Understand English But Can't Speak? Here's Why!

I can understand English, but when I want to speak, I can't!
This is a very common question for English learners, and it can have different reasons. However, the most important reasons are lack of practice and overthinking grammar! But, how can we practice without a speaking partner? Watch the video to find out!

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[DevelopYourEnglishwithEmma]

Great tips to help someone in their English speaking. I’d say the most important tip is to practice to speaking and listening! Think about small children, a child learns a language first by listening and speaking - they make so many grammar mistakes when they’re younger which is perfectly normal but they don’t get scared to make those mistakes. So to everyone who feels like they can understand English but not speak it don’t be scared to make those mistakes because making mistakes is the only way to learn 🤗

[tudfzff]

"Talk to yourself" is exactly what my English teacher Adam told me. It's a great tip!

[irinakrinenko]

"You don't need a partner. You can just talk to yourself!" - That's the best advice I've heard))))

[pamelahermano]

I’m a native English speaker but really, everything in this video can be applied to any target language. Thank you! I found this very useful for my Russian lessons.

[sitinurainikamila]

Video summary:
4 steps
1. Learn everything by topic
2. Write before you speak
3. Write down every new word, phrase or adj
4. practice

More help:
Imagine a situation
Try to think of a dialogue
Try to describe sth to someone
You need TIME
Be PATIENT
PRACTICE
Follow 4 STEPS

This video has really helped me to improve my understanding of English and improve in speaking, this video also helped in terms of confidence and fast learning for me
thank you for the video 🤗👍

[agpxnet]

Excellent advice to not give too much weight to errors: I realized that when I try to speak in English, the thing that blocks me most is the fear of making a mistake...

[ayomayo]

Настолько полезного видео я ещё не встречала. Советы и вправду полезные. Я наконец открыла глаза и поняла, что не нужно молчать - нужно разговаривать. Спасибо Вам большое!❤️

[Clipped-ereq]

The reason i came looking for such a video is beause back in the day in high school i was extremely confident when speaking and writing English, but over time i've debeloped this dire perfectionism that holds me back when speaking and writing.

[gruberrobert]

That’s beneficial and advisable thing to do, you genuinely understand what people want in their English learning and this videos is exceptional for their study, and I’m absolutely certain that with this video they’ll identify their weakness in English learning and resolve the place

[hossainahmed]

I'm watching you From Bangladesh for last two weeks, and I'm exploring the real taste of English. Sir, honestly, the way you are teaching is very useful for the students like me who are really poor in English but wants to Learn. thanks a lot Sir.

[khatiakhutsishvili]

I moved to ninth grade and I have exactly that problem. When I noticed the title and then watched it, occasion was so familiar for me, I always wanted to learn some methods that might help me to speak freely, so I'm happy that now I know it 🤗 I will consider advices 😊

[lindas]

I am a native English speaker, but your advice is so good that I had to subscribe! I think anyone learning another language needs your tips! I'm glad it was recommended to me even though I'm learning Spanish. Thank you!

[properbritishenglish]

Nice video! The biggest piece of advice I give my students is stop trying to be perfect, and just start trying. When you do this, you allow yourself to speak freely and that leads to improvement!

[Marlene]

You went to the point! That’s true! My only problem now is having the confidence of speaking with fluency 😢

[RahulMishraUX]

Thank you for the helpful tips on improving English speaking skills! Your video hit the nail on the head with the common challenges learners face. I appreciate the practical advice on overcoming these hurdles, especially without a speaking partner. Looking forward to implementing your suggestions and seeing improvement. Keep the great content coming!

[mehedihasan-bnro]

Your analysis at the beginnong of the video on finding the problem of not being able to speak fluently even if some one is way more good in writing is so precise that I appreciate your thoughts.

[sheneomed]

I have had this problem always, and after watching this video, I try to become a better speaker, as you said, we need time to become a good speaker, I'm so grateful that I found your YouTube channel, thanks a lot, you are a great teacher, and I have learned a lot from you ❤️

[dinakliwon]

this is also one of the obstacles that people often experience when having a conversation, I really like this tip, thank you very much sir

[Mario-blct]

Yes! keeping everything tidy is a clue. In period of time I learned English language I collected a lot of notebooks and it's really difficult to find something I need about that specific topic I would like to speak. According to this particular lesson I think I will achieve my goal much quicker. Thank you

[robinmia]

I love to learn English and I want to speak in English fluently. But I have no idea how I can start my journey. Before watching your videos, I watched many videos to get some ideas about learning English quickly. But I didn't find any channel or videos like you. Your style and pronunciation are more suitable than they are. That is why I understand you, and your videos. Thank you for your efforts, love you, brother.