STOP Speaking School English - START Speaking Real-Life English

Do you want to understand natives? Or speak real life English, like someone from the USA? In school they taught you many things that sound unnatural to native speakers. So this lesson will help you understand and speak English naturally!

 

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[thedantmtour-beststreetfoo]

"How are you?
I'm fine thank you, and you?"
The most common conversation when I studied in secondary and high school 🤷‍♀️

[alaatawfik]

I am really improved my English through this channel, you have a really fantastic way in explanation in every aspect in english💙

[farzanehrabiee]

I loved Ethan's role play and characters, specially the man who was speaking formal and robotic! 🤖😅 Thanks a lot RealLife English team! You'r the best. 😊🍀

[luzcarrizo]

I have to confess that I TOTALLY loved your acting in this video! 🤣. All your lessons are awesome, but the ones you actively participate in are my favorite ♡

[mirjalolmirzaraximov]

When I started learning English, I thought that how I can speak English so perfectly, clearly and fast, but I saw your channel and right away, I subscribed to the channel. In the end, I'd love to thank you all for helping me sound more like a native.

[landrymab]

I'm from a french speaking country, but my English's significantly improved through this Chanel. Thanks 😊

[zosimus_]

Thanks for working on the video. Your videos help a lot. But I have to get used to using it for a long time and I need to learn more English.

[malavikakj]

Omg i just realised that i was always using these native sentence.
Now im feeling great. 🤩💓
Thanks man.

[dianangelik]

I loved this lesson it's really useful for me and it's true that at school they teach you to speak like a robot. From my point of view the most important is to be inmersed in the native communication. Thanks for those tips. BTW I love your channel because it's changing my life in the way of learning English.

[matheuswerly]

I'm fond of some school English words, I must admit. My English teacher would ask "how are you" and I internally used to find awkward, because I learned that we should avoid using these structures. Now it use it whenever I want. In the end I learned that school English is the best to cover most contexts. The benefits of being generic is that everyone will understand you, both natives and non-natives. My tip is to find a personal stile to sound really natural, to be yourself. Good sense is key here. Practice is always the best way to improve it. I really miss having classes with my British teacher. She would say "you're welcome" sometimes. I really think that "natural English" is relative to a certain area so instead of trying to copy videos or audio clips, I think the best way is to immerge yourself, maybe traveling or having a true conversation practice, so your natural English will be cultivated according to your personal experiences, contexts and even preferences. Yes, you will avoid being like a old grandma trying to be cool with the kids if, instead of copying others, you learn by real experience (good sense please). Videos like this help to identify what people use naturally, the second step is get on practice and be yourself.

[sachiniramasinghe]

Fascinating! I admire this cordial lesson. I grabbed a paper and wrote down all the sentences that you learnt today on this video. Thank you so much for this incredible service.

[chelsikhandelwal]

Awww yeah! The vedio is so informative. And as always Ethan will make it more simple for us 😊😊😊😊 our angle 🧚‍♀️

[Aries]

That was great.
These days, I really need to know about the way, native speakers use the words and pronounce them...
Thanks a lot 😊😊

[ellie.m]

i've never seen such a useful channel before👍🏻thanks a lot

[drishti]

This was such a helpful lesson!
Thank you so much! You guys are great and your teaching methods are awesome 😇

[mfarooq]

I found your channel on Vanessa's, but I'm really improving with you guys and I'll be taking classes with you guys real soon.

[akbar-mikt]

This is the best english learning chanel

[edmarfarias]

This video is kind of a throw back to me, I used to watch and listen to RealLife English videos/podcast so much back then.

[linguisticthings]

Even if my grammar is perfect i couldn't get what people say in series without subtitles but with this video i realized that i was tryna get with school English thanks for this useful video 👍💖

[capry]

I was thinking in the importance and deep knowledge you are show us and I realized that you should past so much time preparing and editing.

Amazing 10 minutes but I am sure you gave more than 1 hours making this great video. Thanks. I'll pay you for the Real Life course because you deserve it and more.