STOP speaking wrong English! | How to create perfect English

Anybody who has ever tried to learn a language knows that there is a right way and wrong way to create language. There are rules. In this video you will learn how we know that these rules exist, how to follow them to create perfect English and stop speaking wrong English.
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[franciscoceballos]

I love this phrase: If you do not love yourself and create protection around your heart, other people will destroy you. Thanks man!

[silakirila]

Usually I don't write a comment in English, because I thought that my English skills very bad. But now it doesn't matter, because currently I know that there is no right option of using language. There is mine option of using language. Thank you Christian and all of your team! You are the best!
P.S.(This is my first comment in English)

[alanwhite]

I came here to find a key to improve my english but never expected leaving with a life lesson. Thanks for that!

[flaviavicentin]

It's the first time I've ever cried in an "English class"... I'm Brazilian and just the fact that you mentioned Paulo Freiro gave me goose bumps! You're a genius! This is the new path for education... questioning all theory and putting what we learn into practice! Thank you!

[BinhoHeerdt]

I am a 53-years old guy. I started to learn English five years ago. Last Saturday I went to a center in order to take a TOEFL test. I felt very ashamed for being an old person among young people. But after a while, You know what? I just said to myself: be proud of You’ve achieved until now.

[lazarojacobucci]

Man, you are one of the most incredible persons I have watched in my last five years. You helped me improve my English, and I'm proud of myself for achieving the level I'm now. The only thing I want to say is to thank you for helping me get here and write this message without the support of a translator.

[INTOTHEANIMEVERSE-qmkt]

before watching this video i thought, i am not good at english but now i realize i was wrong, every human beings are not perfect. if you make a mistake, you should accept it, thanks man. i really appriciate you

[ivanarubic]

I'm a teacher and you give me so much hope and freedom which I pass onto my students❤

[elisaghingo]

Thanks Christian. It is almost a year that I am living in Dublin and it was my dream having a life in an English country, but it is very hard, above all when I am tired or nervous. It can be very difficult to work and speak when you don't feel confident with the language. I am working in a call center for UK. It is no easy.
I want to say thank you because I cried at the end of the video. You are an amazing human being and teacher. You know how to talk through the heart. Thanks

[grasielamyenglishschool]

I always tell my students after explaining the rules that once they’re out there speaking English they should concentrate on conversation, not the rules because everything is about context and language is alive. I use the McDonald’s slogan as an example all the time. Cheers and thanks for looking out for us.

[alesscav]

There's no one who speaks perfectly, whether it is your native language. All of the languages have been built and they'll always be. An excellent point Christian, most people need to hear and grasp it, it might not kick in now, but over time it will definitely do. Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷❤️

[pinscherduda]

Christian is so smart! I agree with everything he said. I just had a toeic test the day before yesterday, and I got 635, but I could do it better if it wasn't so fast. I understood all the sentences, written and spoken, but I didn't had time to answer it, so I got so down because of it. But when I speak, I can communicate quite well, but I failed on the text. Best wishes to you all folks🙋🏻‍♀️✌🏻

[amaliaezquerra]

Oh my gosh 😍 I just need to believe in you. You're the person that encourages me the most. When I watch and listen your videos I feel like all is possible in my journey through learning English. You're incredible ❤

[eliftuu]

I like your slow flow of speech, I can clearly understand what you are saying at this speed 🙏🏼😅 you are so right btw

[signmeupruss]

You said in Jan of 2021 that you were going to make videos with truly practical content, and as much as I liked this video, I found it devoid of practical content, being more of a meditative, almost new-agey, touchy-feely, contemplative mantra.

If you imagine yourself speaking to an audience of non-native English speakers, who at the same time truly grasp this video, then you are making videos for those who are already rather sophisticated English speakers. That is, you are making videos for those who have already overcome the systemic obstacles you are railing against.

[mohammadzangooei]

I love this sentence more: "language is not a set of rules, it is a creative act." Thank you Christian. Thanks for all those emotions that I was feeling during watching this video.

[ludmilazajceva]

I am 81 years old, from Belarus.I learn English myself.I understand You !This is very- very good, i am happy! Good luck !

[karolineruzickova]

I'm an English teacher in the Czech Republic and I'm going to show your video to EVERYONE! I say this to my students ALL the time-and they hardly ever believe me. Not to mention you are hilarious!!! Thanks!

[sfos]

I love the way you talk about the language, mix of philosophy and sense of humor 👌