Why You Understand English but Can’t Speak Fluently | Tips to Help You Speak English Like a Native

In this video, I'll be sharing 5 reasons why you might have a good understanding of English but still are not able to express yourself fluently when it comes to communicating with native speakers. And I'll also be giving you tips that might help you fix this problem and speak English faster and more confidently.

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0:00 Reason #1: You don't speak enough English
4:06 Reason #2: You don't understand what "fluency" means
6:48 Reason #3: You need to work on your pronunciation
9:40 Reason #4: You're not used to spoken English
11:56 Reason #5: You don't interact with native speakers

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[diegomanuelherreravargas]

Based on my experience, I achieved fluency when I overcame my fear of speaking and changed my mindset, stopping saying, "my English is not enough." Also, I intend to speak better when I feel comfortable, like with friends, chilling out. Because I need to practice continuously, I've been participating in Veronika's speaking club for three months, and I have enrolled in cohort 7. My outcomes are extraordinary because I have to speak English in my job.

[madelinemiguelcloma]

I like the way you speak English fluently Ms. Veronika.Its very clear, easy to understand for everyone who want to learn that language.its my first time to watched your video.

[saadboukettaya]

Basically, I enjoy every single bit of English that comes outa your mouth. Keep it up dear instructor, you are on a prosperous path!

[mohammeddz]

You speaks clearly!!! I'm so happy that I could understand all of your words. It's very important for my motivation in practice my English! 😘

[josueramirez]

I see this video, which from what I see, is from a year ago, but I want to tell you something, I saw this video completely in English without subtitles and I understood everything, I am from Mexico but I am currently in the United States, and I have been almost three years without much progress 😢 but thanks to this video I have been encouraged to make better habits about English, I need to talk and get out of my zone of trust, and I will continue watching your videos because they are very very good, you explain very well

[rsencion]

I have bits of every reason you listed 😅 however! I'm okay communicating with people. Sometimes I have to repeat or ask for people to repeat something for me and that's okay. My real issue is a client I have in NYC. He's like born and raised newyorker and he speaks so fast and not only that he also THINKS so fast that he makes me nervous. Every time we talk I play catch up with him, take notes, think of a solution to a problem so I can share that with him before we hang up. All at once! Newyorkers are on a different level of speaking 😂

[ahmmadmiraj]

Incredible teacher i have never seen as like you. Thank you so mush.

[HaiderAli-qcuy]

Your hacks are practical and working. I don't miss watching your every video which is helping me scale up my spoken English.

[MoviezzZone]

Your voice is so crisp clear and seductive Miss !
I’m really fan of urs 😍😍
Keep it up 👍
Lots of love ❤️❤️❤️

[natnaelassefie]

You're so adorable! I'm looking forward to your lessons.

[luisalbertochumbesjustinia]

Tu inglés está genial, ahora que vives en México sería curioso ver cómo aprendes español

[mardisiswanto]

Thanks for sharing the tips how to speak English well.

[eustaquiozambrano]

Your lesson are very interesting, thank you so much.
take care yourself. I am here from Madrid spain.
I will see you in the next video. 👍

[husseinkhamis]

Wow I'm so happy to learn english from you because you speak very well and you're good teacher.
I Iove it.

[akashrupasinghe]

You are also a non-native speaker from russia. However, you reached out the level . Amazing . So we can . And i believe that if a non native one once got to the point which considered native speaker level, they will sound more than a native one although they don't know allthe idioms and phrasal verbs in english . Cuz language is to express ourselves. Now let me know you all wheather i am correct at that point by leaving a reply. 👌🤗

[goshuindale]

Waw! Really you repaired speaking ability.
Yeah I don't say anymore about your performance I would like to say keep it up , we'll love you.

[rddavies]

Squirrelly - most native speakers would know and use it. It's a great word - like for a bike or a car that doesn't roll straight and suddenly pulls to one side or a person who's acting weird like you're a shop owner and you see someone who looks like they want to steal something. The image of how squirrels act is really perfect here.

Eschew - no one would use it in normal speech unless they were being cute and half of native speakers might not know it.

Lampoon almost the same *except* there was a magazine The National Lampoon that went on to make some *very* famous movies (animal house, vacation movies and I think caddyshack) *and* these movies were marketed as National Lampoon's Vacation for example, so pretty much everyone would have at least heard the word in that context.

[yeyintaung]

Thank you very much for sharing your amazing tips. 🤩🤩🤩

[selmonsheikh]

Your voice is very good and your voice is very clear, I understand very well thank you so much 🌹

[florenciobritez]

Amazing video, Veronika! 🔥👏
Mucha suerte con las conjugaciones en eapañol xD.