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hello and welcome to english unleashed the podcast for learners who want to speak english with more confidence
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hello and welcome to english unleashed the podcast for learners who want to speak english with more confidence
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and joy i'm tom
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and i'm here to help you speak english more naturally step
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by step day by day i will be speaking slowly and clearly so you can follow me and repeat after me
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in today's episode we're going to talk about something very simple but very powerful
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how to practice english every single day even
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if your life is busy even if you feel shy even
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if you don't live in an english-speaking country many people think they need to move to the uk
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or america to speak english well
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but that's not true you don't need to live in london
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you don't need a native speaker next to you you don't
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need to study for hours every night what you need are small smart steps steps
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that are easy to repeat steps that fit into your daily life
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steps that help you feel more comfortable more natural
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and more confident using English
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so let's begin let's start with a simple question what is
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shadowing maybe you have heard the word before shadowing maybe you
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haven't shadowing is one of the best techniques to improve your speaking and listening at the same time.
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It's simple and very powerful.
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Here's how it works.
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You listen to someone speaking English,
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like me right now, and you try to repeat exactly what they say.
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You don't stop.
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You don't translate in your mind.
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You don't look at a dictionary.
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You just copy the sound, like an echo.
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You try to say the words at the same speed,
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with the same tone, and the same rhythm as the speaker.
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Let's try it together.
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I'll say a sentence, and you repeat after me.
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I want to speak English fluently.
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Now you repeat.
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I listen to English every day.
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Now you repeat.
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Shadowing helps me speak better.
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Now you repeat.
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Very good.
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That's it.
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That's shadowing.
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At first, it feels a little strange.
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You may not understand everything you hear.
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That's okay.
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Shadowing is not about understanding every word.
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It's about training your brain and your mouth to work together in English.
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It helps you get used to how English sounds,
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how it moves, how it feels in your mouth.
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If you do this often,
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even 5 minutes a day,
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you will start to speak faster,
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more clearly, and more naturally.
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It's a small habit with big results.
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Now let's talk about the main question.
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How can you practice English every day?
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students tell me Tom I want to learn
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but I don't have time I'm always busy I feel nervous
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when I speak I don't know how to start
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and I always say you don't need a lot of time you don't need perfect
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grammar you don't need to wait for the right moment you
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just need to begin let me give you five simple and powerful ways to practice English every single day.
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In your real life, wherever you are.
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Tip number one.
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Listen to English every day.
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This is the most important step.
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If you want to speak better, you must listen more.
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Every day.
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Not once a week.
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Not only in class.
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every day listening helps you learn new words it helps you hear the real rhythm of english
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it trains your ears to understand faster and it helps you get used to how real people speak
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not just the English in textbooks
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so how can you do it you can listen to podcasts
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like this one you can listen to English music you can
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watch videos on YouTube you can listen to short stories or or English news for learners.
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You don't need to understand a hundred percent.
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Just let the sounds enter your ears.
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Even if you understand only 30% or 50%, it's still useful.
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You can listen while you walk,
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while you clean, while you cook,
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while you exercise, or while you rest.
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Just 10 to 15 minutes a day is enough to make a difference.
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Make English your background music.
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Tip number two.
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Shadow what you hear.
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Now that you're listening, the next step is use your voice.
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Listening is great, but speaking,
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that's how you grow strong.
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After you listen to a sentence or a short part of audio, repeat it.
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Copy the voice.
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Match the rhythm.
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For example, I want to get better at English.
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Repeat.
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I don't understand everything, but I keep going.
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Repeat.
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I'm improving little by little.
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Repeat.
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Do this daily.
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Repeat the same sentences again and again.
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You will notice that your speaking becomes smoother.
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Your pronunciation becomes clearer.
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You feel more confident.
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And remember, it doesn't have to be perfect.
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It just has to be practiced.
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Tip number three.
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Think in English.
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One thought at a time.
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This is one of the biggest changes you can make.
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Start thinking in English.
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At first it's difficult.
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You want to translate from your native language.
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But translation takes time.
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And it slows us down.
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So how do we begin thinking in English?
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Start with short, simple sentences.
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Say them in your mind.
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When you wake up, it's morning.
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I'm still sleepy.
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I need coffee.
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When you walk outside, the sky is blue.
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The air is cold.
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I see a dog.
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During your day, I'm working.
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I'm tired.
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I want to go home.
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These are small thoughts.
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But they help your brain connect directly to English.
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No translation, no delay.
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Later, try to say them out loud.
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Just whisper or speak quietly.
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It's like a daily conversation with yourself in English.
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Tip number four.
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Read aloud.
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Train your speaking muscles.
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Reading silently is good, but reading aloud is better.
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It helps your mouth, your tongue,
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and your brain work together.
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Choose short, simple texts.
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A children's book.
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An English story for beginners.
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A dialogue from a video or podcast.
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Read it slowly, clearly.
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Then read it again.
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A little faster.
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Then again.
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With more expression.
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Imagine you are an actor.
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This helps your pronunciation, your fluency, and your confidence.
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It's like going to the gym,
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but for your speaking muscles.
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Tip number five, use English in your daily life.
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Let me tell you something very important.
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If you want to speak English well,
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you should not only study English.
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You should live with English.
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What do I mean by that?
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I mean that English should not just be something you do for 30 minutes on Monday night.
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It should not only happen in your classroom or in your study book.
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It should become part of your real, everyday life.
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like your morning coffee or your favorite app the more you see english hear english
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and use english in your life the more natural it will
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become now let me give you some easy ways to do this even if
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you are very busy first change your phone settings to English
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you probably look at your phone many times a day maybe 50 maybe a hundred times
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so why not use that time to learn
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when you change your phone's language to English you see English words every time you open it.
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You will learn words like settings,
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airplane mode, brightness, update available, delete or download.
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You don't need to study these words.
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You just see them many times and soon your brain remembers.
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It becomes natural this is called passive learning
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and it's very helpful tip number two write a short diary
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in English every day you don't have to write long essays you just write three short sentences
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about your day for example today I went to work
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I was very tired I drank two cups of
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coffee it rained this morning I stayed home I watched an English video
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this is great practice for building simple sentence structure
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and using real vocabulary from your daily life
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if you do this every night for just five minutes you
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will improve more than you think you can write in a small notebook
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or use your phone you can even write to a friend who is also learning English and
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they can write back tip number three record a one-minute voice
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message every day this is one of my favorite tips at the end of your day,
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open your phone and record yourself speaking.
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Just talk for one minute.
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Talk about your day, your plans,
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your feelings or something you learned.
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For example, today was busy.
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i had a meeting in the morning i made lunch for
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my family in the evening i watched a short english video it's okay
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if you make mistakes no one else has to hear it this is just for you
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you when you listen to yourself you learn you hear your pronunciation you hear your grammar
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and you start to notice your common mistakes and you can fix them next time this builds confidence
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fluency and self-awareness.
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Tip number four.
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Join an English-speaking group online.
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You don't need to wait for a classroom.
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You can find other English learners online.
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join a whatsapp group join a telegram channel use websites like tandem
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or Facebook groups for English learners you can write short messages you can send voice notes you can ask
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and answer questions even just reading what other learners write can
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be helpful this makes English feel alive it becomes a way
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to connect not just a school subject tip number five watch short videos
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and repeat the sentences tick-tock Instagram reels
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and YouTube shorts are full of short simple English videos you can choose videos about travel food daily life
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or even funny clips anything you like watch the same video two
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or three three times then pause
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and repeat the sentences you hear try to copy the voice the way they speak their tone their speed even
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if the video is only 20 seconds long that's great it's a fun
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and easy way to learn how English is really spoken.
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OK, using English in your daily life is not difficult.
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It doesn't take much time.
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You don't need a teacher to do it.
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And here's the secret.
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Turn small daily actions into English practice.
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Instead of saying good morning in your native language, say good morning.
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Instead of writing your to-do list in your mother tongue,
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try it in English.
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Instead of watching five minutes of TV in your own language,
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watch five minutes in English.
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These small actions build strong habits,
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and strong habits create confident English speakers.
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So remember, make English part of your life.
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Let it be in your phone,
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your journal, your thoughts, and your voice.
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Let it be part of who you are,
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not just what you study.
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When you do this, English will not feel like homework.
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It will feel like something you live with.
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And that's when real fluency begins.
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See you next time.
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Context & Background
In the world of English speaking practice, many learners often feel the need to immerse themselves in an English-speaking country to gain fluency. However, this isn’t a prerequisite. In a recent episode from the "Learn English with Podcast," the speaker emphasizes that even individuals living in non-English-speaking environments can effectively enhance their English skills. By adopting small, consistent practices integrated into daily routines, learners can build confidence and a natural cadence in their speech. The focus is on engaging in activities that are both manageable and rewarding, allowing for steady improvement over time.
Top 5 Phrases for Daily Communication
- I want to speak English fluently.
- I listen to English every day.
- Shadowing helps me speak better.
- Let's practice together.
- Speaking English makes me feel confident.
These phrases serve as great starting points to build basic conversational skills. By repeating and utilizing them in your daily life, you'll find that they not only enhance your vocabulary but also your confidence in learn(ing) English with YouTube as a tool for practice.
Step-by-step Shadowing Guide
To effectively tackle the challenges of speaking English through shadowing, follow this structured approach:
- Choose a video: Select a video or audio source that speaks at a pace comfortable for you. A slow-paced podcast is ideal for beginners.
- Listen and repeat: Play a segment of the audio. Focus on imitating the speaker’s tone and rhythm without pausing. Use the concept of shadow speech to echo their words as closely as possible.
- Consistency is key: Dedicate at least 5 minutes daily to this practice. Over time, you’ll notice significant improvements in your clarity and speech flow.
- Utilize a shadowing app: Consider using a shadowing app that can facilitate your practice by allowing you to slow down the audio and visualize the text. This can enhance your understanding while still focusing on speech.
- Track your progress: Record yourself while shadowing and listen to the playback. This will provide insight into areas of improvement and boost your confidence in your speaking abilities.
By following these steps and actively engaging in shadow speak, you'll develop a more fluent and natural way of expressing yourself in English, making your journey enjoyable and effective.
Qu'est-ce que la technique du Shadowing ?
Le Shadowing est une technique d'apprentissage des langues fondée sur la science, développée à l'origine pour la formation des interprètes professionnels. Le principe est simple mais puissant : vous écoutez de l'anglais natif et le répétez immédiatement à voix haute — comme une ombre suivant le locuteur avec un décalage de 1 à 2 secondes. Les recherches montrent une amélioration significative de la précision de la prononciation, de l'intonation, du rythme, des liaisons, de la compréhension orale et de la fluidité.
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