The Reason Why Most English Learners NEVER Get Fluent

Today, we'll reveal to you the reason why most English learners never get to achieve fluency, to help you avoid making the same mistake!
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[annaspeaks]

Now I am doing the challenge and I am learning English every day also I document my journey on Youtube. Hope I will succeed 🤞 Good luck to everyone

[sylwiawajda]

Speaking from my perspective (a Polish who learned English), the difficulty in speaking fluently is not because of having not enough skill in your mouth, tounge, sounds making... this can be trained quite easily. It's all about processing thoughts in time to voice them whenever you want. To teach your brain to think in English (or any other foreign language) and to think fast is not easy. It's always easier to write than speak. You can give yourself time to pick right vocabulary or rephrase a sentence when you write. When speaking there's no time for it.

Even if your listening skills go up so much you're able to follow a fast speaking person who uses advanced vocabulary, that's satisfying enough. However, when you can speak fast, using a lot of words, not even giving them too much thought, that's mind-blowing. Such a great feeling of accomplishment. A part of the words I use, I don't really know translation to them (to my mother tongue), but I understand the meaning and use them correctly.

[misterginetx]

I don't think about my English level. I just enjoying my journey

[warleyjosy]

I'm brazilian like Thiago and in my opinion is more easy to undersand what he says instead of Ethan.

[acupofenglishjourney]

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I am very lucky to be your student dear teachers.

[doremifasolatido-rozs]

there's a lot more to work on with my fluency and proficiency but especially building my self confidence and eliminate self doubts

[hongkkorea]

Hi. I'm from South Korea. I've been enjoying listening to your popcast. And I'd downloaded RealLife ENGLISH app. I'll drop my ego get in the way of learning and trying to make me to speak English proficiently. Finally, I'd like to live in English. Thank you.

[Bloodyandbeasty]

Thiago is really charismatic and great speaker, I did the "Wednesday Learn with TV" day before yesterday at school with my pupils and they all liked it so much because of him. I think he is a good addition to both Learn with TV and RealLife English. Keep on with your awsm channels.

[PauloHenriqueBR]

I loved this channel... I dealt with many subjects and I learned a lot. Thank you so much!

[josefamaria]

I really loved this video lesson! Thanks for share with us!

[mandango]

Great work guys! You shared a concept that helped me a lot sharing the differences and steps of fluency and proficiency! I’ll go for it!

[philliperzhanota]

Hie .this platform really improves my english.lm super happy for the changes I'm seeing each and every day in my journey.

[gabylopez]

Enjoying a lot with both talking about this topic ... Thanks for being part of my improving

[MrSeyer]

Thanks!
I think you made a spectacular job. I'm so grateful with this channel and obviously with boht of you. I have no good topic to share here, but I hope I can see you soon. Bye!

[adamekhane]

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[ceremonislaserof]

I'm in awe of the talent on display here

[annamalenkina]

Thank you for this great video! It’s very useful and inspirational! I am at the stage where I have been living my English in real life for some time already, but eventually realized that it is getting worse (because I face similar situations on a daily basis) and any new situation causes hesitation and reveals lack of proficiency. So I realized that I definitely could do more for my English. However, I am full time working adult and do not have a lot of time to dedicate to learning (especially to memorizing new words). So with all this being said, I would love to hear from you about practical ways to improve proficiency (especially to develop vocabulary) for people with different time relevant possibilities, e.g., from those who can learn one new word per week to those who can dedicate some time a day for active memorizing. Thank you a lot in advance!

[prashantkumar]

*your contribution and activeness are indomitable we are feeling proud of having you here, kep it up further as it is universal fact that no one is perfect, many hands make a light work, and you are a live paradigm of consistency.

[shaheen]

You were right. Being arrogant for something is definitely wrong