Get Fluent With 1 Trick - Become A Confident English Speaker With This Simple Practice Trick

Did you know that there’s just 1 simple trick to becoming a fluent English speaker?

Just 1 thing you must change about the way you learn to…

Have your words came out naturally and automatically – without hesitation – as if English were your first language, every time you speak…

Express your exact thoughts spontaneously, continuously and in detail, without being forced to change what you want to say – or only speak in simple sentences – because you can’t find the right words…

Understand everything you hear in English movies, TV shows, music and conversations, and finally speak confidently – without ever feeling nervous or worried about mistakes – with the smooth pronunciation of a native speaker…

And best of all, this 1 easy change in the way you learn will help you experience immediate improvement in your spoken English so you’ll finally be certain that you’re learning the right way.

But before I reveal this trick, I’d like you to know why so many English learners have problems with their English and struggle to become fluent Speakers…

Why do so many English learners often use words that sound unnatural in conversations?

What’s the reason they often have to think about what grammar rules to use before speaking?

What stops them from speaking smoothly and clearly?

The answer to all of these questions is, in 3 words…

How They Learn

You see, traditional language learning methods only give English learners part of the fluency puzzle…

Lessons teach them grammar rules, but not how to use grammar without thinking when they speak.

Students learn English through their own language, so they’re trained to hesitate and translate in their heads during conversations.

They learn to read and write the formal English of textbooks, but get very little training listening to – and speaking – casual, conversational, spoken English.

So, what is the 1 simple trick to becoming a successful English speaker?

It’s to learn English like native speakers.

Fluency is nothing more than a collection of habits, like using grammar without thinking, or pronouncing words correctly. So, all you need to do to develop the same habits native speakers have is to learn the same way native speakers learn…

When you learn English like native speakers, you master grammar automatically – without grammar tables and boring drills – through visual examples and stories.

Building fluency like a native speaker means you also learn slang, idioms, phrasal verbs and other conversational, spoken English expressions, in addition to what’s appropriate for writing.

Learning English the native way means you learn to speak fluent English naturally, actually practicing with native English speakers and building speaking confidence in the real world.

When you learn this way, it’s easy, fun, fast and doesn’t feel like studying at all, just like how you learned your own native language…

Now that you know that you must change the way you learn if you want to get fluent – because the traditional methods you’ve been using until now have not helped you become a confident speaker – how can you start developing the habits of a native English speaker so you can start speaking fluent English confidently?

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Master even complicated grammar points without confusing grammar tables or boring drills so you can use grammar without hesitation when you speak…

Understand everything native speakers say and build a vocabulary of real, conversational words and expressions to start speaking naturally and correctly…

Improve your pronunciation and sound like a native speaker…

Develop the habit of speaking and responding spontaneously in real situations…

Overcome shyness, meet native English speakers online and in the real world to practice speaking with, and build speaking confidence…

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[Jaxgrt]

I am a native English speaker and want to say that most people in English speaking countries don't care if you are fluent. We can understand you even if you have a lot of trouble and are accustomed to listening to people from other countries speak English. It is not offensive or difficult in any way. We are so glad that people from all over the world learn English- it opens up your world to us! Thank you for learning this language but please don't feel pressured to speak perfectly. Very few people care if you can speak quickly or smoothly. We'll understand you and be happy to talk to you.

[mounah]

I could understand every single word but when it comes to speaking I make alot of stupid mistakes i feel nervous like if i do an exam and afraid to fail...

[Impulsive.]

When you're so bored in quarantine that you look up how to speak English even though English is your native language

[sydneyhong]

I literally get A’s on my essays and understand everything in english but i make so many mistakes when im actually speaking and have to think what im gonna say before i actually say it. It’s so frustrating and hard to have long conversations with my friends.

[EnglishAnyone]

To anyone about to post a clever comment like "You need to speak English already to understand this video! XD"... This is a video for learners who KNOW a lot of English (and can understand the video), but just can't SPEAK confidently. It's also a video for learners who understand the formal English in textbooks, but not the conversational vocabulary of spoken English.

If you're a native speaker watching this, take a moment and type "Hello!" instead. People here are about improvement and being positive, so please contribute in a helpful way. :)

[Balkac]

If every native English speaker would pronounciate like this guy, the life would be much easier! :)

[val]

People speak to yourself on english when you’re alone. 😂 it helps I swear

[alinacosminaciocan]

Today I spoke with an Italian and an American. I felt so confident after I finished talking because I am usually very shy and restricted. I didn't stutter and I didn't forget words. I feel so good...

[henryn]

When speaking english, do not think in an other language, think in english. Im from hong kong and I studied english in canada for one and half year. I remember the time I was in canada, suddenly, one day I started dreaming in english when sleep. That was a good start.

[sayachi]

why I can understand everything in this video but I can't speak properly in English? 😂😂

[raineyenglishchannel]

Great vid! I believe the reason English learners have trouble learning English the native way is because of the teachers we have. There are many English teachers that don’t actually teach in a native way. For people who don’t have access to a native-speaker teacher, the best way to learn is to listen to conversations in movies without reading subtitles in their own language.

[daniellarodriguez]

It's awesome to know that some of the words about nutrition and health from this video, I learned them this year by working out and practicing and because I got into my fitness journey this year and had English speaking coaches so I really get to see them frequently. Now they're part of my day-to-day conversations with English learners. Grammar rules and learning definitions all the time slow you down and hold you back from speaking fluently. I really enjoy this kind of videos. Keep up the good work! You rock!

[sonya]

Don't learn a language by translating it into your own language. For example when you're learning a word like "apple " or something don't think of it as the translation of apple in your language, think of it as the actual object. Hope this helps 🍎✌️️

[darkchocolate]

Why am I here English is my first language

[mvsfunhouse]

Great tips and Channel! I will definitely share this will my daughters who are currently 8 and 10 years old. We started a book reading channel to improve their English reading and comprehension skills. Plus, I wasn't much of a book reader growing up and now having the opportunity to read with them and share it with the world! Looking forward to your future videos!!!

[EdmarCasinillo]

Just start to speak english fluently and don't shy...this video came on my mind and stay on my mind that saying"learn and learn, you can do it"

[rachelnotamber]

I can write English fluently, I don't even think what I want to say in my first language while I'm writing in English, but I can't speak English fluently. When I'm trying to talk with an English speaker I always get nervous and make a lot of stupid mistakes such as "There *is* two tigers"
I guess this is pretty normal to people who are learning English right? I hope this works!

[zaikdesdecali]

I am back to my class my good fellow!
God bless you and thanks for you lesson!

[lerneninverschiedenenforme]

I would love to see more of this style videos, where you explain the words. Also, I would love to see them in a playlist, because youtube searching algorithm is not really good in sorting your (or anyone's) videos.

[invertedgames]

Why am I, a native English speaker getting recommended a video on how to speak English?