers or something like that.
Thank you very much for sharing as a teacher I find it helpful to help my students the way you share .
This is first comment for me on this channel, I really like your way of submission , thank you, you really interests me ❤ .
I love and support you miss❤❤❤ Amazing content ❤️🎉 .. Your voice is so soothing 💗❤
Thank you for this beautiful video
Bravo, This video really helps me, I think I need this video to learn English more effective.
I like german too now...your accent is so nice in every languages
Gracias por los consejos bella caro 🥰❤.
Gracias por estar❤
@@carokowanzenglish siempre ❤😘.
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Your content is very helpful and significant. Thank you for your effort
Hi Caro, I really appreciate all the advice you've given.
Great vide.your speaking are stunning. In reality finding the podcast more useful than look videos to my taste.
Hi ! Thanks for this video! I learn English and I’d say u that ur speaking is very well , cause I have understood all information that u said :) Continue to shoot ur videos ❤ it’s so useful 💋🤍
1:35 I recommend you guys texting/talking with bots on character ai. That really helps when you don't have a person that you can talk to.
Hallo uleka, where’re you from? Do you know Aquino city? Giuseppe😊
Thank you! I will follow your tips. 🙏🏻
Fluent in english, my 2nd language, but applying the concept of this video to my german. I have this issue where I'll perfectly understand german, in both reading and listening comprehension, but fall short when structuring my own sentences. Think your advice is solid, and ubiquitous in the sense
Thx for the video and also for the class)))
My English level is Intermediately, so I was afraid wouldn't understand you, but I'm got it.
Thank you for the lesson again❤
Dear Mam, Thank you for all the hard work! I am afraid to tell you that, your voice is a bit low. I use my laptop to listen without a headset. Could you please increase it in your next video? That would be grateful!
Her voice is unique, I love it, it relax my brain and understand her words smoothly🤤
just turn the volume up high and your problem will be solved 🤷
Voice is low? You mean Voice pitch or volume? Ha ha
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It is normal voice. I can heard it very clearly
I love your voice, I can listen to you talk all day!
Thank you for your advice. It is really valuable. As you said, practice and consistency are keys for improving our speaking skills and I would say amost everything.
This happens to me now that I'm learning German, it is very frustrating because I understand but I can't communicate. Thank you so much for your videos, Caro, eres maravillosa. 😊
I talk to myself for years. People think im crazy. I have no partner to practice, so i do it by myself.
I am.
that's really true, i can understand English but i can´t speak well and i don't know the correct pronunciation of a lot of words. No, I know but i can say it. And also my writing habilities are bad.
i don't know if this text is all correct, sorry by the mistakes
i'll try follow your tips Caro
Thank you!
Love your channel! Can you also do videos for those who learn Spanish? ❤❤❤
Thank you for the video. I love u ❤❤ I just watch this video and now I feel like a native. And your podcasts is very herlpful ❤❤❤ Thank you again!!!💞
I usually talk to ChatGBT to practice my German or Spanish. It is a nice companion because it can point out your mistakes offer and the best way to form your wrong sentence
Hi, I've only known your beautiful channel for a week and I congratulate you for your precious work. You are very kind and nice. It would be nice to know you better... I hope to see you soon! Giuseppe
I love you teacher! You are the best!
Thank you❤
your mimic and expression in stunning , thanks
Your German sounds impressively good. I am German so I can only guess how difficult it must be for a non native speaker. Also thanks for the video. Thats exactly what Im struggeling with the most- the speaking part. Because you have to be spontaneous and that when I fail. Also thanks for the advices regarding the learning strategies.
I really love the softness of your voice 😊