I learned English to a C2 level, so you can just copy me

Want to reach C2 level in English? I’m sharing the exact system I used to get fluent—no complicated methods, just what actually works. I’ll show you how I made English part of my daily life, how I practiced listening and speaking, and the mindset shift that changed everything.

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0:00 Get my free C2 English Immersion Guide
0:33 Why traditional classes didn’t work for me
2:14 Build your website on Squarespace
3:27 The system that got me to C2
3:36 Step 1: Flood your life with English
8:23 Step 2: Make English your default mode
10:02 Step 3: Active vs. passive learning
12:36 Part 3: Keep it all organized

[rinko_hi]

talking about my personal experience something that helped me a loooot is writing reviews for books/films! it doesn't only make you feel better while using complicated grammar, it also helps to remember new words connected to the topic that is interesting to you

[ElI-kogo]

I'm a native English speaker from the US, but I'm using this video to give me tips to learn Spanish. Thanks so much!

[LEARNINGENGLISHNOW-bb]

I really appreciate your tips for improving our English skills. I´m practicing at least once every single day, reading out loud to improve my intonation and hability to speak English more clearly.

[парапапамм]

Only after two years of living in the US I finally understood that it has no sense to polish your accent to sound like an American. Our accent as you said, Veronica, is a part of our identity. If we pronounce words correctly and people can understand us, I think it’s not worth to waste time to correct the accent if you already enjoy your English😊

[AAA-nuod]

The truth is i can undertand every single word that you said but in the monent that i have to talk it is become very difficult to me, it is like the words don't come out, and i am stuck in my mind. I wish that some day i would be as fluent as you, i will tray your tips and i hope improve myself. God bless you

[macbook-wizh]

Thank you so much. My level is A2, but I want to level up to B1, so I’m working very hard. Your video is very informative for me, and your English speaking is clear. I understand about 85% of it. Thank you again so much! I’ve now subscribed to your channel.

[-o]

While watching this, I realized that the reason why I'm slowly improving in English is that I'm used to being a passive listener..

[FrancisIrvinCapulong]

I couldn’t word a formal introduction. BeLikeNative helped me sound confident and professional.

[EnglishWithLimoonada]

Amazing! You played a huge role when I started learning English and now I feel perfectly fine speaking with others!

[weriksantos]

I'm reading the 6º book of the serie "Miss Peregrine's home for peculian children", but in portuguese ( my native language). Now I really want these in English version !!! :D

[fitandfluent]

Great video, Veronika!😊 I’m nowhere near your level of English, but I’ve made significant progress over the last three years, which I’m really proud of.🙂
In addition to what you said, I think it’s important to remember a few things:

1. Anything worth achieving takes time, effort, and courage.

2. Small, consistent steps toward your goal taken daily bring incredible results over time.

3. Perfectionism is a killer of progress. Mistakes are an integral part of the process.

4. The most progress is hidden behind the actions you’re avoiding. Do things you’re afraid of or don’t feel ready for.

5. Make sure you enjoy the process of learning. “The man who loves walking will walk further than the man who loves the destination.

Thanks for being an inspiration for us Veronika!💪 I really appreciate what you do!😊

[EnglishBooster]

Your journey is truly inspiring! It's amazing how you turned English into a daily habit and reached C2 level without traditional classes.

[Nie]

I’m proud that I understood almost whole video

[anonymous-ce]

I started learning English three years ago, and you are the cause for my progress 😊. Thank you so much, you offered me really nice ideas, and I've implemented them until now.

[Ценитель-вн]

OMGG I’M SOO PROUD OF YOUR PROGRESS! I’m also Russian, trying to achieve C1 level. The fact that my fellow can speak foreign language SO WELL really inspired me ❤
Wish you all the best ❣️

[evandsonvictor]

Your channel helped me in the past improve my english and now I need to put english in my daily routine again and your channel will help me othe time, I don't have doubts abot that. Thanks for share your experience and encourage others non native to study english and learn a new language.

[non_muhendis]

I feel like this kind of video is really good to grab some advice for the first time. Those ones were really gold

[ingridrodriguespereira]

Veronika! your channel is amazing. I'm so grateful to have found it. Thanks

[JfjourneyEnglish]

For a while, I thought you were a native English speaker—maybe raised by English-speaking parents! Haha. Your accent is amazing, and that's my goal. I want to be really fluent in English.

I believe that when it comes to learning a new language, you have to be creative and find the way that works best for you. Personally, I really enjoy watching this kind of video because it shows how people practice and learn, and I think that's great. There might be some points I don't fully agree with, because I've tried them myself and felt they didn't work for me, but maybe they do work for others.

What I want to say is: get inspired by this kind of content and keep trying until you find the best method for you. For example, I know I can understand a lot of English, but when it comes to speaking, I tend to freeze. So I thought: What's the best way to overcome this?

I decided to open this channel and commit to uploading one video a week, speaking in English and sharing my learning journey. I'm not saying I have the secret formula, but I believe each of us can share our own ways of learning and show others that there are many ways to learn a language—you don't have to stick with something that doesn't work for you or that you don't enjoy.

So thank you! I really enjoyed your video, and I'm leaving this one feeling motivated because I know that if I keep going, one day my English will sound like yours!

By the way, I'll subscribe to your channel

[belka]

Thank you very much, I have never commented videos before, but you motivated me to begin. Thank you a lot, and for everyone, who watches this I wish to have c1 or c2 level. Guys, we are capable of doing this!