My Top 10 Tips for Better English Speaking

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[engvidAdam]

I hope this lesson helped you! Next, check out more of my lessons on speaking English:

[vaibhavpindikura]

"Don't try to be perfect." Best tip!

[inessofiamendeztordecilla]

My English isn't my native language and I'm constantly trying to improve it.
I am so proud of me because I could understand this whole video without needing the subtitles.🥺

[boloniacanez]

I'm learning English like everyone here, but I'm very happy to know what is he saying. That means that mi English is better than few months ago.

[selcukkonuk]

"Don't try to be perfect!" is perfect tip ! Thanks...

[PM-ccvs]

Thank you for saying “ lack of language is not lack of intelligence “!!!!

[LittleAyahandToshplayshow]

I’m in awe watching this. Your not just teaching English but your giving us the motivational speech 🎤, words we need to hear daily. You’re giving an inspirational words and delivered them with love ❤️ thanks 🙏 a lot

[displayaldrich]

Thank you. Adam. I've improved my listening quite a lot after one month learning to your videos. You are a true master.

[freddy]

These tips also apply for life, not just for learning a language. Thanks teacher!

[ema]

"The most important thing is to be understood, not to be perfect." <3 Great advice and tip for life!

[moonstar]

I liked how he addressed the internal fear as a starting point. Everything starts from a good mental state

[softtlipssLive]

No Cap, WHO ELSE IN BED WATCHING THIS VIDEO 🥳 📺 📽️ 👌

[andreamarino]

My golden rule is: don't stress yourself too much and be patient; you can be wrong, you are not a native speaker. I repeat it to myself all the time. But sometimes I struggle to follow it because I have a tendency to give in to perfectionism.

[artemis-u-]

Thank you Adam, teaching english myself I was relieved in fiding out thay I already apply some of this princilples in reassuring my students. As a non-native speaker I sometimes find myself still making some mistakes and not living up to my standars ('bit too high sometimes), but I'm relieved that no matter what i will keep learning and making mistakes, but also improve and get better.

[ubfhtwr]

I noticed that tip number one always works, not only when I try to speak English, but also in my native language. Inspiring and really useful video. Good job 👏

[salah-eddinebarrajjal]

Mr. Adam, you're the best teacher of English on YouTube. Last year I held my BA degree in English Studies, which you played a fundamental role in it. So thank you from the bottom of my heart❤

[chemikalaraja]

You may be humble saying that the video is two cents worth of advice, but in my opinion, it is invaluable and is a great help in our path to getting some perfection and fluency. Almost all your videos are fantastic and guide us in the right direction and give us new information every time. Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart.

[carolinerimbi]

Thank you for teaching us i am so confident that my English is gonna be better. I know i fear a lot when it come to speak and lack of confidence. Its better to understood than to be perfect 🥰
Thank u!

[dalili]

Thank you for this video🎉 i so worried about my pronouns and poor vocabulary every time when i speak😭
But now i feel more confident myself and i realized that relax is too important thing🙏 amazing motivation

[zakianounou]

You are totally right, fear is the worst enemy that I straggle with. It makes me stuck and speechless even though I practice a lot . that's make me disappointed . thank you so much Sir for this pieces of advice, they are so helpful.