the SECRET to becoming FLUENT nobody is telling you (learn English at home)

If you feel you understand native english speakers but can’t speak fluently, you need to watch this video: I will be giving you some of the best tips to master your english in 2023!

I’m a native Italian speaker and I know what it feels like to spend hours practicing and not seeing the proper improvements, it can be extremely frustrating and difficult. 🇮🇹

These are the best pieces of advice I wish I had known earlier when I was learning on my own.

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Luke🌿

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[PumpkinMozie]

I’m a native speaker and I just want to confirm for everyone here that YES his English is perfect!! Well done. It’s obvious that you’ve studied really hard! I’m really impressed.

[Leahthecoolest]

As a native English speaker, I LITERALLY CANNOT HEAR YOUR ACCENT. I would never guess you are Italian. 😭 The words you choose, the slang and everything! Wow wow wow

[e-genieclimatique]

in brief:
The video provides tips and advice for becoming fluent in English from the comfort of your home. Below is a summarized transcript of the video:

- The speaker, a native Italian, discusses the misconception that one must travel to an English-speaking country to become fluent in English.
- Emphasizes that language learning can be free and can be done at home.
- Lists what you will need: an internet connection, a notebook or computer, and time.
- Highlights the importance of consistency in learning.

- Advises viewers to surround themselves with English speakers, which can include listening to music artists, vloggers, actors, podcasts, and movies in English.
- Emphasizes the importance of finding content that the viewer enjoys and can spend hours watching.
- Suggests repeating after English speakers to understand how they connect words and sentences together.
- Discusses the importance of understanding the tone of voice, pronunciation, and the connection of words used by native English speakers.
- Encourages daily listening to English for a minimum of 30 minutes and repeating after the content to practice.

- Encourages viewers to leave a thumbs up and subscribe to the channel if they find the video helpful.
- Shares personal experience of improvement in English language skills while staying in Italy.
- Reiterates the importance of practice for mastering English in 2023.
- Concludes the video by thanking the viewers and promising another exciting video soon.

In essence, the video emphasizes the importance of consistent practice, surrounding oneself with English content, understanding the nuances of the language, and the significance of enjoying the learning process for achieving fluency in English.

[seekthuth]

I've listened to a bunch of successful language learners opinions and practices on how to reach that level, and the one consistent thread through every single person's method is spend a lot of time listening to native speakers speaking. They'll have different methods of how to drill vocabulary, they'll have different methods for how to spend time listening, some will spend a lot of time with conversations, some won't speak til they're already fluent, but no matter what, every single one of them always spend a lot of time listening.

[languagelearningdabbler]

I am a native English speaker and I’m very impressed!

[rogerio]

My gosh what an amazing accent. I have to say I'm so impressed and thanks for the tips. I'm a Brazilian guy and I'm in the process to improve my pronunciation.

I just love it.

[monicahgati]

I thought you're a native speaker, , your fluency is incredible, , thanks for this tips.

[hgocersz]

Great suggestions for non-native speakers! Keep going Luke!

[dannydelvis]

Actually all tips that you gave in the video are pretty much efficient! I’m learning danish in the language school (here in Denmark 🇩🇰) and we are using the same technique, it helps a lot 🔥🔥 sometimes it’s hard to break the language barrier, but I guess if you apply enough effort, it’ll pay off eventually 🎉

P.S. I do love your hair 🤩🤩 stunning

[denyssherstiuk]

As a non-native English speaker with C2 level of CEFR I wanna say your English is amazing!
Well done, I didn’t notice any accent at all. Your voice sounds like neutral American accent.

[randommasterpieces]

Thank you, I think you're right 100%, and your pieces of advice must work.

[rogersabino]

That's amazing Dude!!! I'm from Brazil and I have been learning English for 3 years.

[edinho]

Your english pronouciation is perfect, I will take your example and study hard, greeting from Brazil 🇧🇷🤜🤛🇮🇹

[agustinamei]

New suscriber here. I'm a native spanish speaker, b2 in english and now learning italian in english
Thank you for the video, grazie mille <3

[luabreezy]

cause it's so hard when we start to learn a new languagem at home and find content like that is amazing!!! :D

[annaspeaks]

I have never been abroad specially in USA but I learned and I am learning english

[Alisharofiddinov]

Keep it up I saw your first video and your english really improved good luck

[islasbatista]

I'm from Brazil and I've liked so your video. Thanks for your instructions!

[chando]

Native English speaker. You have a very native pronunciation. There are words here and there that have an accent, but in the US, that's very common, so I still would have thought you grew up here if you hadn't said otherwise. 😂

[mehmet.albyrk]

One wanting to learn how to learn a language should watch this boy's content.