Effective FILLERS to sound LIKE A NATIVE || ENGLISHERA

Stop using "uhmmm"... "uhh..." in your head. Use these "fillers" to help you sound like a native!

In English, we have a term called “fillers” or “filler words” and they are actually there to help you “fill the silence” when you’re speaking. We use these when we hesitate what to say, when we think of what to say, when we want to buy time, or so.

And I'm telling you all, native English speakers use fillers without knowing it. It’s like it’s natural for them to produce those sounds or fillers when they are speaking.

Some filler words like "you know", "I mean", "actually" are used to fill those "silence" or "gaps" as you speak English.

Start training your brain using these fillers

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[marufteshayev]

The fillers like these are very helpful to use. Thank you so much ; )

[sarbier]

What a great content again! Hmm, um are my problem when I don’t have the exact word to say. Now I can use like, actually, well, I mean etc. Thank you teacher!!!

[hotpapsie]

Thanks for another informative lessons about the English language from you. Actually, I always do filler everytime I've forgot what is the correct word. Helpful and useful to someone who is not wide vocabulary in the English language. Keep doing educational topic about the language for us. Kudos to you, teach!

[crimsonivory]

It's true -- these filler words can be used as "a trick" to sound like a native English speaker.

[mtahagok]

I am following you from Turkey.
Good job :)

[easyesl]

This is a very informative content, some of my students use fillers to buy time. For real.

[Sami-suyq]

Hi Teacher,
Thank you for the tips. I hope these fillers will help me to sound more native like you. 😊👍👍
Btw, I think it’s really good when you record your videos outside.

[mememelody]

i like this lesson, teacher. i hear some american using those filers so i also wanna use them when i speak english

[furkan]

Do you mind if I use all of these in the final exam? because the final exam is a slightly more formal speaking exam

[josephyodico]

I also used those fillers, when i'm answering questions from the trainer in Hilokal.😁😂

[surajkumar-ndrz]

Nice video and very useful for me. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[rajvendrayadav]

Hello mam, could you please tell me how to remove hesitation while conversation in English

[iamindrajit]

I really really crave for this topic because I have to use such fillers in my way of speaking ☺️
Thanks a million 🙏🏻