6 Ways to Get Speaking Practice | Language Learning Tips

Today's video is all about ways to practice speaking a new language. Getting speaking practice while learning a foreign language at home can be really difficult, but there are plenty of ways to practice on your own. You don't want to slack on speaking, because it's the most important part of learning a language! If you want to communicate with other learners or native speakers, you need to start challenging yourself to practice speaking the language more often. Once I forced myself to speak more, my Italian improved much faster. I hope these tips are helpful - happy studying!

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[SheaJordan]

What other speaking practice tips do you have for learning a new language? ✨

[rosii]

Im a person who sometimes talk to myself or think loudly with myself. So to practice my language, when i think by myself or talk by myslef i speak in the language im learning.

[giannatorino]

A few months ago I could’ve never imagined speaking with a native speaker but after you posted about Italki I decided to try it out and it was the best decision I’ve made!!

[teresita.lozada]

I needed to go back to this video, Shea. I started to use Tandem this past weekend and I had 3 conversations in Portuguese with 3 brazilian people (2 of them orally) and it felt so good. I was even impressed with the amount of vocabulary I already have for my still very low level.

[celine]

I think girls who are fond of cooking are almost clever, no wonder see you making such great progress in language learning. Looking forward to seeing you making more vlogs in

[opensamentododia]

I'm looking forward to seeing Shea speaking portuguese!🇧🇷💚

[teresita.lozada]

The guy from the 'Language Lords' channel just made a video with his method for Spanish. He added more steps that weren't on his French video. And, I just started using Tandem to message people. I love Tandem more than Hello Talk.

[queenv]

Hi Shea!
I found your channel thanks to the collaboration you made with Zoe, and i really like it
I'm an italian girl who watch your videos to improve my english♥️
Keep going with your videos and learning italian 💪

[ElMoscas]

First of all, long time no see Queen, I missed your beneficial videos a lot, and second of all, thank you ever so much for budgeting strategies or methods like these, that's mighty kind of you and that's mean a lot to me. Greetings from Colombia.

[FrankKimono]

As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.😊

[TitaAguirreGarcia]

Excellent tips!!! I liked Language lords videos too.

[suem.]

Hi Shea! It's nice to see a video from you again. I was learning Spanish and stopped for a couple of months. But now I am going to Mexico in September!! The trip brought back my motivation and I set July 1st as my date to begin learning again. It's funny to see that Italian lady saying the phrases in English, I do that with Spanish too! I play You Tube videos at .75 speed and repeat after them. It really helped with my accent!

[MrGaarde]

Hi Shea, what a great video. Right now I am learning Portuguese and I have a good tutor from Brazil using Italki. So I totally agree that Italki is a great way of learning. I like the way you explain to use different tools and methods to enhance your learning.

[DougO]

Saludos desde Guatemala Centroamérica!!!!

[foreverlearningfrench]

These are great tips Shea. Congrats on 50k subscribers! I recorded myself speaking in French for 31 days and it was so helpful.

[omarlopez]

Hii, Shea!! amazing tips, especially 2 and 4, I'm gonna take them into account. One of the tips that I usually to improve my pronunciation learning a language is to read aloud. Thank you. :)

[DIPANSHU]

Great work I liked your vedio from India

[teresita.lozada]

I am ready to try tips 2, 3, 4 and 6 with French to expand more my vocabulary.

[minereu]

Good tips and a good video. I will use them! Thank you!

[monomono]

thank you so much for your efforts i really appreciate it ❤️