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10 things I would do differently if I had to learn English all over again.
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10 things I would do differently if I had to learn English all over again.
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Number one, I would focus on pronunciation right from the beginning.
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If you have a good pronunciation,
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people will understand you and you will like what you hear when you speak,
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so you will be inclined to do it more.
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Number two, I would not focus on vocabulary words that I would never use.
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I would probably pick like three topics that I like and then I would just focus on that.
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Let's say it's travel, food, and work.
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And I would only make an effort to learn phrases or words from those three topics at first.
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Number three, I would not learn conversations from textbooks.
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The textbook dialogues are so robotic.
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They're like, this is John.
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John is 30 years old.
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John is from London.
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No, no one talks like that.
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Real speech is emotional, messy.
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People use a lot of filler words.
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It's just textbooks are just not realistic.
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Just follow this rule.
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If nobody would say this in real life, don't learn it.
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Number four, I would make my house my speaking partner.
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I know that sounds weird,
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but basically I would make my house an English zone.
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For example, when I'm inside my house,
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everything that I do, everything that I see,
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I will say that in English.
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You open the fridge, you say,
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I am opening the fridge.
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You look at the milk,
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you say, oh, the milk is expired.
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So narrate everything you're doing.
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Write your grocery list in English,
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write your to-do list in English.
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If If you're doing your makeup, narrate that.
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Imagine you're a vlogger.
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If you're cooking, explain what you're doing.
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You'll be surprised how many words you don't know,
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how many words you thought you knew.
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So just refresh those constantly.
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Number five, I believe.
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I would listen to real people.
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For example, somebody on YouTube is venting about a problem that they had with customer service, whatever.
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Amazing.
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Somebody is ranting about a friend on TikTok telling a crazy story.
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Gold.
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Because these are real people using real English,
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real speech that you will hear every time you go outside.
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Pay attention to the slang,
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pay attention to the sarcasm,
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pay attention to the jokes,
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pay attention to facial expressions, gestures, everything.
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The next thing I would do differently,
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and I think this should have been on the first or second place,
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but anyway, I would stop translating everything.
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I would forget about my native language and I would focus on English.
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It's a different language.
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It's a foreign language.
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It has nothing to do with my own language.
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I would focus on understanding the idea behind that word
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or the meaning behind that expression instead of finding the exact equivalent or the translation in my own language.
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I don't need that.
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Why do I need that?
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I would try to connect the words and their meaning to some sort of context or emotion or image in my head.
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Translation will only slow you down because every time you translate something,
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the next time you're going to want to do the reverse thing,
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you're going to think about the word in your native language or the expression in your native language
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and you're going to want to translate it back into English,
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you're not going to use that expression that you wrote in your vocabulary list.
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You're going to try to translate word for word for something else.
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And it's going to sound weird.
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Okay, next thing I would do differently,
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just because I simply didn't have access to a phone or the internet.
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It was 25 years ago, okay?
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Now you have this beautiful device that you're holding and you have a lot of AI apps.
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You have a lot of apps that you can interact with humans on.
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So what I would do,
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I would find an app that I would train my English just to like feel comfortable
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and practice little grammar bits and whatnot.
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And another app where I would find somebody to talk to,
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somebody real and apps that would pretty much give you like a speaking club dynamic.
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So you can actually speak.
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So you train your confidence and your ability to interact with human beings like you're learning some social skills as well.
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Or if I have the means I would just hire somebody to talk to every day or a couple times a week.
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Next thing I would do differently or I would change is my mindset around making mistakes.
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I feel like as kids we became so terrified of making mistakes
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because you know our teacher would take our homework and our notebooks
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and would mark every single mistake with a red pen
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and then we would feel guilty about it and we'd think about it and it didn't feel good, you know?
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If you made a couple of mistakes,
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your grade would go lower, which is so dumb.
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But anyway, when you're speaking and you're making mistakes,
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the person that you're talking to is not your teacher.
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They're not taking your speech and analyzing it word by word and marking with red whatever you said wrong.
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It's not like that.
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They're just trying to understand what you're saying.
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You notice those mistakes more because you've been learning every single piece of your speech
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but that person is just trying to get your message and have a conversation.
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They don't want to be your teacher, trust me.
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Okay, next thing is I would stop waiting until I'm ready to speak.
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I would never feel ready to do anything
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because to feel ready means what you're you're so confident
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that you're a hundred percent perfect
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that you feel ready to start doing something you're never ready
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you just have to do it bad english is better than silent english
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because every time you make a mistake you learn but
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if you're waiting to never make a mistake but you're not speaking
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and you're not making mistakes it's but you're it's it makes no sense okay
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and last thing i would do differently i would record myself any chance i'd get voice memos videos everything
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that i'm doing and i can record it i would
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because then i would be able to just look back a month
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or two and see my progress and be my own motivator a lot of people a lot of of my students,
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they don't really realize how they're improving and I have to be like,
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you're so much better than you were three months ago.
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And they're like, oh really?
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No, I still suck because we never feel like we're good at anything.
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So recording yourself and then looking back would be such an eye-opener.
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It'll be inspiring.
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And honestly, you never know.
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You might develop this love of recording things and social media is so big nowadays.
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Maybe you'll become a vlogger.
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Maybe you'll become a TikToker.
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You never know.
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What do you think I'm doing right now?
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I'm practicing English too.
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So listen, I learned English the hard way.
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You can learn it a lot easier, a lot faster nowadays.
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The traditional textbook teaching method focuses a lot on writing and reading,
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and maybe a little bit of listening.
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So a lot of people have this illusion that they can speak English,
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and when they want to speak,
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it's just so hard because the words are not coming.
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So I hope these tips will help you focus a little bit more on speaking.

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In questa lezione, esplorerai alcuni approcci efficaci per imparare l'inglese con YouTube e migliorare la tua pronuncia e capacità di conversazione. Ti guideremo attraverso tecniche pratiche per rendere il tuo ambiente domestico un zona di pratica di conversazione in inglese, oltre a darti suggerimenti su quali tipi di contenuti guardare per apprendere l'inglese in modo più autentico e rilevante. La tua esperienza nell'apprendimento sarà più coinvolgente grazie all'utilizzo di temi che ti piacciono, come viaggi, cibo e lavoro.

Vocabolario e frasi chiave

  • Pronuncia: La chiave per farsi comprendere.
  • Vocabolario: Parole che sono realmente utilizzabili nei tuoi interessi.
  • Dialoghi da manuale: Spesso irrealistici e troppo formali.
  • Spazio di conversazione: Creare un ambiente di apprendimento quotidiano.
  • Speech reale: Ascoltare conversazioni autentiche per migliorare la comprensione.
  • Filler words: Parole usate comunemente nel parlato quotidiano.
  • Slang: Linguaggio colloquiale e espressioni locali.

Suggerimenti per la pratica

Una delle tecniche più efficaci per pratica di conversazione in inglese è il shadowing. Ecco alcuni consigli per sfruttare al meglio il metodo del shadowing nel contesto di questo video:

  • Ascolta attentamente: Fai attenzione al modo in cui i relatori pronunciano le parole e le espressioni. Se il video è in inglese, lascia che il ritmo e il tono degli speaker ti guidino.
  • Ripeti immediatamente: Dopo aver ascoltato una frase, prova a ripeterla a voce alta. Questo ti aiuterà a migliorare la pronuncia e a costruire fiducia.
  • Fai delle pause: Ferma il video per ripetere delle frasi più lunghe. Questo ti permette di concentrarti su pronuncia e intonazione.
  • Crea un diario di apprendimento: Durante la tua pratica, annota le nuove espressioni o frasi che utilizzi. Questo ti aiuterà a consolidare la tua memoria.
  • Improvvisa conversazioni: Prova a descrivere le attività quotidiane come se fossi un vlogger. Questo approccio rende l'apprendimento divertente e rilassato.

Iniziando a incorporare questi elementi nella tua routine di studio, potrai migliorare notevolmente le tue competenze linguistiche e utilizzare shadowspeak per un apprendimento più efficace e coinvolgente.

Cos'è la tecnica dello Shadowing?

Shadowing è una tecnica di apprendimento delle lingue supportata da studi scientifici, originariamente sviluppata per la formazione dei traduttori professionisti e resa popolare dal poliglotta Dr. Alexander Arguelles. Il metodo è semplice ma potente: ascolti un audio in inglese di madrelingua e lo ripeti immediatamente ad alta voce — come un'ombra che segue il parlante con un ritardo di solo 1–2 secondi. A differenza dell'ascolto passivo o degli esercizi di grammatica, lo shadowing costringe il tuo cervello e i muscoli della bocca a elaborare e riprodurre simultaneamente i modelli di discorso reale. La ricerca dimostra che migliora significativamente la precisione della pronuncia, l'intonazione, il ritmo, il discorso connesso, la comprensione dell'ascolto e la fluidità del parlato — rendendolo uno dei metodi più efficaci per la preparazione alla prova di speaking dell'IELTS e per la comunicazione reale in inglese.

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