Way to Help You Become Fluent in English That No One Talks About

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Hey Everyone! ) I’m Anna and welcome to my channel. Here, I post some useful information for English learners. I’m from Ukraine and I’ve worked on my English and accent, for the most part, on my own, but you can find out and trace my story by watching my videos. I’ve been studying American pronunciation for a long time, and I still do, and I guess I always will – because it’s not math. Learning a language, it’s a lifetime journey. I know exactly what it takes to become fluent and acquire an accent in a non-English speaking country, and I’ve never even been to one. And I’m sharing this information here – on my channel.

My study routine:

How I became Fluent in English:

Easy routine to IMPROVE your English - DO THESE THINGS DAILY:

00:00 Intro
02:51 Elsa speak
06:09 2nd part

[Sereno]

What you teach today, Hannah is a real good activity to do, because when I[m teaching, I practice, learn and go over the grammar in case a doubt come out.

[englishwithmrd]

This is so true. I'm a native English speaker but I didn't really understand how English worked (grammar, rules etc.) until I started teaching. When I first started teaching, my students would genuinely have to explain the grammar to me because I had no idea and, based on what you're saying here, they probably got value from that process too😅.

[leisering]

That's really true. I teach German once a week and I have to prepare every time. I learn myself some grammar topics more deeply and my German is getting better.

[DilumaStory]

Awesome information, thanks for teaching us!!

[cosmesantana]

Thanks so much for your tips ! Good day for you and success ever and forever !

[officialprashant]

You are awesome ! stay blessed !! Love from India ❤

[ferdinandpierre]

Hi teacher English fluency good morning I'm really elating to watching you in you tube channel for the first time.firstly I like the way you teach, first of all your accent is very clear and delightful sound. I diving deeply to learn English academic fluency as a matter of facts your motivation inspiring me to push me forward to join this family.

[gladsonneves]

Your way of teaching is very efficient, we have to practice a lot

[AbdirahmanAbshir-ssyj]

Sounds like good point dear our teacher thanks I appreciete your suport us

[bunkeayanit]

Thank you so much for sharing your video.

[anabelagarcia]

Excellent video!!! That's the main concept of the "Flyneman Method"😊

[NdayambajeJacques-pnmj]

I'm from Rwanda in Africa, I want to learn English because it helps to lean other courses, and Many countries use English either as native or professional, thanks for helping us to improve our English skills, I greet deeply my course mate

[letspeaknaturally]

An amazing video for learning this beautiful language😊

[shuelysrodriguez]

I totally agree that teaching someone helps a lot to advance in English, I took some English courses and I reached low intermediate and I thought I was going to teach everything I know to my son, and also reinforce the classes he attended at school., and this was amazing how I learned a lot of content that I didn't know and I greatly reinforced my bases in English😊

[mennaessam]

You are so inspired to me. Thank you for your efforts and help. I really wish I can speak English fluently sooner. My level is B2 and so on there a few steps to reach C1 but I still find difficulty when I speak to others by 50% and I try not to feel frustrated.. I believe in it'll be better off If I speak and practice English with native speakers, so nowadays I will search for someone.
Again I appreciate your advice and I attempt to follow it❤

[LearnWithSubhash-dzmj]

Thanks for the advice! 😊
I’m already sharing English tips through my YouTube videos, but teaching one-on-one sounds like a fantastic way to deepen my own understanding. 📚✏
It’s great to know I don't need to be an expert to help someone else learn. Using tools like the Elsa Speak app 📱 will add a fun and interactive element. Thanks again for the tips! 🙏

[gladsonneves]

Good morning, and thank you very much

[STIVALM.N.]

I like your videos have helped me a lot with your tips. I admire you very much. kisses from Brazil. 😘⚘️

[guilhermeteles]

Hi teacher, good morning, I'm learning English watching your videos

[Saamiya]

In the beginning of this year i decided to learn english in the past 4 months day by day i watched alot of youtube video but i don't momerized any words byt today i want re write all vocabulary to reach intermediate English good luck