B2 English Listening Practice - Living Abroad

[harrisonjones]

Actually My level of English is B1, however I wanna challenge myself with some complex stuff, I mean, I wanna push myself away from the comfort zone. Thanks for this material, in fact, I understood about 60% of what you were saying dude, however I can't deny. It isn't a piece of cake, I gotta practice more.

[DawitBayulgn]

i think i reach at B2 level of listening i 100% understood what he was saying. MY PROOBLEM IS SPEAKING, MY MOUTH BECAME 2YO CHILD WHEN I START SPEAKING THE PAIN IS UNREAL I HOPE I COULD SPEAK FLUENTLY IN THIS 5MONTH I WILL TRY EVERYTHING TO GET RID OF THIS ENGLISH SPEAKING DISABILITY.

[yessickh]

Wow I understood everything perfectly. Well I haven't had the chance to live abroad.

[brenrauhl]

I had the opportunity to live abroad for two months when I was 21 years old. It was the best experience of my life, of course, I did miss my family with all my heart but the experience was totally worth it. I still dream about those days. I had so much fun and I consider I increase my self-confidence. Now I know I can survive by my own (well not really since my parents were sending me money all the time lol) If you're wondering I lived in Toronto Canada, a gorgeous place, with nice people everywhere. I want to share with you this story, I was on the subway crowd of people going here and there, and accidentally I stomp on someone's foot, I was so embarrassed and when I was about to say sorry this person looked directly in my eyes and said "oh I'm so sorry" LOL It had been totally my fault, but I only could say "Don't worry".

[mariaukr]

I'm from Ukraine. And I have been living here in Turkey for 1 year.
I was studying Turkish for a couple of weeks but I didn't memorize that much and so when I came i also started to learn it more and more then I was speaking even better than my mom do and I have a chance to practice it everywhere and now I'm not particularly learning it, I just practice and listen and I can admit that the half of what I've learned is the stuff that I really picked up as it surrounds me, also I'm learning German, Turkish, English and Spanish :)

[korser]

Bro, thank you so much, for your video, it's not only helpful, but also give you a challenge to test yourself. I understood everything, I'm so excited, that I might have to try B2 test)
I wanna tell you my story of learning English, when I was 8, I started to learn English with private lessons with teachers, it was nothing, but grammar, I could build sentences correctly in writing, but I couldn't understand anything, not to mention about speaking)
10 years later when I turned 18 (year ago)
I've decided to get rid of grammar and try to learn English by myself, using only Netflix and computer games, the first thing I wanted to watch was breaking bad) and I literally couldn't understand a thing, but I wrote every single word in my notebook, and then after one month I was done with first season and I began to finally understand smth.
And now after one year, I can understand this whole B2 video, so that's, what I wanna say for people, that wanna learn English, put the books away, forget it even exist, open the Netflix, listen to music, play games in English, it will be hard at it's very beginning, but afterwards you will see, use your time for listening and speaking instead of wasting it in vain with books.

[lucaslenn]

Hi, my current leve is B2, I had the opportunity to study abroad for 6 weeks in Dublin, Irland, and it was an amazing experience being able to interact with english native speakers, thanks for sharing this material.

[jatoniejaxd]

Right now I learn English 5 months and to be honest even after 2 months of learn English I could barely understand your videos on B2 level
Already I have B1 level and I understand at least 90%
Rest of stuff I can figure out
I'm so glad of my progress especially having regard that I started from zero and all this time I learn entirely on my own
I have much willingness to learn only more💪

[MrDevil]

Well, man, I live abroad in Ireland for just one month for improving my english. I found so curious the fact that my family, extremily kind, was more usefull for my learning than my school

I want improve my level for C3, but I see that I need to improve step by step. Currently I'm B1, so let's go for a B2

[cagrsarac]

I had an opportunity to live in the US for a year due to my father's job and I was going to be just 6th grader at the time and went there with no English at all. But even though it was hard as rock at first I had the chance to improve my English and discover new cultures and it was one of the best maybe even the best experience that I've had! My English also got to somewhere between B1 and B2 after a year

[KKevinSalvador]

Hi, I'm Brazilian and I will be living abroad for four and a half months in Gold Coast, Australia. These videos are helping me a lot, thank you so much.

[martinsaihueque]

This one is the best YouTuber for english hearing ever!!! Thank you!!!

[ismailozgur]

Thank you for being there and for this incredible teaching opinion! I found your episodes on spotify before several hpurs and I am still on episode "Trip to Peru".. Godd! Today might be very important night for us, muslims, 27th night of Ramadhan and your videos are really attractive that is not easy to give up.
Once again Dear Teacher..Thank you so much...Your videos and episodes are amazing.. So far, I have learnt the meaning of barely and literally from the episodes plus some breakfast types.. All the Best..!

[anibalsancheznuma]

Thanks. I am not officially certified in any level yet, but I understood this video completely and with ease. I think my current level is around B2 or maybe even C1. Btw, I have been living abroad for one year and a half now, I agree with all that you said.

[karla]

Thank you very much for your video!!! I must obtain a certify in Nivel B2, I'm so scared because I hadn't practiced for six months and now I study with your videos!

[clarechurch]

This is my first time listen to you. So great. It just well suits to me. I'll follow you! Thanks.

[hasanfb]

I have started to understand conversations thanks to you. Thank you.

[anahitmatevosyan]

My English is b1+😂
Like a year ago i didn't know any high level word and didn't have any hope that one day i will understand some of them. To be honest I'm a bit lazy to study new words, expressions, idioms(by the way the process od learning them are quite joyful).In addition when i realise that the new words, new idioms are completely mine, i feel the good energy inside me. Idk how to explain it but it is like that.
The video was full of good words, expression that i have to study.
In a nutshell i appreciate you for sharing such kind of videos.They are going to help me in my IELTS listening i guess.)

[semrayavuz]

I live abroad but not for job or education reasons. Because of the political problems in my country, I had to asylum in a new country with my family. So it is easier because my family is around but it is hard to leave my homeland. Still, I appreciate the opportunities that my new country gave me. I am still trying to get used to the culture and the language. It's been almost 8 months since I came to the Netherlands. I am learning the language, making new friends, and going to my new high school. It's like a new life. Wish me luck with it.

[giovannyrodriguez]

Hello, I'm from Colombia but I'm living in Canada, is very cold here but is an amazing country and the people is really nice, I'm improving my English and hopefully in one year I'm going to start learning other language