Pratica di Shadowing: THE TOMMY PODCAST EP. 21 | FIVE HABITS STOPPING YOU FROM SPEAKING ENGLISH FLUENTLY - Impara a parlare inglese con YouTube
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Welcome back to the Tommy Podcast.
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Welcome back to the Tommy Podcast.
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You dreamed of speaking English fluently.
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You paid a lot of money for the courses.
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And you spent hours learning and practicing English.
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But until you get rid of these five habits,
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you're never going to be fluent and confident in speaking English.
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Hi, my name is Tommy.
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And welcome back to the Tommy Podcast.
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This is where I believe a healthy life starts with a healthy mind.
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So if you are looking for a place to improve your English,
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get some positivity for your day and end your day with peacefulness.
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You are exactly where you need to be.
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This is a special one for English learners who have just started learning English.
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Because I will have the slow version where I speak English very slowly so that you can practice your listening skill,
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you can get some vocabulary and especially you can get some positivity for your day.
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And today, we will be discussing about the 5 habits that are really stopping you from communicating in English fluently and confidently.
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Let's see how many habits you have.
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Are you ready?
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Let's get started.
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Let's go first with habit number 1.
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Being afraid of being judged.
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How do you feel when somebody says something bad about you?
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Maybe in front of you or maybe behind your back.
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You don't like it, right?
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But don't be afraid.
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You know, I've had a lot of people don't like me.
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And they don't like what I do.
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They even criticize me.
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They hate me.
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They tell me that I am showing off with my English.
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They don't like my voice because I have a vocal fry.
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But that never stopped me from trying.
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It actually pushed me to try even harder.
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So if you are being judged, don't worry.
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It is normal.
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Remember that you have something that they want but they can't have.
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That is the willingness to try.
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The courage to face your imperfections.
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The attitude to even do it when you know that you are not good at it.
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You know, your name will be spoken in rooms that you will never walk into.
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People don't even know you will talk about you.
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But that doesn't mean that you are doing anything wrong.
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That just means that you are doing just right.
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You're doing just fine.
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You are trying, you are learning, and you are growing.
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Remember that real people don't judge.
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Because they understand that everybody starts from the beginning.
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A genius was once a beginner.
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So they encourage you to try and to make mistakes instead.
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The people who judge you are actually projecting their own fear and their own limitations onto you.
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And you have nothing to do with that.
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You know, forget about the noise around you when you learn English.
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Focus on your own journey.
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Just speak whenever you can,
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post your video on social media to keep track.
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Be proud of your imperfections,
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take constructive feedback, but never be afraid of trying.
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Work on yourself every single day and become better every single That is habit number one.
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I hope that you are not afraid of being judged when you practice speaking English.
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Let's move to habit number two.
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Trying to be perfect.
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We often delay things, the things that should be done,
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until we are ready, until we have everything figured out.
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Because we may think that we are not ready,
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we are not perfect, but you know what?
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You will never be ready.
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Your first will be bad,
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but you can't make your hundred without making your first.
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So if you keep delaying the things until you are ready,
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you are gonna be waiting forever.
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become weeks, weeks become months,
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and that moment becomes a memory.
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So speaking English is the same.
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You can't wait until you are perfect to speak English.
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You know, I am currently living in Danang city and it's not so far from Hoi An ancient town.
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You may have heard about Hoi An ancient town, a pretty famous place.
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When I was a child,
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my dad used to take me there and I admired the people in Hoi An so much.
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You know, they speak English so confidently and freely with foreigners.
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And I even asked myself a question,
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how can these people be so confident talking to foreigners using English?
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Did they join any expensive classes?
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And then one day, I realized myself something important, something really powerful.
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Something that they have and we all have,
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but maybe we don't know how to use it yet.
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The fearless attitude.
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They just start.
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They don't wait to be perfect.
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They start with something really normal.
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Like they ask foreigners, how are you?
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Why are you here?
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do you want.
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When they don't know the words,
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they just use their hands and their facial expression to explain.
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And when they forget the phrase, they just smile.
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That's the language.
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It's a tool to connect people.
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It's a bridge.
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It shouldn't be a pressure.
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So my friend, Remember, don't chase perfection when you learn English.
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Chase progress.
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You just need to be better,
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like maybe 1% better than yesterday.
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And that is more than enough.
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So take that first step,
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speak English, make mistakes, learn from them.
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Remember that you will never be perfect.
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And that's alright, that's okay, that's normal.
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You don't have to be great to start.
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You just need to start to be great.
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So that is habit number two.
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Don't wait until you are perfect to speak.
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Just speak.
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Habit number three.
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Relying too much on motivation.
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Hey, Tommy, what are you saying?
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I watch a lot of your videos,
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you know, they were so motivational and inspirational and you know,
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they helped me a lot in learning English and now you're saying relying on motivation is a bad habit.
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I get it, I get it.
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So, here's the truth and it's something that I hate about motivation
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and let me just tell you the difference between motivation and discipline.
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Motivation is doing thing when you feel like doing it.
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You start big, you start strong,
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full of excitement But that motivation goes down because you don't wake up feeling motivated every day.
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So one day you'll feel stressed out,
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maybe you're tired, you're busy,
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or your day gets a bit tougher and you choose to skip practice.
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You choose to give up.
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But discipline is totally different.
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Discipline is doing things regardless of how you feel,
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how tired, how depressed, how busy,
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or how terrible your day is.
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Discipline is sacrifice a short-term comfort for a long-term result.
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So my friend, don't just rely on motivation when you practice English.
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Be disciplined instead.
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clear goals and break them down into smaller steps.
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Choose a fixed time to practice English and remember stick to it no matter what.
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Remember motivation gets you started but discipline makes you fluent.
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So that's habit number three.
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I hope that you can be more disciplined in learning English.
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Habit number four focusing too much on input and forgetting output.
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I think this is the question that a lot of my followers ask me and even my students.
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Tommy I can read, I can understand,
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I can listen, I can watch your videos and I can understand perfectly
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but when I have to use English to talk to my boss
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or when I have to communicate with my friends in English.
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I freeze.
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The words don't just come out.
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Why?
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It's fair.
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Makes sense, right?
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Because what you put in is exactly what you take out.
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Think about that.
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You spend hours listening.
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Your listening skill improves.
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You read English every day.
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Your reading skill gets better.
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I mean you study grammar and vocabulary.
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You will know more grammar rules and vocabulary words.
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But if you never practice speaking,
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of course you can't speak.
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The only way for you to be fluent in English is to actually In English,
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it's to actually open your mouth and practice and speak.
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So speaking is not a theory, it's a muscle.
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So you have to put in the work every single day.
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Balance your input with your output.
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Yes, read and listen.
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But don't forget to speak and write.
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How?
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Think in English.
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Whatever it is, whatever happens in your day,
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try to think in English.
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Just like when you are watching my podcast episode today,
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you might be thinking in your head,
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wow, this is a very useful and powerful episode.
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I think that I can understand Tommy perfectly.
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I will try to listen or to watch podcasts to learn English.
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That is how you think in English.
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Or you may try to write your journal in English.
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Change your phone language to English.
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Label the items around your house in English.
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And practice speaking whenever you can.
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Just have the camera on and speak to a camera about whatever topic that you can.
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Remember, the more familiar English becomes,
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the easier the words will come out when you speak.
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So that's habit number 4.
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I hope that you find ways to balance your input with your output.
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Habit number 5.
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Learning English is a school subject.
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You may think, oh, I learned English to get a high score,
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I learned English to pass a test,
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I learned English to get a job,
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or I learned English just to get a certificate.
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And that's it, I don't like English.
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But you know what my friend?
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They say, if you want to do something well,
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if you want to master something,
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you have to fall in love with it first.
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So English is not something to learn,
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it's something to live with,
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it's something that you love.
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So make it fun my friend.
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You don't have to always use complicated grammar structures or even advanced words to express your idea.
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Come on, take it easy.
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Do your vlogs in English.
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Go out, interview people in English.
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Talk about your favorite activities in English.
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Talk to your kids in English.
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English is fun.
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Just imagine that you can speak English fluently.
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You can read English books.
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You can watch English movies.
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You can have more foreign friends.
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You can get a better job.
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And endless opportunities.
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See, English is fun.
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Don't overcomplicate it.
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So that's habit number five.
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I hope that you don't treat English like a subject.
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I hope that you fall in love with English, with this language.
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So that's it for today's episode.
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I hope that you enjoy it and I hope that you love the journey of learning English.
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I hope that you forget the noise around you when you practice English.
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I hope that you don't wait to be perfect to speak, just speak.
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And I hope that you practice more, speak more.
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And I hope that you can be more disciplined in learning English.
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I hope that you try to be better every single day.
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So that's it.
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Thank you so much for joining.
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Thank you so much for listening.
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If you find this episode helpful,
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please, please support me by hitting a follow button on whatever platform that you are on.
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And don't forget to send this episode to your friends who may need it.
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And that's it.
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I hope you have a beautiful evening and I will see you around.
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Good night.
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Nel video, alcuni strutture grammaticali ed espressioni chiave sono utilizzate efficacemente. Ecco tre esempi importanti:
- “Being afraid of being judged”: Questa frase enfatizza la formazione dell'infinito e l'uso del participio presente per descrivere uno stato emotivo. Imparare a utilizzare le espressioni di questo tipo può aiutarti a esprimere sentimenti complessi.
- “You have something that they want”: Qui si usa la struttura del "present simple" per affermare un fatto. Questo tempo verbale è fondamentale in inglese per descrivere situazioni generali.
- “Remember that real people don’t judge”: Usando il presente indicativo, questa frase sottolinea una verità universale. Imparare a applicare questo tipo di espressioni ti renderà più naturale nel tuo parlare quotidiano.
Trappole di pronuncia comuni
Alcune parole e suoni nel video possono presentare delle sfide per chi sta imparando l'inglese con YouTube. Ecco alcuni appunti utili:
- “Judged”: Assicurati di pronunciare la "j" iniziale in modo chiaro. Questa è una consonante che può essere difficile per molti non madrelingua.
- “Fluently”: Fai attenzione alla pronuncia delle vocali. Una corretta articolazione di questa parola può aiutarti a suonare più naturale.
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