How Long Did it Take Me to BECOME FLUENT in English? — PODCAST

Do you ever wonder how long it actually takes to become fluent in a new language? Let's talk about it!
👇 𝗚𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗔𝗽𝗽!

► Listen to the 𝗙𝗨𝗟𝗟 𝗘𝗣𝗜𝗦𝗢𝗗𝗘 (#364) of this Podcast on the RealLife App

CHAPTERS
(0:00) Intro
(0:26) The Simple Answer
(2:30) About being a lifelong learner
(5:05) The Detailed Answer
(9:24) The myth about learning new languages as an adult
(11:19) How many hours it takes to advance a level
(13:52) Final tips

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[RealLifeEnglish]

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[ChandlerBing-tk]

One tip guys don't compare yourself with others

[adnanafzal]

Wow. I love this conversation which not only add something to your English Proficiency but also talks on ideas. This is wonderful.

[mika.n]

Thiago is so smart and wise man, I like his philosophy

[TheTunnelChannel]

Another amazing podcast guys, for me i'm improving my English by myself, using the resources the internet provide, i know I'm far to accomplish the fluency but learning another language it's an amazing experience.

[RonaldoFSouza-loon]

Wow, amazing!!! Thiago really knows one thing or two about how to teach us, guys. I've learned a lot here! Thanks 😊

[gabbrielsilva]

Amazing! I'm always getting surprised here, what a great podcast.
I'm sharing your channel with my whole social circle guys, people need to know the work you guys are doing here. That's by far the greatest YouTube channel I've found recently. Thank you!

[منىالكرنيشي]

Thank you guys for this interesting video, your way to speak to each other is just awesome and clear, I really apreciate the last part of your video when you said let's do some maths then giving us how long it does take to move from a level to a next one, learning a language is a marathon not a sprint ( well said)so, this sentence actually made my mind to be more motivated and thinking of my journey especially when I just started to learn by myself and I couldn't form a simple sentence back then. So, let me tell you that I am extremely proud of myself because I I have already covered a good distace and it's because teachers like you .
you really encouraged me to practice more when you said : the longer you spend practicing and studying the better you become .
From MOUNA.

[МаріяЗапотічна-чо]

I like Thiago's language, his accent, his wisdom, his

[Grimcula]

Thank you again for this video, I finally decide to install your app on my phone, I'll try it when I'll have time.
However, sometimes I've feeling where I will not achieve in English, but now I know it will a lifetime learning.
Sorry again if I make mistakes.

EDIT : Your podcasts are really cool, I see now I've made progress, I'm really happy to understand words in English without use a translator (even if sometimes I do, because I don't remember when I have not seen one of these words, while a moment.)

[alexisquesadaechevarria]

I wanna speak english one day as Thiago speak english very good.
The Real Life Podcast is the best in all Earth Planet

[mahdinajafi]

Hello to the real life English team! It was an amazing pod. I've been learning English for about a year. I would really appreciate it if you cleared up my confusion about my vocabulary learning method: when I want to learn a new word from 4000 essential English words or any other source, the first thing I try to do is guess the meaning of that word from the sentence example of it, and then I ask ChatGPT to tell me if my interpretation of the meaning of that word is correct or not, and if my interpretation is correct, I wouldn't study the definition of that word and I would accept my own interpretation. I think this method makes my brain active in catching the meaning of new vocabulary, and I even feel more comfortable remembering the meaning of that word because I reached the meaning on my own. What's your opinion about my vocabulary-learning method?

[alefalexandre]

I liked what she said about you can speak confidently earlier and also feel like there’s a lack of vocabulary, cause I find myself in that position! I’m aware that there’s still a long road to ride, but at the same time I feel like I can manage to communicate with the amount of knowledge that I’ve already had

[kelmiswilsoncastaneda]

I do agree with all your assertions guys because learning certain skills, in this case a language, will always depend on the learner's approach, and this is quite subjective. Let me be clear, a person who spends a couple of minutes will not acquire the know-how of someone who invests hours mastering their craft; however, I think there is a caveat here because that time spent had to be well implemented, I mean it's all about quality no quantity. For example, in my case, a guy born and raised in a Spanish background (Cuba), I've been learning English since I was a mere baby in a craddle, and still I am learning at the ripe old age of 30. In the nutshell the time is not as important as the learning journey per-se.

[wolfstark]

The "luxury" word is realy tricky to pronounce. There was an example of mispronunciation of this word in this video. But than it was corrected! Love these videos. Thanks

[BetterLife-nzbo]

Thanks a lot guys. Your channel helped me to become more confident in expressing myself and navigating the English language. I'm watching your channel almost two months. God bless you all.

[alvaromirambellliminana]

Great video!! Thanks for spend your time helping us to improve our English! Greetings from Spain

[sisterstalk]

This is precious..couple days ago, after a parent enroll her kid to my private course in 2 months, she asked "when will my kid speak naturally?" I confidently said "not in a short term, esp if you as parent dont give the kids any exposure."

[samuelsantos]

Thanks for this wonderful lesson, guys! I'm learning so much from you.

[ArtistSindhuja]

I loved this podcast.. thanks so much.