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Could you make a video about those people are able to speak English fluently but they have not sure about there grammar mistakes like while speaking time they do grammar mistakes or not how to check it
Find your level. If you're at level A1, read books at level A1. When you find that you can understand most of the material you're reading start reading level A2. Keep challenging yourself and progress. Don't jump up levels too fast because you'll get frustrated. Keep it gradual.
Dear Veronika, thanks for the video. You are the very best teacher! 👍🏻You convey knowledge, you motivate us, and you show us a lot of methods that help us. I always switch between the older videos of you and the new videos so as not to miss anything 🤗 I wish you a good start to the new week! Kind wishes, Gerold
I am greatful to you excessively. You are the best teacher I have ever seen in my life. I am waiting for your videos every day because they inspire me for learning this language ❤
Hi, Veronika. I hope you're having a wonderful day. As a lifelong, Cuban 🇨🇺 English learner who has been watching your videos for a couple of years now, I just wanted to take some time to thank you fondly for all the dedication and passion you put into creating high-quality content for your audience. I always turn to your inspiring, authentic advice for motivation, whenever I feel like I'm not enough. Also, having grown up in Cuba, with little to no contact with native speakers, despite being only 90 miles away from the U.S, your language learning journey resonates deeply with me, as you say you've never lived in an English-speaking country before. I'm currently working my way towards C1 and it sometimes it can feel like an endless journey, but I choose to believe that I'm on the right track, tackling every obstacle with a positive mindset, like you always teach us to do, and knowing that with consistency and perseverance, everything will start to fall into place sooner or later. Don't know if you'll ever read this, but the mere fact of saying these words is very reassuring. Keep up the good work. This world needs more people like you 🙏.
I really loving your channel and I took some notes with phrases you highlighted on this video for practice my skills and for my English study: 1: Graded readers first: graded readers are books that are adapted for language learners! 2: Easier to read and understand! 3: Reading books for kids! 4: Sometimes they are too simple! 5: It's not too difficult! 6: Reading actual literature in a foreign language! 7: Choose the book that is right for you! 8: The right level for me! 9: Audiobooks! 10: Listen and Read! 11: The same prices! 12: Intesive reading and extensive reading! 13: Use both of these methods! 14: Young adults! 15: Honest! 16: I mean nothing bad by this! 17: Throbbing! 18: Easier to read! Thanks for this video, and thanks for your help!
In my childhood I used to read the books of Ruskin bond because I liked his books ... But now I prefer to read the book which you have prefer that is 13 reason why ! Hey veronica it's not an boring book or not because I didn't like to read boring books ... Thanks for making the video 👍🙂
I ’m a primary English learner,your English is very pretty and you have motivated me to learn English.I hope I’ll insist on learning English with your videos!
Вероника, полностью согласен с Вами, чтение очень помогает в изучении языка, особенно вслух, нужно не стесняться и читать вслух, одновременно со чтением тренировать говорение. И да, мои книги тоже имеют огромное количество подчеркиваний (неизвестных слов) в начале и почти полное отсутствие их, в конце, это видимый прогресс очень мотивирует.
4:14 Let me help you with this vocabulary Suspiro= i whisper Apoyo la cabeza en la pared = my head is laying on the wall Mi espalda= my back Maldiciendo el universo=cursing the universe Un desconocido= a stranger En plena noche= in the middle of the night Estoy a gusto aqui= its comfortable here Ancho de hombros= wide shoulders Su espalda sube y baja= his back goes up and down Inhala hondo= inhale deeply Esta apunto de= its about to Mientras= meantime Patada= to kick Rechinar= to grind
Dear Veronika 💕 I just want to tell you that I really love your accent bc I understand all your video without subtitle, it's wonderful. I truly thank you for making high-quality contents about learning languages. I'm gonna read these books you recommend in video. Luv u
in brief: The video provides insights and tips on how to effectively read books in a foreign language, specifically English. 1. **Children's Books**: The speaker discusses the benefits of starting with children's books when learning a new language. They are simpler and often come with pictures, making them easier to understand. The speaker mentions reading Spanish children's books as an example. 2. **Reading Familiar Books**: It's beneficial to read a book in English that you've already read in your native language. The speaker uses "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" as an example, mentioning that she read it in Russian, English, and Spanish. 3. **Reading Literature**: The speaker touches on the challenge of reading literature in a foreign language. She emphasizes the importance of choosing a book that matches your current language level. 4. **Audiobooks**: The speaker recommends listening to audiobooks while reading the text simultaneously. This method helps in understanding pronunciation and keeps the reader engaged. 5. **Language Learning Platforms**: The speaker talks about her experience learning Spanish on LifeXP, a platform where you can find teachers based on shared interests. She also mentions a discount code for the platform. 6. **Intensive vs. Extensive Reading**: - **Intensive Reading**: This involves pausing to look up every new word or unfamiliar grammar structure. - **Extensive Reading**: This is reading for enjoyment without stopping to translate every unfamiliar word. 7. **Book Recommendations**: The speaker recommends several books for English learners: - "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green - "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" - "13 Reasons Why" - "It's Kind of a Funny Story" - "Lock and Key" She also suggests using Goodreads to find book reviews and Amazon's "Look Inside" feature to preview books. 8. **Conclusion**: The speaker emphasizes that it's okay to have moments of low motivation. She encourages viewers to practice both intensive and extensive reading based on their mood and motivation levels. She concludes by promoting her discount code for LifeXP and asking viewers to like and subscribe. This video serves as a guide for those looking to enhance their language skills through reading, offering practical advice and book recommendations.
Thank you so much for your video. There are a bunch of books and other hand, the more interesting books. I have read a ton of books. I would like to read different genres of books.
To update the vocabulary, it is necessary: first, working out the text in duplicates; second, working out the word in segments, for example, singing them and, for example, the letters of the alphabet; third, combining oral and written speech, correctly pronounced - correctly written.
this is a video what i need really badly right now.this girl is living in my dream life haha i meant start a youtube channel in that concept is one of my biggest dream in my life ,im crazy about it,btw this is my one of fav youtube channel cuz her videos are amazing, also helped me a lot to improve my confidence too,she again and again proved that there is no age limits for start a channel even we are not a native speakers.the only thing what we need is trust in ourselves❤❤
I've bought a book by Ruskin bond... But exactly like you said.....toooooo long chapter and with extraordinary words...😑 2:42 i think I did a mistake by buying it....😢
I am from Mexico, I just wanna say that I love your videos and by the way, Incomoda means uncomfortable it is an adjective it's like something that makes you feel unhappy or unsatisfied.
Hello, dear verianka , you're my favorite trainer English ,I'm bign follow you since 40 days to listing to your pronunciation as clear as to me , anyway I want to thank your effort to made this videos to improve practice new language us .finally I would to focus to some point help our more in practice English can you made video talking about activetes and a nother country to imprvement the knowladge .❤
I recommend these: 1) Harry Potter books and audiobooks, 2) Sharpe books by Bernard Cornwell, 3) Robin Sharma's audiobooks, 4) Think and grow rich audiobook by Napoleon Hill.
Que bien ver que esta aprendiendo español, mientras yo estoy aprendiendo inglés 😂 y sí, los libros grandes son difíciles más si estas aprendiendo desde nivel básico 😅 lo bueno es que aprendemos vocabulario nuevo
Muchas gracias por las recomendaciones me alegra saber que vives en la ciudad de México,yo también,me agrado mucho tu comentario donde explicas que puedes hacer una atmósfera en donde estés viviendo para aprender un idioma, gracias por todo
hi :) For learners, if you want an interesting book, you can check out " Short Stories in English" by Olly Richards. Even if you don't have a strong level, it's very easy to read.
Hello, I'm from Afghanistan I Whatch your videos and I love you too much. You have a wonderful And lovely accent.and I love that toooooo Mach Thank allot.❤❤❤ Us you mentioned that English is not your native language but you are too much Good. Wish you the best.
Any advice on how to maintain or remember other languages that you know. I grew using the Khmer (Cambodian) language. However, I use English more than Khmer because I live in the United States. I use English at work and pretty much everywhere! At the same time, I am learning Spanish to connect with Spanish speakers that is around me and to have more job opportunities in the future. Therefore, I am using English and second, Spanish more than I use my native tongue. I still use Khmer by listening to podcasts, talking to friends at times but not every day, and at times reading the Cambodian script. But English and Spanish has to be my concentration right now, but I do not want to lose my native tongue because that is how I connect with my heritage and family! I guess what I am asking, how do you maintain all three languages? Thanks for the future advice!
Tanto nos platicas de que estas aprendiendo español y aun no haz subido nada que nos muestre tu progreso, animate! tienes mucho material para subir y compartir con quienes te seguimos... exito ! 👍
In my opinion the hardest part of any languages is movies! it's really hard to understand because of when they're speaking it seems mumbling or whispering !🤷🏻♀️ it really hurts 😅
thanks to this video I bought willy wonka and chocolate factory 😅I'm starting to read english books and I love how the vucabulary who I'm learning! thanks for your content
I prefer reading websites, because I can just use English for search useful information and improve my English and increase vacabulary. But reading books for me it's so boring, really it's boring. And I am happy when I reading websites or chatting with English speakers and upgrade my English during interesting process.
Вот я дурак, я не догадывался что твой родной язык русский. 3 месяца уже наблюдаю поначалу думал что ты англичанка, потом ты сказала в одном видео что ты учила английский и теперь изучаешь испанский, я подумал ты датчанка, нидерландка или тому подобное.
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Could you make a video about those people are able to speak English fluently but they have not sure about there grammar mistakes like while speaking time they do grammar mistakes or not how to check it
Hi I'm ñâhîd hasan my from Baglades 🇧🇩 your video my febaret video 🥰
I’m I Hey sorry trinity passed away I wasn’t ably home 😂
I love you
Find your level. If you're at level A1, read books at level A1. When you find that you can understand most of the material you're reading start reading level A2. Keep challenging yourself and progress. Don't jump up levels too fast because you'll get frustrated. Keep it gradual.
Book lovers, raise your hands! ❤❤❤❤
Yay!
Woow I really do love The Little Prince 😍
Dear Veronika,
thanks for the video. You are the very best teacher! 👍🏻You convey knowledge, you motivate us, and you show us a lot of methods that help us. I always switch between the older videos of you and the new videos so as not to miss anything 🤗
I wish you a good start to the new week!
Kind wishes, Gerold
During Covid I read lots of book, then I lost that habit. Now I want to start reading and make it an habit.
You can do it :)
I am greatful to you excessively. You are the best teacher I have ever seen in my life. I am waiting for your videos every day because they inspire me for learning this language ❤
Hi, Veronika. I hope you're having a wonderful day. As a lifelong, Cuban 🇨🇺 English learner who has been watching your videos for a couple of years now, I just wanted to take some time to thank you fondly for all the dedication and passion you put into creating high-quality content for your audience. I always turn to your inspiring, authentic advice for motivation, whenever I feel like I'm not enough. Also, having grown up in Cuba, with little to no contact with native speakers, despite being only 90 miles away from the U.S, your language learning journey resonates deeply with me, as you say you've never lived in an English-speaking country before. I'm currently working my way towards C1 and it sometimes it can feel like an endless journey, but I choose to believe that I'm on the right track, tackling every obstacle with a positive mindset, like you always teach us to do, and knowing that with consistency and perseverance, everything will start to fall into place sooner or later. Don't know if you'll ever read this, but the mere fact of saying these words is very reassuring. Keep up the good work. This world needs more people like you 🙏.
Thank you so much!
Hi, how long have you been learning English?
Greetings from Mexico!
This piece of writing is native like . Well written !
I really loving your channel and I took some notes with phrases you highlighted
on this video for practice my skills and for my English study:
1: Graded readers first:
graded readers are books that are adapted
for language learners!
2: Easier to read and understand!
3: Reading books for kids!
4: Sometimes they are too simple!
5: It's not too difficult!
6: Reading actual literature in a foreign language!
7: Choose the book that is right for you!
8: The right level for me!
9: Audiobooks!
10: Listen and Read!
11: The same prices!
12: Intesive reading and extensive reading!
13: Use both of these methods!
14: Young adults!
15: Honest!
16: I mean nothing bad by this!
17: Throbbing!
18: Easier to read!
Thanks for this video, and thanks for your help!
In my childhood I used to read the books of Ruskin bond because I liked his books ...
But now I prefer to read the book which you have prefer that is 13 reason why !
Hey veronica it's not an boring book or not because I didn't like to read boring books ...
Thanks for making the video 👍🙂
Thank you!
I ’m a primary English learner,your English is very pretty and you have motivated me to learn English.I hope I’ll insist on learning English with your videos!
I'm too
Hope you amazing journey
I have just finished the book: Atomic Habits. It is a good option if you are B2/C1 english learner. It is not too long and you can learn a lot with it
One day I hope to be like her, your English and you is my motivation, I'm glad I met you Veronika ❤
Thank you!
Hi
Вероника, полностью согласен с Вами, чтение очень помогает в изучении языка, особенно вслух, нужно не стесняться и читать вслух, одновременно со чтением тренировать говорение. И да, мои книги тоже имеют огромное количество подчеркиваний (неизвестных слов) в начале и почти полное отсутствие их, в конце, это видимый прогресс очень мотивирует.
Nice to you ❤ from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 You are always motivated for everyone to learn English 😊
Thank you for this great video, Veronika.
You always motivates me to learn English.
Thank you!
4:14
Let me help you with this vocabulary
Suspiro= i whisper
Apoyo la cabeza en la pared = my head is laying on the wall
Mi espalda= my back
Maldiciendo el universo=cursing the universe
Un desconocido= a stranger
En plena noche= in the middle of the night
Estoy a gusto aqui= its comfortable here
Ancho de hombros= wide shoulders
Su espalda sube y baja= his back goes up and down
Inhala hondo= inhale deeply
Esta apunto de= its about to
Mientras= meantime
Patada= to kick
Rechinar= to grind
Dear Veronika 💕
I just want to tell you that I really love your accent bc I understand all your video without subtitle, it's wonderful. I truly thank you for making high-quality contents about learning languages. I'm gonna read these books you recommend in video. Luv u
Thank You so much for your advices for us Dear Veronika You are Our Lovely English Teacher.🥰😍🤗
:) hi I just want to correct ur comment. We say pieces of advice not advices 😊.
Thank you!
in brief:
The video provides insights and tips on how to effectively read books in a foreign language, specifically English.
1. **Children's Books**: The speaker discusses the benefits of starting with children's books when learning a new language. They are simpler and often come with pictures, making them easier to understand. The speaker mentions reading Spanish children's books as an example.
2. **Reading Familiar Books**: It's beneficial to read a book in English that you've already read in your native language. The speaker uses "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" as an example, mentioning that she read it in Russian, English, and Spanish.
3. **Reading Literature**: The speaker touches on the challenge of reading literature in a foreign language. She emphasizes the importance of choosing a book that matches your current language level.
4. **Audiobooks**: The speaker recommends listening to audiobooks while reading the text simultaneously. This method helps in understanding pronunciation and keeps the reader engaged.
5. **Language Learning Platforms**: The speaker talks about her experience learning Spanish on LifeXP, a platform where you can find teachers based on shared interests. She also mentions a discount code for the platform.
6. **Intensive vs. Extensive Reading**:
- **Intensive Reading**: This involves pausing to look up every new word or unfamiliar grammar structure.
- **Extensive Reading**: This is reading for enjoyment without stopping to translate every unfamiliar word.
7. **Book Recommendations**: The speaker recommends several books for English learners:
- "The Fault in Our Stars" by John Green
- "The Perks of Being a Wallflower"
- "13 Reasons Why"
- "It's Kind of a Funny Story"
- "Lock and Key"
She also suggests using Goodreads to find book reviews and Amazon's "Look Inside" feature to preview books.
8. **Conclusion**: The speaker emphasizes that it's okay to have moments of low motivation. She encourages viewers to practice both intensive and extensive reading based on their mood and motivation levels. She concludes by promoting her discount code for LifeXP and asking viewers to like and subscribe.
This video serves as a guide for those looking to enhance their language skills through reading, offering practical advice and book recommendations.
Thanks for make this video, Some time ago I wanted to start reading in English but I didn't know what to read! ❤
Thank you so much for your video. There are a bunch of books and other hand, the more interesting books. I have read a ton of books. I would like to read different genres of books.
To update the vocabulary, it is necessary: first, working out the text in duplicates; second, working out the word in segments, for example, singing them and, for example, the letters of the alphabet; third, combining oral and written speech, correctly pronounced - correctly written.
this is a video what i need really badly right now.this girl is living in my dream life haha i meant start a youtube channel in that concept is one of my biggest dream in my life ,im crazy about it,btw this is my one of fav youtube channel cuz her videos are amazing, also helped me a lot to improve my confidence too,she again and again proved that there is no age limits for start a channel even we are not a native speakers.the only thing what we need is trust in ourselves❤❤
I've bought a book by Ruskin bond... But exactly like you said.....toooooo long chapter and with extraordinary words...😑 2:42 i think I did a mistake by buying it....😢
This video is really motivating! it shows that we can be fluent not knowing all the words👍👍👍
I am from Mexico, I just wanna say that I love your videos and by the way, Incomoda means uncomfortable it is an adjective it's like something that makes you feel unhappy or unsatisfied.
You give many idea to learn English
Thank you Veronica
Thanks for recommending those books and reading and writing methods. very useful for us. l well try those methods every single day.
Thank you Veronika all your videos are really cool ❤
Hello, dear verianka , you're my favorite trainer English ,I'm bign follow you since 40 days to listing to your pronunciation as clear as to me , anyway I want to thank your effort to made this videos to improve practice new language us .finally I would to focus to some point help our more in practice English can you made video talking about activetes and a nother country to imprvement the knowladge .❤
Thnx for suggesting these books..
And may you recommend one book for English grammar for beginners??
Worth it to watch all of your videos❤️ especially your new upload because i love reading.
Thank you!
I downloaded two first books from your list, I gess will be enough for the next three months 👍
I LOVE READING DOCUMENTARIES BOOKS BECAUSE THEY ARE EASY
It's a best flatform for people who want learn inglish ..
Great advice! Спасибо большое за видео))
I recommend these: 1) Harry Potter books and audiobooks, 2) Sharpe books by Bernard Cornwell, 3) Robin Sharma's audiobooks, 4) Think and grow rich audiobook by Napoleon Hill.
Your English are special for me 😊 I m learning 😅❤
I really apreciated your tips about books, i was seeking one to read in english but until today I had no idea! Now i know!😂
Thank you for your advises you are my favourite youtuber❤❤
I always supports to all your videos content vironika because you are my best teacher❤
Thank you!
Que bien ver que esta aprendiendo español, mientras yo estoy aprendiendo inglés 😂 y sí, los libros grandes son difíciles más si estas aprendiendo desde nivel básico 😅 lo bueno es que aprendemos vocabulario nuevo
Your Spanish is rather good I'm Mexican and i find it smooth 😃
I'm really enjoying your videos.
Thank you!
you have reached 1 million suscribers. Congrat
I like in your way in learn English
يسعد راسك
Muchas gracias por las recomendaciones me alegra saber que vives en la ciudad de México,yo también,me agrado mucho tu comentario donde explicas que puedes hacer una atmósfera en donde estés viviendo para aprender un idioma, gracias por todo
Olá amigo
Are there any resources you would recommend for learning Russian? Once I get to the right level with Spanish, Russian is next to my list.
hi :)
For learners, if you want an interesting book, you can check out " Short Stories in English" by Olly Richards.
Even if you don't have a strong level, it's very easy to read.
"It ends with us " I love it
Hello, I'm from Afghanistan I Whatch your videos and I love you too much.
You have a wonderful And lovely accent.and I love that toooooo Mach
Thank allot.❤❤❤
Us you mentioned that English is not your native language but you are too much Good. Wish you the best.
Reading books makes you feel good
Your videos are Just amazing thank you so much
Any advice on how to maintain or remember other languages that you know. I grew using the Khmer (Cambodian) language. However, I use English more than Khmer because I live in the United States. I use English at work and pretty much everywhere! At the same time, I am learning Spanish to connect with Spanish speakers that is around me and to have more job opportunities in the future. Therefore, I am using English and second, Spanish more than I use my native tongue. I still use Khmer by listening to podcasts, talking to friends at times but not every day, and at times reading the Cambodian script. But English and Spanish has to be my concentration right now, but I do not want to lose my native tongue because that is how I connect with my heritage and family! I guess what I am asking, how do you maintain all three languages? Thanks for the future advice!
John Green is a fellow resident of my hometown.
Спасибо Вероника!
You are so amazing. I thing you speak spanish better than me
Tanto nos platicas de que estas aprendiendo español y aun no haz subido nada que nos muestre tu progreso, animate! tienes mucho material para subir y compartir con quienes te seguimos... exito ! 👍
In spanish read and watch Chapolin and Chavo Del 8. Mexico's classics.
Thank for give idea, how to learn
Thank you!
In my opinion the hardest part of any languages is movies! it's really hard to understand because of when they're speaking it seems mumbling or whispering !🤷🏻♀️ it really hurts 😅
Thanks veronika
I think good teacher in world because super tricks provides
15:12 15:14 15:12
I am learning the English language and I hope to master it. However, I do not understand most of what you say. I hope to truly master the language. 😢
Hello Veronika, how can I find the e-book version of these books
Its end with us is my first english novel that i read
soo interested and i thing its not difficult to read for beginer🤔
Great job.🌹
I think you are the best 😍
Mam You're look like. Your video explanation & expression I like too much❤
It's mine❤
Thank ..4 God bless u
Вероника, только сейчас узнал,что ты русская)
your spanish is so cute
Give me an effective and correct translation application?
thanks to this video I bought willy wonka and chocolate factory 😅I'm starting to read english books and I love how the vucabulary who I'm learning! thanks for your content
Excuse me where I can buy book nr 1
What about Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone? Is it good?
I am the beginner of english level ,which book is suitable me?
Grader books
I prefer reading websites, because I can just use English for search useful information and improve my English and increase vacabulary. But reading books for me it's so boring, really it's boring.
And I am happy when I reading websites or chatting with English speakers and upgrade my English during interesting process.
But sometimes I reading books, because it's helpful.
Big fan
I logo her❤
Good afternoon
You should take blogs in Spanish 😊 your speech is really nature in Spanish 😊
I like your voice
Good morning Veronika. Speak with me, please... 🥺
Allah razı olsun. Eğer Müslüman değilsen de Allah hidayet de versin inşAllah❤İngilizce öğrenmeme vesile oluyorsun. Seni Allah için seviyorum❤
You are very pretty
Can I find a native English speaker to prove my English speaking 😊😊😊
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله . من المغرب
I from to nepali
Veronika are you teacher tell me
Вот я дурак, я не догадывался что твой родной язык русский. 3 месяца уже наблюдаю поначалу думал что ты англичанка, потом ты сказала в одном видео что ты учила английский и теперь изучаешь испанский, я подумал ты датчанка, нидерландка или тому подобное.
dear.
У вас такой идеальный нос
❤❤
Hi I can help u with ur spanish so u can help me with english
❤
انشالله سالهای سال کنار هم خوش و خرم زندگی کنید تحفه مهم نیست همینکه اهمیت میدهد این روز را برایت تجلیل میکند مهم است آفرین لالا عزیز
you can speak 18 minutes, i can hear 18 minutes too. what is you saying is useful .
cuttt ,seweet cute like chkolatt