Why you understand English but CAN'T speak FLUENTLY

Hey friends, if you are learning English (or any other language) and you understand but can't speak fluently this video is for you!
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[videoXtamer]

You are such a good teacher, I love you tone of speech is so calm and relaxing, but at the same time its engaging

[marcos]

Non native English speaker here, I have had this conversation with mi GF and friends several times, to me the main issue is that people try too much to translate perfectly

The issue with this is that they mentally block themselves by overthinking, just try to say something similar, is about to make the other understand you, not to about passing and English test

Another mistake is not listening native speakers regularly, when you listen to them everyday (when you live abrod for instance) you learn many pre-made phrases that help you a lot making the conversation more fluid withour thinking twice

[giselaarcella]

I´m a tourist guide from Argentina. Honestly I´m improving my speak english a lot with your videos. Every day I practice by my own and when I´ve the opportunity with some passengers, in many cases, they help me with some expresions and words that I can´t find to express my self when we are talking thigs that aren´t about the tour, and helps a lot!! Thank you to share your knowledge!!!!

[livelearncreateLearningEnglish]

So true!!! The more you speak, the better you'll get! ♥️♥️♥️ Having speaking partners from all over the world is a great way to achieve fluency!

[mkd]

I love ur short videos and yourself. You’re so creative and talented. Keep doing great work! Thank you!

[LeoVillaltaSV]

Descubrí tus videos en FB hace un corto tiempo atrás. Y ahora ya estoy aprendiendo en tus video de YT.
¡Muchas gracias!

[gabrielayala]

Thank you teacher Karo! You always motivated me to learning English all this time. In my view "the consistent is the key" not only for a language, but everything in the life. Keep it up! Saludos desde Buenos Aires.

[javier_guazo]

Very, very useful and practical tips and tricks; I intend to learn English and improve my speaking skills, and I'm not sure if I'm doing well, but I'll follow these tips. Thanks a lot dear Caro! 🙏💫

[oshifish]

You have a very calming way of explaining things and this seems to be your mission from my perspective! I have enjoyed your shorts and the characters you have made like Mike! Keep up the good work! I am native in English but am trying to learn Spanish and have the same hurdles you mentioned! x

[tabamal]

I speak fluently Englich, (and a few other languages too), but i love to see your videos.. especially the short ones,
where you speak with your otherself..
You have a great talent.. please continue..

[luizgonzaga]

I knew your channel two past weeks in shorts YouTube. I aprecciate all topics you have posted.

[jesusadraz]

Even you can practice with Chat GPT right know!

[mercheescrivablasco]

I found you on YouTube last week by sheer luck and I can't thank YouTube enough. You are a great and funny teacher. I love the way you teach new vocabulary and expressions. Thanks a bunch from Adsubia/Pego in Spain. 🤩

[skipercam]

Very useful and insightful tips! Thank you so much Carolina

[radioparsi]

Love the way you are instructing .Very efficacious.💝

[Noah-]

Speaking fluently requires huge amount of words in our memory. For example, an average English speaker in the US has at minimum 25 thousand words and professional one has at minimum 40 thousands. So, in order to compete with the native speakers, you need at least the same amount of words, so your brain is able to recall words when you speak. Unfortunately, most of the newcomers only have 5000 words or way less, which cause a huge problem when they are trying to interact with people.

[vivekverma]

This thing happen to me throughout my learning phase, and finally i am glad to know this is the usually happens to all and also a remainder that we're growing while making mistakes in our learning journey of an new language

[languageandmana]

I love your smooth voice and your fun way of teaching❤

[danielcubides]

Should be compulsory in every single institution or academy across the globe that specializes in teaching English to have tutors like you. It´s not only about how fluent you are, it´s required to develop an intimate bond with your students that encourages them to talk in English without being afraid of making mistakes and get dissaproval for it, because guess what, even native speakers make a lot of mistakes during daily interactions, for instance, using If I was you, when it should be If I were you cause you´re speculating about something not talking about an even tthat really happened indeed or using You was when it must be You were no matter the context and so many more examples, basically, to sum up, English it´s a fun and entertaining way to enhance your lifestyle and that´s what Caro has always done. Keep it up with this useful content, you can´t imagine how grateful I´m for having found you

[rusix]

В начале погружения в изучаемый язык необходимо слушание языка и попытка осознавания что означают встречающиеся звуковые сочетания многократно превышающее попытки его воспроизведения для того, чтобы возникли необходимые нейронные связи для понимания языка иначе воспроизведение будет просто упражнением мышц воспроизведения, а не наработкой навыка говорения