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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.

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How I became Fluent in English:

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

[EnglishFluencyJourney]

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[oswaldoramosferrusola]

To understand a joke in a foreign language is not the final step in the learning process. To make up a joke in a foreign language, that's to reach a mastery level!

[thane]

It amazes me that anyone can achieve such a level of fluency in a second (or more) language to understand wordplay humor. I have the utmost respect for anyone learning additional languages.

[hatjodelka]

My husband's first language is English. He also speaks other languages very well and is a qualified interpreter and translator. He has to have jokes explained to him. He laughs three times at jokes. When he's told the joke, when it's explained to him, and some time later when he finally gets it.

[gilbertkroes]

Took an online English language test at Berlitz a few years back, and the result said: "Congratulations, you're almost fluent. Just a few 1 on 1 sessions with our native English speakers and you're good to go for level C2." I felt really good about that. 10 years of iiving abroad had paid off.
Then I started wondering, how accurate that assessment was.
Took the online German language test. Turns out, I am just as fluent in English as in my native language:
"Congratulations, you're almost fluent. Just a few 1 on 1 sessions with our native German speakers and you're good to go for level C2."
😀

[CottidaeSEA]

28 years after starting to learn English, I finally got confirmation that I am fluent.
My life is changed.

[theia]

I got them all. When it comes to understanding English I don‘t have any problems. But I struggle a lot with speaking English. Many words don‘t come to my mind while speaking and sometimes I‘m also afraid that my pronunciation might be completely wrong. I guess I need much more practice 😅 Btw, my first language is German and I started learning English 15 years ago.

[andrewhenri]

For the first time I watched a video entirely in English without needing subtitles in the language or in Portuguese, which is my mother tongue, I was even moved by how quickly I am learning and becoming fluent

[Dkelnumero]

One of the best English short class I´ve seen in a long time... very clear everything and very well explained all the content. Thank you and really good job.

[bandini]

As a native speaker, this test wasn't challenging but it got me to wondering if I could pass the same test in Spanish. I don't think I could. You're right about one thing. Humor and double meaning jokes are the last frontier of any language acquisition.

[zulby]

I am fluent in English via 3 ways: 1) Reading lots of books that are both fiction & nonfiction 2) turning on the English subtitles when watching movies on both DVD & Blu-ray Discs so as to learn spellings & pronunciations 3) making small polite talks with native English speakers such as British, Americans & Australians.

[psychoactive]

Im german and therefore not a native speaker. Although I did live in the US for one year for a student exchange I wasn't quite sure if I could consider my skills to be on the same level as that of a native speaker. The video reassured me that even after 8 years of barely speaking english, I can still consider myself to be on a native level, which is awesome :)

[aua]

As a French, i did get 2 of them, but sériously having you talking like that, taking time, pronunciation, marking pause, helps a lot for sure to understand even without watching. thx.

[spiritofthemoonlessnight]

I've had a C2 certificate for some years now, but I've never felt really confident in my English skills until I told a joke to native English speakers and they laughed, telling me : "Nice pun !". That was the moment I really knew my English was ok ^^

[mazzucac]

Me: English is my native tongue. Excelled in it my whole life. Never an issue.

Also me: terrified that I wasn’t going to get these jokes, and that I would find out I was not fluent in English.

[goodlockerzhack]

As a non english native i think that the only way to truly master english is hear Eminem's Rap God and understand everything without subtitles, if u can do that, then congrats.

[springwater]

I love watching these videos, I understand the whole vid and I feel really good about myself. I'm native English.

[bassbuffricky]

I am a professional English-to-Dutch translator and I am frequently asked to translate jokes like these. That's when the fun really starts.

[MagicBollocks]

To everyone learning English as a second language to this level: You rock! Most native English speakers (including me) will never grasp a second language as well as you have.

[noil]

My native language is Polish. I'm really proud of myself that I understood every single joke... I learn english just by myself in many ways, mostly by video games when I was a child and now just listening yt videos and podcasts. It boost my confidence because I'm always not sure about my english skill...