How to prepare for an interview in English

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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.

00:00 THE REASON I MADE THIS VIDEO
01:02 EVERYONE IS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES
2:22 NOTHING CAN BEAT EXPERIENCE
3:52 OVERTHINKING AND OVERPREPARING
7:23 Communication skills are SKILLS that need to developed and honed
9:55 REGRETS
10:56 LINGODA'S SHORTEST SPRINT EVER
12:46 OUTRO

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[mukhlisakodirova]

You never stop working on yourself and that's why I really really admire you :)

[billyreis]

Great video Anna - all your points of advice are excellent! I grew up in the south eastern US - you honestly speak English and communicate better than 98% of the locals I knew growing up- in any case your advice here to everyone is incredibly good and true. And I love your reminder about real experiences/practice being much more valuable for quick advancement than more and more studying of theory - a good old saying: “In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is.”

[jonathanvargasv]

I like your channel; your pieces of advice are more than justified and accurate. The way you introduce new words over the videos gets the audience across new vocabulary and the right way to use it. Your pronunciation demonstrates the hours of hard work and the determination of self-improvement.

[christosdaglis]

I just discovered your channel and after watching your latest videos (assuming you are a native speaker) I just randomly clicked on one of your 2018 videos and only now do I realize that you had an accent! You made a serious improvement towards actually coming of as a 100% native speaker. Congratulations! This is my aspiration at the moment as I'm practicing my english pronunciation and fluency skills everyday. Bless you and thank you for your contribution

[soomin]

I watched one of your videos one year ago where you recommended the website to practice my English and today I am proud to say that I am fluent in English. I am here to say thank you today. I am honestly thankful to you. Your voice is amazing. You really encourage people who are learning English. Wish you the best....

[rogeriochamorro]

For my Brazilian Portuguese ears you sound perfectly like an American native speaker of English.

[carmenvanegas]

Yesterday I was crying because I felt really bad for the mistakes I had in an interview .
Thank you for your advices

[flarelina]

OMG this is so me 🤗 I overthink every single conversation I have.

Thanks for sharing this!
- Do it anyway
- Do it scared
- Start before you're ready
- Make mistakes
- Learn
- Move on
❤️

[GCArgentino]

Sometimes I feel like I'm dumb! And I wonder why I'm the only one who keeps making those kinds of mistakes? and then BOOM SURPRISE! I just watched your video and it helped me find out that it's not me, it's just part of learning something new.

[camelliastarriver]

Thanks for making this video, Anna! I learnt something precious from your experience. I admire your discipline, diligence and your dedication to lifelong learning. You're incredibly amazing to me! Keep it up!
Best wishes from a 15-year-old girl.

[mayannrosemalaro]

You're an amazing person😊 you always try to keep learning and sharing all the things that you know for us to have some ideas and to help us to improve ourselves. I've been learning English for quite some time but there comes a time that I felt tired and I wanna quit but when I saw you, I realize that I need to keep on moving forward even though I felt like I'm not doing a lot of improvement in my English speaking skills but I believe that someday I will be able to acquire the knowledge and skills that I prayed for and that I worked for just like. It takes a lot of time and effort to be fluent in English most especially for us who don't have someone to talked to

[englishbits]

Thanks for being so open cause it really helps people like me who want to face the same challenge as yours: doing my first interview in English. I love your tip "Start before you're ready".

[enzodavide]

Youre such a lovely english coach and an inspiration for me Anna..i dont like being the center of attentio either. greetings from Brazil.

[nataliab]

Анна, ваші відео завжди цікаво дивитись. Я їх передивляюсь по 20 разів. Дуже корисні і практичні ідеї. Дякую!

[pragatisharma]

I truly love to watch your videos and always wondered to see that how come one can speak flawlessly. I have observed that you keep connecting the word while speaking without using any fillers or making pauses. I also wanna reach this level

[vhzxlfp]

I actually love the way you speak.
Thanks for this lesson!!

[lalitsinghsamantlalit]

Wow that's great to hear I'm so happy for you and have any idea 😊

[Anaya]

I also facing the same problems during conversations. I have learnt and keep learning by immersion a lot also I have learnt and take bunch of inspiration and ideas from ur videos thank you so much

[alexandrailiyanaya]

In interview with Ethan you were amazing. You sounded very confidently and like a native speaker. Even though I don't know you personally, I was proud of you!
I have a question about the trouble you mentioned in this video, specifically, how to tap into vocab you know fast enough in order to sound more like a native, providing that you have a lot of input?