How to get fluent in English | Canguro English

Every day I get asked the same question: "How do I become fluent in English". So, in today's class I am going to answer that question. I will show you HOW to learn English, using methods proven by science. You won't find any secret tricks, or products for sale, or courses to buy; just the facts. See you in class!
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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.

[arsenshabanov]

I'm from Ukraine, I'm 54, and I have been living in Ireland from October 2022. I started to study English in 1979, in primary school, in Soviet Union. I knew nothing in English after finished school. Then, in my life, I started learning English several times (5-7) with the same results. Only when I came to Ireland it has moved from the dead point. Thanks a lot for your and your colleagues for the good learning materials!!!!

[CristianoMeiraMagalhaes]

For the first time I could understand 100% a video in english. I was thinking to myself: how is this possible? I think the reason was the speed of your speech. You don't speak very fast and your speech is clear. I think that's why I understood everything.

[IhorKramarenko]

Just a wise man. Not in teaching english, but in life understanding

[joyjeetmajumdar]

Hi Christian! I am from India and aged 86 years enjoying your class much better than any other class. Thank you so much .

[colunizator]

Basically, there are no people with natural-born talent, there are people who love what they do and who spent a lot of time mastering a particular skill, the only barrier is your mindset.

[britishenglishwithalexande]

Hi Cristhian, I've watched the entire playlist Ramdon & fun. You are a legend! Congrats!

[maggiepavan]

I've been an English teacher for over 30 years and I agree 100% with everything you said and explained in this video. 💯👏👏👏👏

[sadianoor]

3:20 1- motivation
3:32 2- attitude
3:43 3- self confidence
3:56 4- anxiety
4:50 5- Grammar
5:08 grammar= fluency (?)
6:24 grammar(in communicative context - 4 types)
11:34 6- Vocabulary

[jessicamiroortiz]

Fantastic class as always you're the best encouraging teacher

[כורשמשרתו]

אתה איש ענק, תודה על האסטרטגיה ושיטה בשביל ללמוד אנגלית ושפות אחרות

[rafalkomorowski]

Grammar is not necessary to fall in love, enough if you can speak, but grammar is necessary to the ability of reading if you had received divorce letter.

[roserpuig]

Hello Christian. I'm very happy to learn English with your class. I'am 50 years old and I think is more difficult to learn a new lenguage when your are not young, but is not impossible. I'm enjoying while I learn my new lenguage as you told us. This is my challenge. Thanks for yours advices.

[Singularity-X]

I'm so glad I found your channel! You're a very good teacher because you don't teach - you help to learn! Everybody can talk about rules, grammatical structures and so on but not everybody can give real tips and recommendations for learning languages. Thanks a lot for your videos!

[yeimina]

HI! I am an english teacher in Colombia. When I saw your video I said "another person selling things" I missjuged you and I am sorry. However, when you said that you knew how to play chess I said " this is the guy I'm learning from because since the beggining I could say you really had to study about what you were going to say on your videos. Thank you for making this video. It helped me alot. I am giving free english classes online to people who do not have a penny to learn and i was looking for strategies that are more accurate than all those theories that i know are good too. HOwever, I think this video boosted my neurons to think about new ideas.

[ELTExperiences]

I love the theory of the ‘affective filter’ when learning a second language. When I went to school, I couldn’t stand learning French and had no passion with the language but when I was introduced to Korean, I found my passion. Language is a passion and an art. I enjoy learning the constructs of Korean grammar but I love enjoy communicating with my Korean friends but focus less on grammar. I’m a firm believer in interaction to develop confidence in language production and comprehensible input to aid language acquisition. Thanks Christian for the great video.

[seuradu]

A teacher with an angel's soul . Thank you !

[gabrielcosta]

In all theese two years of learning english, this is one of the best videos i've ever seen, congratulations buddy

[aloosh]

I really love your way you teach English on YouTube. Your channel deserves million subscribers.

[Englishwithkim]

Hi Christian! I couldn't resist watching this video as I had a feeling you'd be taking fluency in another direction. As a fellow English teaching colleague, I find your approach so refreshing. Even here on YouTube, I emphasize fostering community, helping people feel relaxed and open to improving, and try to avoid false promises. In the end, I believe anyone can become fluent if you're willing to put in the work and take action - that's how I became fluent in Spanish even after years of "knowing" what I needed to do. I also find the emphasis on "fluency secrets" quite frustrating - all of my discussions of fluency center around identifying your needs and goals. While I don't think selling courses is a bad thing - all education receives funding from somewhere - they are not THE answer, they are simply ONE answer. Thank you for being a voice of reason and wisdom for your community and setting high standards for our teaching community as well.