3 Things You MUST DO to Become Fluent in English

3 things you must do to become fluent in English
Do you know what they are?

To get on the WAITLIST for SHE SPEAKS:

Videos I talk about in this live:

Espy my dog:

Video with 5 suggestions to practice SPEAKING:

Practice with ChatGPT:

How to Shadow to speak better:

For REAL STORIES to learn English in CONTEXT:

To Email Tanya:

#EnglishCoach3Ts

REMEMBER if any of the conversation is difficult to understand you can turn on the subtitles with the "CC" button just below the screen. And, you can SLOW DOWN the speed of the video by clicking the "HD" button and choosing the playback speed. I recommend trying 0.75 or 0.5 and seeing what works best for you!

For more English tips and practice, follow me on:

[MarcoRiosU]

Hi there, I am from Perú I'm Mark Iam a psichology for 35 years and in this moment Iam retired; I worked in the police institute for 32 years. Iam 66 years old, I learned speak english for my self in you tube, but I don't feel fluenty yet, am working for that; I studyied 12 hours every day since 2020. Forethat Iam very proud to my. Ok. Thanks a lot. Thanks for your knowlegs that you give us every day . BLESSING.

[yvkzoyf]

My name is mahdi I am new studen but I love it your video because useful to every students

[himila]

"The biggest difference between me as a fluent speaker and you as someone who wants to be fluent is that I have made more mistakes than you have"

[raissadeoliveiravieira]

I'm a middle school English teacher in Brazil and I'm learning more and more from you, Tanya. ❤

[ktnvihu]

Hello, Tanya. Yes, we can make mistakes over and over again to improve English language skills.
Hard to improve the skills without practicing a lot.
We need enough experiences.
Tanya seems open-minded and bighearted.
Wow, there're people from many countries around the world on the chat and comment sections of Tanya' s channel.
" We are the world..."
My name is Miyuki. My nickname is Miyu.
I am Japanese from Hiroshima prefecture in Japan.
I am a native Japanese speaker.
English is my second language.

American people usually speak American slang, right ?
I don't know about American slang, mostly.

Tanya is a beautiful lady.
Your smile is shining like sunshine. ✨
Thank you very much.
Have great times.

[peebdhc]

Thank you for your interesting stories and help of learning English! I am from Ukraine.😊

[nadiezhda]

Hi Tanya, How is it going? Where do you live is it hot? Because you often drink your water, tea or soda with ice..😅 I from Perú

[rahimamorchelghoum]

Hello, I'm rahima from algeria very happy to hear you because I understand well your English.
Thanks so much for help

[sudesaid]

I’m from Canada 🇨🇦 I have been in here most of my life however English is language every one doesn’t know grammar English is my second language

[luciacartesio]

I m from Uruguay! Thank you for your videos!

[didierbrunet]

Hello Tanya! Krasnoyarsk (Siberia) here! Thank you for your work!

[lyupwkl]

Hello❤Tajikistan here. Thank you for your effort.

[salahkader]

I am from Iraq Arabic nice to meet you

[aliilimahtos]

I am from Florianópolis, an island in the South of Brazil. State of Santa Catarina. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and time with us.

[zenahammood]

Hi. I’m from Iraq 🇮🇶 .thanks for your efforts

[IgnacioBoitel]

Hello, I 'm from Dominican Republic, I like your Videos so much

[MrMontanini]

Hello Tanya, nice to see you again. It is incredibly how strong a video can be. Reading the comments I can see how people wants to became fluent in English and your last statement was wonderful: the biggest difference between you and us is that you made more mistakes than we did. Thank you so much for your videos. Best regards.

[alicepimentel]

I m here again!You are teaching a lot of. To me

[carlostoro]

Hi Tanya. I can follow along with what you are saying, I think I'm able to understand 98%. Thank you so much for all your help.

[thecagampans_rosellecagamp]

Hello.. i'm from the philippines😊