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How have you been doing since?
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How have you been doing since?
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He said, how have you been doing?
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Did you hear it?
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Go again.
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How have you been doing since?
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Now, can you catch up with every single word that he just said?
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Well, maybe because his pronunciation or his voice isn't clear enough.
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Let's try someone else.
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So Ray, how have you been doing?
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And do you know all of the words in the sentence?
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You do, right?
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What made it unlikely for you to identify every single word the speaker said?
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You know it's not just simply because they speak fast,
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they are something more than just being fast.
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And in this video, I'm going to show you why
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and what you can do to greatly improve your listening skill and also your speaking skill after watching the entire video.
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Hi, welcome to my channel or welcome back to my channel.
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I'm just a huge language lover.
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I used to be an English teacher in Vietnam for eight years before I moved to the US.
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I've got a master's degree of arts in teaching TESOL.
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I love learning languages so I can speak English,
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French, Chinese, Japanese and Vietnamese.
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All right, let's get it started.
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Bạn có để ý những người nói ở đây họ nói tiếng Anh theo kiểu giống như là đang thi thầm ấy?
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Gì mà nó chữ cứ dính dính lại với nhau và rất là nhỏ, đúng không nào?
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Bạn thử nghe lại một video khác nhé.
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Và câu bạn nghe sẽ là You've been doing great So just like,
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you've been doing a great job.
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It's amazing, you've been doing it.
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in English, English is called the English English.
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They are just the first to speak in English,
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not the first to speak in English.
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So, people usually say this to speak in English and say this is what they do to speak in English.
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And this is an anger and anger to keep listening skills.
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Because it's don't know what you don't know,
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you don't know what you do You don't know what you do,
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you don't know what you do But you don't know what you do
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When you want to change the listening skills and you just focus on the listening skills Then it's really bad,
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it's not a good thing
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The problem here is that when you are learning the speaking at the lớp You can do that,
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you can do that and you can do that
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And in the process of creating the same kind of sound of you You can do that in your words,
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that sound is a word And when you learn listening skills,
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even from level A1 You can learn listening skills in the language of the language
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You can use the sound of a sound,
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but you will not speak fast
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And they will increase the sound of dần dần từ từ
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So when the information is completely different with the information you hear thì trong quá trình bạn luyện listening skills,
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bạn không thể nào nhận diện ra âm dễ dàng được.
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Ví dụ So what's going on?
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What's the problem here?
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So what's going on?
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What's the problem here?
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What is the problem here?
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What is the problem here?
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Ở lớp, câu này thường được đọc rõ ràng thành What is the problem here?
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Đúng không nào?
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Nhưng trong tiếng Anh thực tế thì rất ít khi tụi
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mình sử dụng What is mà tụi mình hay nói ngắn thành What's
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Hoặc nếu có chữ it đằng sau cụ chữ what is
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Thì tụi mình cũng không bao giờ đọc thành what is
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it Hoặc là tụi mình cũng không đọc what is it Mà tụi mình sẽ nói thành what is it
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Sẽ có âm D xuất hiện giữa chữ what và chữ
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is Bởi vì khi âm T đứng giữa hai cái nguyên
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âm nó sẽ bị đổ thành âm D Ngoài ra đằng
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sau này còn có phần nối giữa phụ âm và nguyên âm And when we say these three words together,
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we will have What is it?
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The, the, the problem, the here,
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we will always say these words.
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In this case, we are going to see these words like this.
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But the important thing is that you have to use 1,2% of the words you use for the words
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and to increase the intensity of your words to the words.
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In this word, we will not say the word,
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but we will say the word.
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Or in this word, we will not say here,
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but I will say here.
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When you do listening, you don't do listening to the first and then speaking, or the second.
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Because these two questions must be done together.
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The simple thing is that when you do listening skills,
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you will learn the speaking skills and you will learn the speaking skills
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to create an ex-conference with the same words and the same as it is.
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Don't listen to keywords, please.
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Don't be trained by keywords.
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Because you just know the exact word,
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and you don't know exactly what you can do.
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You can learn the keywords.
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It would be suitable for those who are learning English,
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like in level A1, because the amount of your words are still not yet.
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You can listen to the words you can read Like the words,
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the words, the words, the words For example,
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when you wrap two or three words together You can create a word for example English books
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Or when you wrap one or two words together You can create a word for example A beautiful Japanese house design
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House Design is a word that means that the design is beautiful and Japanese.
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It's two meanings to the word house design.
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It's a very long term.
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When you learn this kind of meaning,
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you will have two biggest fear of the English language.
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The first is the fear of hearing.
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When you learn this kind of information,
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for example, It's the most beautiful.
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It's very simple but because people say they're not talking about each other,
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you can't hear it.
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For example, it's the most beautiful music that they've ever seen.
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It's the most beautiful music that they've ever seen.
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I think it's the most beautiful animal I've ever photographed.
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I think it's the most beautiful animal I've ever photographed.
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Two is the most beautiful animal I've ever photographed.
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In the course of speaking,
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you still have to understand the same as you know.
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So, the reason to use the word for the word is to understand the word,
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or use the connection to one word.
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It is very hind to you because you don't have a good time to make your own words.
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And often you can decide that you need to learn the language.
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Then you can use this language to make it right.
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In you can start from the most simple level and most simple level.
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You hear a little bit about listening skills,
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why do you need to change speaking skills?
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That's right, I think it's really hard to think that.
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For example, when you are in the class,
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you can also ask you to write a word for the word,
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and remember to have-has in the same sentence, right?
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But when you learn listening skills,
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you will be very often hear people using the long form form,
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the full form of a sentence of a sentence in English,
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including the English plus have-has and verb-ad.
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Right?
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For example, this is the sentence like this.
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I have gone there so many times.
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This is a sentence that is completely correct,
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and it will not be a bit better about the language.
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However, the ability of listening to you will be broken down.
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Because in fact, people are talking about this.
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You need to learn the language of a language when you are dealing with a new language.
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And in writing, you need to learn the language of this language.
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Because this is the value of writing,
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and it also helps you to understand the language of the language.
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However, when you are speaking, you need to speak.
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This is the part of listening,
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you will be able to hear it.
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When you learn speaking at Vietnam,
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you will not have a chance to deal with your friends.
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And the teacher also doesn't want to make you hard for your friends when you have to deal with a new language.
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That is a very big challenge.
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However, if you just want to do that,
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you will be able to break your own language as I already explained in the next.
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It will make the speaking of you very much and very much and very much to keep listening.
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It's also very much.
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I hope that your share of mine is very good and good for you.
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Don't forget to like and follow the channel.
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And share the channel with you.
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Share the channel for everyone and those who are struggling with the English language can find a channel like you.
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And you can see a channel like you.
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And you can see the channel for both of you.
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just by a like and watching and sharing the video.
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See you again every week for a week.
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There are some free lessons for you to learn from the first English class.
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- How have you been doing? - Come stai?
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- It’s amazing! - È sorprendente!
- Did you hear that? - Hai sentito?
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Per affrontare la difficoltà di comprendere il linguaggio veloce dei madrelingua, è consigliabile utilizzare la tecnica del shadowspeak. Questa tecnica consiste nell'ascoltare e ripetere immediatamente ciò che si sente, cercando di imitare la pronuncia e l'intonazione del parlante. Ecco una guida passo-passo per migliorare la tua pratica di conversazione in inglese:
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- Risolvi i dubbi: Se non riesci a comprendere alcune parole, annotale e cerca il loro significato.
- Esegui il shadowspeak: Ripeti le frasi che hai ascoltato cercando di imitare il ritmo e l'intonazione. Questo ti aiuterà a migliorare la pronuncia inglese.
- Pratica regolarmente: Dedica qualche minuto ogni giorno a questa attività. La costanza è fondamentale per migliorare.
- Revisione e feedback: Registra le tue sessioni di shadowspeaking e riascoltale per notare i miglioramenti e le aree da migliorare.
Utilizzando queste tecniche, anche gli studenti a livello A1 possono iniziare a comprendere e parlare in modo più fluido. La pratica del shadowing in inglese non solo migliora le abilità di ascolto, ma rafforza anche la capacità di esprimerti in modo naturale e sicuro.
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