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She's spot on. Everything is about attaching the word to thoughts so it goes from thoughts to your target language and out, and not from thoughts to your native language, then match the word to other word in your target language, and out. The difference in processing power you need is staggering.
I remember when I started to watch your videos, I didn't understand anything, and now I can understand you clearly, I'm so proud of myself. Thanks for your videos. God bless you.
Everything is going well It's simple More listening More understanding Immersion yourself in inveromint And believe in yourself For sure you will succeed and achieve that. Finally no translation in your mind 😀
Immersed myself in environment ? but where I can get environment like that 😅 all my friends are speaking only my native language so it's a tough job to find environment like that
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 and communication skills in English and other languages.😊
Thank you so much. Sometimes I translate my native language to English. This is a lesson helpful to me. It was a great tip for the memories technique. You already told us about words with pictures. I will do it.
Hi Veronika, I love the way you say, "Comfortable." While you were speaking one interesting tip came to mind: When pronouncing new words or phrases, focus on the "Syllabic Voice," a term I coined. It teaches the value of looking for the syllable that is stressed in the word. Thank you so much for this video.
Veronica you are the most amazing girl I've ever seen you help me alot in learning English ,I was little shy and can't speak with people even with my native language which is Arabic but your channel makes me more confident person and now I could communicate in English language with a native speaker thanks alot Veronica 🥰❤❤
2 weeks ago I posted a video about this topic. Just saw your video and that made me so happy, idk why but it did. Thank you, you delivered all the information in the perfect way❤
I'm following your advice, tips to a T actually, hopefully,some day I'll be able to communicate my thoughts with the English speaking communities in the best way ever 😊
Sup from Taiwan, I was listening to you while working, and was surprised to hear you speaking Mandarin hahaha. Lovely. Also the video is very informative ty
Thank you for your efforts ..you are the best adviser of the language ...I dont use translation dictionaries at all because as you said this tecnique will hurt fluency of the language I just use explanation dictionaries in english to describe the meaning of target word..
1:53 I, Dutch, am fluent at Dutch, Esperanto, English and German (in order in fluency, but still fluent at German). This thing: - in Dutch is a föhn (as in German, but we don't capitalize nouns, unlike German); - in Esperanto is a harsekigilo; - in English is a hair dryer; - in German is a Föhn.
Hey beautiful👀. I'm from Bangladesh. Your advice and english spoken technique is very simple and easy for new learner. Your English speaking techniques have helped me a lot with my English spoken journey. Love from Bangladesh ❤🎉
My phone has an English interface. I just use apps on my phone and learn new words without translate and search information on websites in English. It's really helpful.
Привет, Вероника, я тоже из России) Thank you for your videos. You use simple words so it's easy to understand you. Every time I watch your videos I get motivated to learn English 😍
«Давайте уже перейдём на русский» 🥺♥️ И тут снова ещё сильнее влюбился в тебя 😍🤤 Очень люблю твой невероятно нежный русский Очень люблю твой уверенный английский Очень люблю твой игривый / веселый испанский И впечатлён твоим потрясающе красивым китайским )
Gracias por tu video Veronika. It’s a pleasure listen you you are awesome and I’m happy because thank to you I learning English espero aprendas español muy bien. Saludos 🇻🇪
You are a Russian darling. The video had much clarity and its useful content was brimming off the top! Thank you and best of luck with your continued success. BTW - Your Chinese was superb. TYTruly ~$uper *
My vocabulary isn't limited , I think need to practice more conversation , and organize the words , I read very well and underistand the speak too , as soon aa possible I will pay a teacher . See you soon !❤
I really like this video. Great I really like this reference and I relay that guy been doing dictionary’s but it takes so many times to think wake me up before you read them
This is the second video I've found about setting up a "second brain", but apparently my definition is different. To me, as second brain is a repository for the information set up in Notion, Obsidian, etc. Great info, just not what I was expecting since everything I've every seen (until today) about second brains was setting it up with software or a notebook to download information out of one's "first brain" (the one in one's skull) to another repository. Thanks for the great video, though! 🙂
thanks for the video. i already use Anki and i like its simplicity. you said there are days you still feel uncomfortable to speak english and it's the same for me (but i'm not fluent). I just feel some days my accent is better than other days, even my thoughts in english flows ok sometimes and other times i struggle with. good to know i'm not the only one 😂 ps: i'm typing without any translater, so you'll find some errors in my text!
One of my immense mistake when learning english is that I used to translate the sentences I wanted to say‚ just like before I encode the ideas. I used to construct sentences in my native language first prior to translate it in english so basically it takes a long time before I express my ideas lol. However not until I have found that this kinda method would kill me.
When I don’t understand any words I don’t use a translator I search what mean this word in English for example: Home - place where you live It gives me associations and pictures, and I don’t translate it in my mind😊)
How (silent) translation in your head can be eliminated? It is to simple for understanding (but not very simple for achiving): You MUST speak in English whole lesson, no any words in your native English aaceptable. It will be hard, first lessons you will have a pain, your conversation will be very simple and very short. It will be question-answer way. Some questions you will need translate by google. If you have preintermediate or intermediate English level. You have to improve Substitute skills (how to change unknown words to well known-it is very important skill!). Write down some useful phrases like (for native teacher): -Can you repeat by different words please? -Can you repeat again please? -Can you write(text) it in chat please? -Sorry I don't understand this idea? -Sorry I need a little break/pause It works like this: Your native language word->translating silently in your head to English... Listening English->translating into your native language. Than, after some time your BRAIN eliminate "silent translating step in your head" and you will start speaking and understanding withOut translating! You will feel relaxation, more time to thinking (because you free translating time). It works simle, just start speaking with somebody (better-Teacher, the best-native teacher) and after some lessons...I don't remember how many ...maybe after 20 60mins lesssons you will stop translate in you head. At first it will be simple tenses and words and phrases. More complex tenses, difficult grammar constraction will still need more more time (like automatically fluently use of conditional sentenses or future perfect progressive tense), You will be free in conversation more and more .. Finally you can have a conversation witOut translating include difficult construction. Please pay attention: very important to speak with native people for hearing Proper sounds! If you can speak Proper (pronunciation) you can Recognize this word in a foreign speach! Even in connected speach! Good luck guys! If you wish,-write me, I can share some tips trixs and some experiance!
That's the one more way for larning engilsh i am writing English now so what's it benefit for this app i think that's right for corrections i am so thankful for this video
So here’s a technique that works. My teacher before class number 1 starts asks us to only write down in English what our inner monologue thoughts are as we go through her lesson, so we do. These are things like “This makes absolutely no sense” “Why is it doesn’t like this” “How long do we have left?” “I know that one!” “I should put my hand up” Etc etc. After the lesson she collects the paper and translates all of these into the target language. She wants us to stop our brain computing in English so we have to think in the target language. So next lesson you’re learning new words and your brain uses filler thoughts in the target language. If you end up thinking something in English, you have to write it down and replace it with the phrase in the target language. This change results in you immediately immersing in the language. It only takes one lesson or practice of doing it and it will fast track language learning by about 2 years
Практически всех принципов из видео придерживался интуитивно, уверился что я на правильном пути ) очень дельные советы и качественный контент, Молодец ! Круто что изучаешь китайский и испанский, это очень амбициозно. Желаю добиться успеха!
Hola Verónica! How would you approach learning vocabulary and verbs in languages with aspects of verbs and grammar cases? I'm learning Russian but i'm still struggling with that. There are Moments in which I need to translate anyways. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Translation is one of the most powerful language learning tools we have as adult learners. Please do not stop using it while it's helpful! Actually, the retrieval of words will become easier with time, but building the bridges between the different languages in your brain from the beginning will be extremely helpful in the future to switch between languages (and I've been a professional translator + language teachers for 10+yrs + PhD in Language Education, so I do know the science behind what I'm saying!). For verbs with cases, what I found most useful is to always that you find a new verb or word, don't just write it down in a list but rather include the entire "word ecosystem": how it's conjugated (infinitive, gerund, past), what cases it requires, different meanings depending on the context, etc. This is more time consuming but much more helpful, you will see! Also, if your level is good enough, read a lot and try to identify new words from these texts. New words learnt in context are much easier to remember, I speak fluently several languages that I learn 20yrs ago, and still to this date I remember distinctly the text/story where I first heard certain words that I use now everyday!!
I think the biggest problem When I have been learning a language is word/vocabulary,like I was having fun watching a vidio in English and then there's a word that I don't know what it means, and I have to translating that word that's so annoying😥 I hope that from your videos I rarely translate sentences, thanks Ms Veronica
8:35 you could probably come across as funny if you say this being a foreigner, in general this expression is usually used with close friends, my very personal opinion is you are better off if you stay away from this kind of slang, it's good you understand it, but it could come across as rough or vulgar if you say it, but there's nothing set in stone, you make the call!
谢谢你的分享但是 是 吹 feng 机，记得是eng的发音啦 不是 en的发音哟，不过你的发音我们都可以理解啦！fighing thanks for your sharing，always i try me best to understand ur content,so u help me a lot,thanks again
What happen if you want to memorize a word and english and you can't use a image to describe it? I think this method is only useful if you want to learn or memorize certain objects in english you know, I won't find an image relate to idioms or phrasal verbs for example
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You are so sweet
DYela (🕢1:36) thu wurd TYerma fur it pORUsSKI 🔫🔫🔫🔫sDINGJY @!$%in deenKK skankily ; ) 🤤🤤😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤤🤤💗🐻🐻 ONASKazALA👉🏻👉🏻🐽🐽#*@! sdinGJeee dink POrusski educacioando niyet SAdECE INGILETERLI abŞLı dilleri_ni öğretme isTiyor cimrilik kadarı inanılmaz o. O😶
She's spot on.
Everything is about attaching the word to thoughts so it goes from thoughts to your target language and out, and not from thoughts to your native language, then match the word to other word in your target language, and out.
The difference in processing power you need is staggering.
I remember when I started to watch your videos, I didn't understand anything, and now I can understand you clearly, I'm so proud of myself. Thanks for your videos. God bless you.
Everything is going well
It's simple
More listening
More understanding
Immersion yourself in inveromint
And believe in yourself
For sure you will succeed and achieve that.
Finally no translation in your mind 😀
Thanks 😊
environment
Immersed myself in environment ? but where I can get environment like that 😅 all my friends are speaking only my native language so it's a tough job to find environment like that
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 and communication skills in English and other languages.😊
GrunT🐽
dOO u kunteyn thu sentins length ; )؟
@@rezagrans1296 Ye, ich kunteyn sentins😉
Your method is very good 👍
@@FrankKimono744 wut uthur langwijez qwakhed ; ) leider heeeeHhhuwahhh👻🎃🦚🦆🦢
Veronika gives the best advice and explains everything so clearly! Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
@@veronika_languagediaries
DYela (🕢1:36) thu wurd TYerma fur it pORUsSKI 🔫🔫🔫🔫sDINGJY @!$%in deenKK skankily ; ) 🤤🤤😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤤🤤💗🐻🐻 ONASKazALA👉🏻👉🏻🐽🐽#*@! sdinGJeee dink POrusski educacioando niyet SAdECE INGILETERLI abŞLı dilleri_ni öğretme isTiyor cimrilik kadarı inanılmaz o. O😶
Thank you so much for your advices for English and foreign languages Dear Veronika.🥰😍🤗👍
You’re welcome 😊
Helpful tips. I haven’t seen anyone else talking about these tips. A unique and effective approach to learning a language
Veronika I am impressed by your pronunciation in Chinese its so good!
Thank you!
Thank you so much. Sometimes I translate my native language to English. This is a lesson helpful to me. It was a great tip for the memories technique. You already told us about words with pictures. I will do it.
Hi Veronika, I love the way you say, "Comfortable." While you were speaking one interesting tip came to mind: When pronouncing new words or phrases, focus on the "Syllabic Voice," a term I coined. It teaches the value of looking for the syllable that is stressed in the word. Thank you so much for this video.
Veronica you are the most amazing girl I've ever seen you help me alot in learning English ,I was little shy and can't speak with people even with my native language which is Arabic but your channel makes me more confident person and now I could communicate in English language with a native speaker thanks alot Veronica 🥰❤❤
It's amazing! You have almost 900K and then 1M subs!!!
Thanks for your videos, they're great and help me a lot!
Thank you too!
2 weeks ago I posted a video about this topic. Just saw your video and that made me so happy, idk why but it did. Thank you, you delivered all the information in the perfect way❤
You're so welcome!
@@veronika_languagediaries
DYela (🕢1:36) thu wurd TYerma fur it pORUsSKI 🔫🔫🔫🔫sDINGJY @!$%in deenKK skankily ; ) 🤤🤤😘😘🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🤤🤤💗🐻🐻 ONASKazALA👉🏻👉🏻🐽🐽#*@! sdinGJeee dink POrusski educacioando niyet SAdECE INGILETERLI abŞLı dilleri_ni öğretme isTiyor cimrilik kadarı inanılmaz o. O😶
I'm following your advice, tips to a T actually, hopefully,some day I'll be able to communicate my thoughts with the English speaking communities in the best way ever 😊
Sup from Taiwan, I was listening to you while working, and was surprised to hear you speaking Mandarin hahaha. Lovely. Also the video is very informative ty
I loved when she said "me da hueva" it was very funny 🤣
Definitely an importer tip: comfort increases with practice. Thank you.
Thank you for such a great lesson, Ms. Mark. Your efforts are appreciable. 😊
You're welcome!
Her name is mark isn’t a male name
@@veronika_languagediaries ti krutaya ti eto znaesh
@@moviesforchildren8690Names don't have a gender, have they ?
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Thank you for your efforts ..you are the best adviser of the language ...I dont use translation dictionaries at all because as you said this tecnique will hurt fluency of the language I just use explanation dictionaries in english to describe the meaning of target word..
1:53 I, Dutch, am fluent at Dutch, Esperanto, English and German (in order in fluency, but still fluent at German). This thing:
- in Dutch is a föhn (as in German, but we don't capitalize nouns, unlike German);
- in Esperanto is a harsekigilo;
- in English is a hair dryer;
- in German is a Föhn.
The key to thinking in English is to spend a lot of time with the language and your brain will automatically start doing it.
Exactly
Just exposure english hard enough, you'll automatically thinking in English
Yep!
I agree
I love the way you speak english. Me cuesta creer que tu idioma nativo es el ruso. Thanks for the videos. Saludos desde Argentina
Hey beautiful👀. I'm from Bangladesh. Your advice and english spoken technique is very simple and easy for new learner. Your English speaking techniques have helped me a lot with my English spoken journey.
Love from Bangladesh ❤🎉
Hi veronica, I have been learning english since I watched your videos. Thank you ! ❤
And I did listen in reallife English because the guest is you. 😊
My phone has an English interface. I just use apps on my phone and learn new words without translate and search information on websites in English. It's really helpful.
i was really surprised when she was speaking in russia .to be ohnest you really inspire me and i hope i ll be able to achive my goals
I like your way of speaking
Keep going and teasch us
Привет, Вероника, я тоже из России)
Thank you for your videos. You use simple words so it's easy to understand you. Every time I watch your videos I get motivated to learn English 😍
Thank you so much,,, it's really help me to improve my English....I love the way you talking...
Your are the only one that I have kept as a big part of my English learning goal . thanks you Veronika , you facilitate my life.
I love listening to her speaking Spanish☺️☺️
I will try your method in one year and will come back to tell you if it works or not.
I dont know Why but always i come to your channel to listen your acent, because for my a spanish guy its more easy to understand
I speak Arabic language and you provide me with alot of information thank you❤
So far spot on everything said, great job Veronika!!!!!!🙌🙌
Simply amazing, thank you so much for your tips I appreciate it ❤
I really appreciate your videos, dearest Verinika❤
«Давайте уже перейдём на русский» 🥺♥️
И тут снова ещё сильнее влюбился в тебя 😍🤤
Очень люблю твой невероятно нежный русский
Очень люблю твой уверенный английский
Очень люблю твой игривый / веселый испанский
И впечатлён твоим потрясающе красивым китайским )
I love how you speaks spanish. 🥰🥰
Gracias por tu video Veronika. It’s a pleasure listen you you are awesome and I’m happy because thank to you I learning English espero aprendas español muy bien. Saludos 🇻🇪
Hi good teacher,I Loved listening to your sweet voice , your logical advice,and l like listening to you everyday and everymoment . Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are a Russian darling. The video had much clarity and its useful content was brimming off the top! Thank you and best of luck with your continued success. BTW - Your Chinese was superb. TYTruly
~$uper
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El "SECADOR" es mi nueva palabra favorita. :$ Saludos desde Argentina. Gracias por tus videos, ayudan mucho!
Thank u so much for this educational video means a lot to me😊.
Wow, your Chinese is impressive, thanks for your video, it helps me a lot.
keep making videos, dear... we love you and love your tips..
My vocabulary isn't limited , I think need to practice more conversation , and organize the words , I read very well and underistand the speak too , as soon aa possible I will pay a teacher . See you soon !❤
Я прям удивился русской речи. Спасибо за видео! :D
Пожалуйста!
Your videos are professionally done and edited well. Thanks for the language tips. Я изучаю русский язык почти два года. Привет из США.
Why are you learning this language. If this language is never useful to you
Little young Veronika becomes beautiful lady now . I love the way you speak since last 3 years. And still now & ever ❤
Thanks, this video is very professonal and help me a lot. Your method is amazing.
Sometime I feel proud of myself when I understand almost all the video without subtitles:)
Thanks for the very good tips Veronika 🤗 Especially point two is very helpful 👍🏻
I love when you speak spanish is so cute 😊
Your great teacher thank you so much Ms Veronica's ❤❤
You are a great teacher, thank you for so much Miss Veronica.
I really like this video. Great I really like this reference and I relay that guy been doing dictionary’s but it takes so many times to think wake me up before you read them
I like her videos. they help me a lot. thank you very much.
This is the second video I've found about setting up a "second brain", but apparently my definition is different. To me, as second brain is a repository for the information set up in Notion, Obsidian, etc. Great info, just not what I was expecting since everything I've every seen (until today) about second brains was setting it up with software or a notebook to download information out of one's "first brain" (the one in one's skull) to another repository. Thanks for the great video, though! 🙂
Hola Veronika, fue muy agradable escuchar "Me da flojera"
Excellent video thank you so much for your help
this is a great video, i got so much to do after watch this, thank u for sharing this video mam
Great video!! I'm definitely gonna use these helpful tips 😅
my vocabulary is limited, and sometimes i use google translate😂😂
☠️ u trust transactor?
Google translate is not accurate
@@Daniel1992-Geminiya it really sucks.
was limited?
@@omaralfredorojasjoaquin3957 he means he didn't know many words so he has to use translator a lot to understand the meaning of what he's reading
Hey Veronika
You are incredible teacher and girl 😏
You learned very simple thank you
thanks for the video.
i already use Anki and i like its simplicity.
you said there are days you still feel uncomfortable to speak english and it's the same for me (but i'm not fluent). I just feel some days my accent is better than other days, even my thoughts in english flows ok sometimes and other times i struggle with.
good to know i'm not the only one 😂
ps: i'm typing without any translater, so you'll find some errors in my text!
I really needed this video, thank's
One of my immense mistake when learning english is that I used to translate the sentences I wanted to say‚ just like before I encode the ideas. I used to construct sentences in my native language first prior to translate it in english so basically it takes a long time before I express my ideas lol. However not until I have found that this kinda method would kill me.
muchas gracias por todo chula
Your sound is awesome 👌
When I don’t understand any words I don’t use a translator I search what mean this word in English for example:
Home - place where you live
It gives me associations and pictures, and I don’t translate it in my mind😊)
I’m sure I did some mistakes I’m just beginner sorry😅
How (silent) translation in your head can be eliminated? It is to simple for understanding (but not very simple for achiving):
You MUST speak in English whole lesson, no any words in your native English aaceptable. It will be hard, first lessons you will have a pain, your conversation will be very simple and very short. It will be question-answer way. Some questions you will need translate by google. If you have preintermediate or intermediate English level. You have to improve Substitute skills (how to change unknown words to well known-it is very important skill!). Write down some useful phrases like (for native teacher):
-Can you repeat by different words please?
-Can you repeat again please?
-Can you write(text) it in chat please?
-Sorry I don't understand this idea?
-Sorry I need a little break/pause
It works like this:
Your native language word->translating silently in your head to English...
Listening English->translating into your native language. Than, after some time your BRAIN eliminate "silent translating step in your head" and you will start speaking and understanding withOut translating! You will feel relaxation, more time to thinking (because you free translating time). It works simle, just start speaking with somebody (better-Teacher, the best-native teacher) and after some lessons...I don't remember how many ...maybe after 20 60mins lesssons you will stop translate in you head. At first it will be simple tenses and words and phrases. More complex tenses, difficult grammar constraction will still need more more time (like automatically fluently use of conditional sentenses or future perfect progressive tense), You will be free in conversation more and more .. Finally you can have a conversation witOut translating include difficult construction.
Please pay attention: very important to speak with native people for hearing Proper sounds! If you can speak Proper (pronunciation) you can Recognize this word in a foreign speach! Even in connected speach!
Good luck guys! If you wish,-write me, I can share some tips trixs and some experiance!
That's the one more way for larning engilsh i am writing English now so what's it benefit for this app i think that's right for corrections i am so thankful for this video
So here’s a technique that works.
My teacher before class number 1 starts asks us to only write down in English what our inner monologue thoughts are as we go through her lesson, so we do. These are things like
“This makes absolutely no sense”
“Why is it doesn’t like this”
“How long do we have left?”
“I know that one!”
“I should put my hand up”
Etc etc. After the lesson she collects the paper and translates all of these into the target language. She wants us to stop our brain computing in English so we have to think in the target language. So next lesson you’re learning new words and your brain uses filler thoughts in the target language. If you end up thinking something in English, you have to write it down and replace it with the phrase in the target language. This change results in you immediately immersing in the language. It only takes one lesson or practice of doing it and it will fast track language learning by about 2 years
What’s an inner monologue? What does it mean to think in a language? Thanks
Thank you for recommendation)
My favorite channel ❤❤
Практически всех принципов из видео придерживался интуитивно, уверился что я на правильном пути ) очень дельные советы и качественный контент, Молодец ! Круто что изучаешь китайский и испанский, это очень амбициозно. Желаю добиться успеха!
Спасибо большое)
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@@veronika_languagediaries SPasiba (o) BoLishOYe bolshevik ; )
teech RUSSKI ya F#@*(@ sdinJY gank; ya NGvarYU sKOlkavaMliyet; nye prOPUsteeeeeeeTiye; vYLADYmir PUTIN
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Hola Verónica! How would you approach learning vocabulary and verbs in languages with aspects of verbs and grammar cases? I'm learning Russian but i'm still struggling with that. There are Moments in which I need to translate anyways. Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Translation is one of the most powerful language learning tools we have as adult learners. Please do not stop using it while it's helpful! Actually, the retrieval of words will become easier with time, but building the bridges between the different languages in your brain from the beginning will be extremely helpful in the future to switch between languages (and I've been a professional translator + language teachers for 10+yrs + PhD in Language Education, so I do know the science behind what I'm saying!).
For verbs with cases, what I found most useful is to always that you find a new verb or word, don't just write it down in a list but rather include the entire "word ecosystem": how it's conjugated (infinitive, gerund, past), what cases it requires, different meanings depending on the context, etc. This is more time consuming but much more helpful, you will see! Also, if your level is good enough, read a lot and try to identify new words from these texts. New words learnt in context are much easier to remember, I speak fluently several languages that I learn 20yrs ago, and still to this date I remember distinctly the text/story where I first heard certain words that I use now everyday!!
Thanks alot dear respected teacher for your kind dedication to us as always.
I think the biggest problem When I have been learning a language is word/vocabulary,like I was having fun watching a vidio in English and then there's a word that I don't know what it means, and I have to translating that word that's so annoying😥 I hope that from your videos I rarely translate sentences, thanks Ms Veronica
You are great Veronika 💕
Thank you ❤
I like you as a teacher 😜 u r amazing Veronica ma'am😮my English is good not bad😅what I do for my improve english??
Hello,mam
Can you please explain how to develop my listening level?
8:35 you could probably come across as funny if you say this being a foreigner, in general this expression is usually used with close friends, my very personal opinion is you are better off if you stay away from this kind of slang, it's good you understand it, but it could come across as rough or vulgar if you say it, but there's nothing set in stone, you make the call!
Thx ms this helps me alot
I undertood that with a Oxford dictionary, I work inmedatly, because is the way you learned your native lenguage... Un saludito.
The best part of the video was you saying "hueva" 😂😂❤
Hi veronika u r so adorable and like your teaching method
thank you for every things
Thank you are so great
"Me da flojera", in Uruguay like "Se me cae un huevo" 🤣
Thank you, your videos are very useful, and may be de best "how to" tools to learn english.
谢谢你的分享但是 是 吹 feng 机，记得是eng的发音啦 不是 en的发音哟，不过你的发音我们都可以理解啦！fighing thanks for your sharing，always i try me best to understand ur content,so u help me a lot,thanks again
Why an ad for a translator, when you said to stop translating? Muy confuso
In a nutshell, study hard till you acquire enough vocabulary so that you won't have to think much before speaking.
What happen if you want to memorize a word and english and you can't use a image to describe it? I think this method is only useful if you want to learn or memorize certain objects in english you know, I won't find an image relate to idioms or phrasal verbs for example
I can watch your video all in English and even don't need to translate anything, I think it happen cause you're a teacher and speak more easily
I love your video so much 💋😍
great idea ! but there are some words that aren't objects , like the word "domestic" . how can i understand these word's meaning by pictures ?
You can add example sentences because words such as "domestic" are important to learn in context
@@veronika_languagediaries sure , thanks for UR help