How To Speak English Like A Native Speaker

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In this video, I talk about my experience learning Spanish and what that taught me about how to master a language and sound like a native speaker.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ's)
🌎 Where are you from?
-California
🗣 Do you speak another language?
-Yes, I learned Spanish and speak fluently.
✈️ What countries have you traveled to?
-Mexico, Argentina, Ireland, UK, Denmark, Switzerland, Italy
🇦🇷 Have you ever lived abroad?
-Yes, I have lived in Argentina since January 2013
🤷🏼‍♀️ You speak too fast. Can you slow down?
🤓 I want to improve my English. Can you help me?

[Dadusak]

understanding english is easy ... but speaking perfect english is a whole another level

[christianrodriguez]

Summary steps:
1.- Learn phrases.
2.- Learn Intonation (generally it is always the same).
3.- Start using the patterns that native English speakers use.
4.- Learn their pronunciation (use native vowel).
5.- You have to focus on a specific kind of English from a specific region.

[dmmgowx]

I’m Korean. Your pronunciation is so ACCURATE that I FULLY understand your words. Thank you for making this video. 🥰🥰🥰

[chpq]

Wow! I love the way you speak English. You talk very fast, but every word is clear.

[ImprovingAbility]

American English, Rule #1: Ask "What's up?", "What's happening" and "How's it going?" without ever intending to get an answer. Just act like you're talking to a wall instead of a person.

[badmharya]

I just love the way that you speak, I can understand the most things, it makes me feel like: my hard work to learn english is working

[mohammed.h]

I learned to sound more like a native speaker by talking to myself every day and listening to them

[karolinaohpanjaitan]

Your voice and the way you speak sounds so beautiful😭 I wanna to be like you😭😭

[thedavidguy]

I'm an American who watches a lot of youtube videos in French because I'm trying to learn French. Youtube kept suggesting this video, which seemed bizarre to me. I finally watched it, and your tips are very helpful no matter what language you're learning. Thanks! One tip for your listeners. If you want to choose a regional US dialect, don't choose Boston/New England. You'll never be able to sound like that.

[lqnxhzo]

I am chinese and you speak english so clearly that I can hear each word you was speaking .

[erikahirano]

Recently I’ve been watching and hearing only your videos over and over and then my English online teacher said how I speak English sounds like American accents and i don’t have any Japanese accounts so I was like Thank you so much!!! You are helping my English a lot, Stefanie! It would be super great if you started a podcast 😊🎉Thank you💖

[ali_plz]

I don’t know if it’s just me, but when I get nervous, my English gets worse. I start to stutter and words don’t come out right. Especially when someone knows I’m not a native, and I feel like they’re waiting for me to screw up. I also don’t understand how some people tell me that I have a slight accent and others say I have a thick accent. I’m a nurse and meet many new people each day, and some tell me one thing and others tell another. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I just want to blend in, and not stick out like a sore thumb. In my opinion, my English is pretty damn good since I’ve been studying it since about first grade. Thanks for this video!

[AlanGarcia-nqkb]

Im from mexico, i started working in a call center, and my english has improved so much, because i speak the language with native speakers every single day and im getting familiar with the language. There have been awkward moments where i dont understand them or they dont understand me, its embarrasing and it sucks, but that leads me to put more effort and learning from my mistakes. Thanks for the video, it was helpful, kisses.

[samuelrivero]

I feel nervous when I’m gonna talk in English, I understand everything but Is just nervous idk why

[SuperYmber]

You are an excellent teacher. I would like to study with you in the future because I love ENGLISH. I am from Venezuela. God bless you.

[AysarAburrub]

My experience with learning English turned out to be quite different from what I had imagined. For many years i surrounded myself with English and did everything i could in English to the point where I started to think in it and I could speak it to an (almost) native level. I always thought it would be "cool" if i ever traveled to the US, that I'd surprise people with my amazing English. However, when i actually moved to the US i found out that it was kind of pointless, because as long as you could communicate, it didn't really matter to the natives if you had an accent or if you sounded native-like. In fact i noticed that native speakers preferred foreign accents because they thought they were "cute" or "interesting" or "different".

[rodrigorafael]

Hi! I'm Rodrigo from Brazil! I'm a new subscriber of your channel and I wanna say you're amazing! I just loved your way of speaking and your tips too! What I most like about your videos it's because you don't speak slowly to make easier for us to get it. I like listening to natural English! Please make videos talking about the most used sentences for native speakers!
Take care

[ronnyg.rodriguezreyes]

Definitely I love you girl and thanks for dropping this video I've been learning so much with you... Greetings from dominican republic. God bless you

[bersonelestin]

You're one of my best english teachers online, so i realized your methods are powerful thank you for making this video.

[edisonovg]

Hi, my favorite English teacher! I think I need to tell you this:
When I started working as a security agent for an american airline in my country, I used to help the passengers to print the boarding passes and the bag tags. I was studying English and working at the same time... The passengers that came to me and asked me for help, they used to say: hey, your English is good! Why you said "I speak only a little"? And I discovered that everything is about to practice the pronunciation and encourage ourselves to speak with native speakers. I think Im not perfect when speaking or even writing, but I learned a lot with the passengers...