WHY Practice Speaking English with a Native Won’t Make You Fluent
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2023
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If you're watching this video, it means that you're on the right track.🙃
Yes ❤️
Согласен.
Thank you for making it clear to those who think that only native teachers will help them learn better English language and beef up their fluency. Just keep speaking and more speaking will develop one's fluency.
love you teacher.. learning a lot with you
I thing that helped me improve my English is listening a lot,mainly natives
Same kind of experience I have. I think listening is a tough as well beneficial way to improve speaking skill
Sois le meilleur. Les réalisations ne meurent jamais.
Teacher, I love watch you vídeo because you always speak slowly, it's makes me to understand many thing that are say, thanks for do that. I have ben learn so much much with you video.
We have seen it Many Gramatical mistake in here 😳
I completely agree with you. During 2021 I was speaking english with natives in a digital platform, some of them corrected my mistakes, but others not. I felt that for them It was rud try to correct me.
You're the best teacher Gaby, ..love you
Yep, that's true, however, is a great way to boost when it comes to speaking but not all the skills that we need to make better. So that was a useful topic to keep that in mind and thanks a million for sharing it.
Hello, let me share a little something. I grew up in a former british colony. I had to go through a school based on the british system. My country was also colonised by france at some point in time. I naturally spoke french but not english. I went to school but had so much difficulty studying in english since it was not my mother tongue. Also people are fluent in creole (local dialect). SO basically i had no practice of english in my environment. And Unfortunately there was no public french school at that time.. the only one existing was a paying one. I remember enjoying reading a lot in french. Anyway my whole school years ended up being an academic disaster. I had to go through a programme which allowed me access to a french university. During those years i started watching a lot of materials on youtube. I listened to songs, documentaries, vlogs etc. For a few years abroad i didn't speak my local dialect. And infact my brain was grasping a lot of english indirectly. I picked up the intonations, vocabulary, pace etc.. And one day after watching a video on gardening, i realised that i could think in english and it would happen for a long time. I just wish i had some practice with native speakers. I became a french teacher later on. Unfortunately i work in a school where students and teachers express themselves in creole. So i am not exposed to english at all. And after a few years working there, i loss my fluency. Very sad but true. Now i have huge difficulties thinking in english, finding vocabulary, words etc.. i feel an emptiness in my mind. After so much effort rewiring my brain to grasp that language.. i lost it because instead of practicing in an english environment.. i find myself forced to use the local dialect of my country instead to communicate.. Anyway..
The interesting story. Greetings from Republic of Tatarstan in Russia.
Thanks so much! Best regards from Brazil
Listening feeds any language learners
It's interesting your point. Thanks for your advice 😁😁🇧🇷🇧🇷
I was looking for an online platform to learn speaking with native speaker, and your video makes me think twice 😂
I recommend Tandem to meet language partners. I am using it to improve my German and it helps a lot. It wouldn’t be useful for beginners, I was at level A2 when I started.
Thanks for these useful tips
I'll bare them in mind
Nice explanation dear 💕
Eskiden çok yabancı insanlar ile sohbet etmek için çaba gösteriyordum. Artık hiç bir şey umurumda değil. Zaman değiştirdi hayatımı. Fakat İngilizce sohbetleri dinlemeyi seviyorum. Kulağa hoş geliyor.
Dinlemek cok şey katacaktır. Tekrar tekrar dinlemek daha cok sey katacaktir. 😁
You are so great!!! Thank you)
Totally agree. Great video!
Thanks Teacher l lov learn wichi your video
I think that is enough for me to understand a gorgeus or beauy teacher like you o as you
Thanks a lot! 👍💯😃
Yes mam you are right
you could be fluent if you are confident and willing to talk a lot all the time despite making some mistakes. and if the person you're talking with is patient enough to listen and considerate to teach and correct every mistake you make.
So to my own understanding,
The main point of this video is that while speaking with native English speakers is a valuable aspect of learning the language, it is not sufficient on its own.
Gabby notes that in a live conversation, there is not enough time to process new words or phrases, and that native speakers are not always willing or able to correct mistakes or teach new vocabulary.
She also argues that taking lessons with a teacher or tutor who can provide corrective feedback and focus on specific areas of improvement is essential for advancing to an advanced level of fluency.
Additionally, the speaker notes that native speakers may not want to be seen as a tool for language learning and that it is important to approach them respectfully.
I hope this helps some of you English learners.
Yes you are right
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Love youuuuu ❤❤,from jordan
Practice makes perfect
Practice Speaking English super
Nice video
É Gabby agora botou pressão nos vídeos belesa estamos juntos .
Obrigado Gabby.
That's true.
But I would also like to add that if you do not practice what you are learning at the same time, it is not very effective. 😒 Because the students forget what they have learned.
Hello Gabby ,
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Yeah, it really interrupts natural conversation when you have to pause to teach people about their mistakes (in any language) by explaining them. No fun at all. Many people aren't in the mood to teach you either you'll just have to use the various tools and the technology available to pull you through and so you may successfully learn the language and reach fluency.
Hello language learners, My self Sandeep, I am looking for English speaking partner with whom i could improve my speaking and learn from each other :)
I want to know what love is❤
I think, is much more useful a strategie of self correction. I hate correctors, no matter they are teachers or not, in both cases it sounds rude. If someone correct you, that means, this person has understood you. Correction is a personal thing, I know I have to improve, and I can do it by myself. Trying to correct others is the most odious thing that a person can do. There are non natives, that correct natives. It's kind of an obsession, maybe a psychotic behaviour.
Correct my errors please!!!. Any way, your advices are quite valuable. Thanks a lot. 9:56
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Yep i can understand what is saying native speakers.because i can't speak 😆
Oh this is so true! It reminded me of the not so well defined but important difference between a good friend and your therapist; I mean our friends love us but sometimes they're not the best counselors... While if we want to have a coffee with our therapist, she or he will have to tell us that we are not friends...
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Not true. I literally learned near-Turkish fluency by being around native Turkish speakers and hearing how they use the words and utilize different expressions and at what moment. You're trying to be different and come at this with some kind of "unique" angle, and it's not helpful advice, nor true.
Cool! Maybe you should make a video about it if that’s true. In my experience as I said in the video, just speaking with natives will not give you all the details to speak 100% correctly.
@@GoNaturalEnglish Well, obviously everyone knows that just by speaking with natives alone you won’t learn. Usually language learners incorporate studying, reading, or any number of various ways to learn a language along with practicing with native speakers.
Unless you do it since you were a teenager or younger OR you just happen to have a great ear, yes, this could happen without the need of good English Lessons. BUT people with such ease for languages and with such good ear are rare.
@@erg7051 not true either. I started learning Turkish when I was 25. Now I can speak very comfortably in it. Being around natives helped me tremendously because some things I would learn from grammar books I didn’t know how to use in real life situations enough and being around natives taught me that.
@@byRidvana dili bilmekle dili kullanmak farkli şeyler. Kesinlikle katiliyorum size. Siz bunu yasayarak ogrenmissiniz. Grammar kitaplari gerekli fakat her sey demek degil. Dil gercek yasanti sayesinde hizlica edinilebilen bir şey.
You don't help me at all
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you do not know how to teach english Just talking about language does not mean teaching language
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I think what you said makes a lot of sense. It's like a person learning to play football or basketball - if a beginner were to go straight to a real game on the first day and be expected to train in a real setting, that wouldn't be a good method because they haven't even practiced the most basic rules and movements. Going straight to a real game would be very difficult and put a lot of pressure on them. The right way to learn is to study the rules, practice the movements, receive professional training in techniques, and build up strength and endurance. It's the same with learning English - you need to study grammar, vocabulary, and practice pronunciation exercises on your own.
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