How to learn everyday English | Canguro English

Do you want to learn everyday English? The real authentic English that people use every day to communicate? The problem is that there’s just too much English! Where do you begin?

I know exactly how this feels! In fact this is why language is so exciting to me, because it is so big, and so complicated and just deeply human.

I have spent the past 10 years in the classroom trying to motivate students to do 1 simple thing, and it’s the trick to learning everyday English. Let’s get started.
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[Canguroenglish]

I’m sorry I don’t have time to reply to all of your comments but I read them all and I am eternally grateful for your love and support.

[_evrim_]

I'm 22 years old, and I have come across the wrong teaching methods so far. Especially, in my high school years. Every English teacher that I met tried to learn English by memorizing words, reading a lot, solving problems, filling the gaps, etc. You know it. But they haven't pointed out the importance of speaking and communication. I see the importance of communication through learning English with myself. We have always been scared of making mistakes and talking about anything. They said to us that you have to be excellent while you are speaking. However, there is a misconception. Because most people don't speak perfectly their first language, why do I have to speak perfectly? After many years, I noticed it, and now I focus on speaking, practicing every single day. Furthermore, I don't care about making mistakes because I'm a human...

[inchig]

Learning a language it is like playing sports. You have to train every day.

[yolandapatino]

"One trick to learning every day english use your english for authentic communication with real
people, because language is about people"
Huge hug, Christian.

[soleinvincibile]

*Everyone who likes Christian's channel, I wish you happiness, Love, strong health and prosperity!!!*

[brain_respect_and_freedom]

Khan Academy:
"Nobody’s born smart. We all start at 0. Can’t talk, can’t walk, certainly can’t do algebra.
Adding, reading, writing, riding a bike. Nobody’s good at anything at first.
There was a time when Einstein couldn’t count to 10.
And Shakespeare had to learn his ABCs just like the rest of us.
Thankfully, we are born to learn.
Slowly. Surely. You stumble, slip, crawl, fall and fail and fall.
Frustrating. Confusing. Trying. Struggling.
Until one day, you walk.
One foot in front of the other. One idea on top of the next.
Each wrong answer making your brain a little bit stronger.
Failing is just another word for growing. And you keep going.
This. is. learning.
It’s not that you don’t get it.
You just don’t get it, yet. Because the most beautiful, complex concepts in the whole universe
are built on basic ideas that anyone, anywhere can understand.
Whoever you are, wherever you are.
You only have to know one thing:
You can learn anything."

[nadiadanzmann]

"It's impossible to learn a language without other people".
That resume the essence of the message for me.
Wonderful, thank you Christian.

[andrevadyaskin]

I see it (to read) and I forget.
I hear it (to listen) and I memorize .
I do it (to speak) and I understand !!!
(Confucius) 😊
From Russia with love.

[fgtpubi]

I'm at B1 level, and I want to thank you for being the easiest to understand speaker. I understand you right away without looking up words in the dictionary. You're a genius in this sense

[gemarodriguezvillegas]

Wow! Practising, practising and practising more. Mistakes? No worries. Thanks Christian!

[olehhavrylenko]

Hello from Ukraine! Thank you a lot for your awesome videos!

[kittyschmidt]

I'm a Spanish and English teacher. I totally agree with you! Thank you for this clear video! I loved it. I also like the way you speak. I understood you perfectly! Greetings from Bolivia, a country in the heart of South America.

[reudwhs]

The most understandable English teacher across the world! Just as if somebody speaks Russian to me.

[Laura-xzev]

Hello, I'm listening from Italy🇮🇹, I was born in Romania🇷🇴 but I've been living in Italy for 17 years old and I've been studying English for 5 years listening to you! I mad the way that you teaching us, keep it up! I appreciate it!

[BabelanSwimmingSchool]

Really Really Awesome motivation to Learn English...fall-get up, fall -get up. Language about people, not about grammar, structure, vocabulary. Language about people, Languages about listening, speaking, writing and conversatio...Really Fantastic Wisdom to learn...Awesome👍🏻👍🏻

[horgamarianacucurucucu]

I learn English every day and i appreciate you lessons every day more and more!!

[Stromuniversal]

This was the most wise lesson in linguistics I have ever listened to. Thank you so much for your work and for your good intentions!

[ahmed]

Using your English does not mean more hours studying, It means listening, reading, conversation, And those are things that nobody can give you, And you can't buy . Practice is what gives you fluency, And always remember that language is about people .

[sitxus]

Christian first of all thank you very much for your time and your dedication. You are right when you say that you can't buy fluency, I speak Spanish French, English and now I'm learning Italian the two last languages that i've learned, I've learnded 'with the natural way, NO grammar, no Rules. I know that my English is not perfect, I know that I'm going to make mistakes. So, what! I happy to be able to communicate. I can speak and I know that I'm going to improve step by step. Don't waste your time with grammar, grammar only like a tool for understanding concrete thing, as less as you can, only the necessary. Read while you listen and please listen, listen, listen. That allows you to improve every day. create the time. No excuses don't say " I don't have time" if learn a language is something that you want to do, create this slot of time. Do that, every single day.... that’s all. Thank you very much Christian for being transparent and explaining all these things. I follow you and I really appreciate what you do. Eres un gran tipo.

[kamranhamidfar]

I started learning English 25 years ago when I was 28, I have been working as an interpreter in the uk for 15 years now. I love English