How to UNDERSTAND Native English Speakers! 👂

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Hello, friend! Welcome to English With Venya! This is a safe space where we learn, grow, make mistakes and level up! My name is Venya Pak and I'm so excited to help you navigate English!

[narmislien]

Do u have a story how u became fluent living in Russia most of your life. How did u find a native speaker to practice with. Do share ur story. I’m amazed at ur speaking skills. Amazing.

[austunning]

You are so encouraging people, thank you so much!

[djoumanachekaroua]

I really appreciate that you are helping people to learn English. I also have noticed that you are using simple and clear language yet you seem like natives and this is amazing cuz this is the first time I don’t face any problem understanding the spoken words. Good luck

[khayakawa]

Thank you!
I will watch this video again and again and perfectly reproduce every tone and word in your video!😊

[ranunnie]

It is really helpful, your advice! I just got to know your channel this morning and I am going through it. I will share your channel with my husband who really wants to level up his English. Thx😊

[maxbook]

Wow..I guess, it's one of the best videos on this topic which I've ever watched.I feel myself over the moon after watching ur video. Thanks a lot Venya for ur explaining, 'cause it really helped me to feel myself confident in conversations and not be timid at all. U really made my day!

[victoriaakopuan]

Sont ask for repeating, that was a good advice!

[Froggie]

I'm learning Spanish and I watch various videos from people who've already mastered learning another language. This was very insightful. I've ever thought about how you'd need to seek out audio from specifically conversations being spoken from casual every day conversations because the transcript will be different than that of a formal classroom type setting. Also I'll definitely be looking into casual ways to ask native speakers to explain what they meant instead of saying "can you repeat that." Thanks for the video. Much appreciated!

[DaveTMusic]

Great vide, buddy! Honestly i find podacasts more useful than movies to my taste

[Gulshoda_jurayeva]

Daxshat📝I got it .Your speaking is stunning🤗🤠👍😎🆒🖤

[Min-ji-]

Hello, Venya !! Your videos are really help me to improve my But I have little confusion in Tenses ... I request you to make a video on

[jbdhsbh]

Two thousand years later Venya released a new video, WOW. 😲😅
Thank's for assistanced me with English. 🙂

[noname-qhtr]

hey, Venya! I've been learning English for quite some time now, and I think I'm pretty good at it. but, the thing is that I still make mistakes and I'd like to know if there's any way to stop making them.

[goodfella]

Hey, Venya. Thanks for the video, you're keeping it to the point as always.
I've got something to ask.

Have you ever experienced your brain kind of turning off mid-conversation? For me, it happens rarely but still does.
Especially when I speak to someone at work, and it's a tech-related conversation with a lot of terms and tricky words.
At some point, my brain just goes, "Nah bro we're tired of it", and stops understanding what the other person's saying.

Any advice on how to overcome this? Thank you. :)

[sardarcantu]

Everytime I hear *I could do it- you can do it too* - I want to believe it's encouraging- to me it was- but once I tried to tell to a buddy of mine that started to learn English the same and it didn't work (he didn't like it) 😅🤣🤣

[austunning]

1:26 Hey I don’t understand what’s going on
I gotta do it.
Think this way
every time you have to ask, You gets closer and closer to your goal to understand everything.So don’t be afraid and just do it.

[cancan]

what kind of things do you used to listen when you were learning English?

[narmislien]

How many years did it take u to become this this fluent?

[igohantetokumpo]

puta merda... estou ficando mais forte a cada vídeo...

[mohamedfathi]

If you really wanna make a favor to us
Explain the academic word list in Oxford dictionary🥲🥲