Why is English Hard to Learn?

[Andrew_sun]

That's huge, man! My listening skills, little by little, get better! Keep it up, please.🎉

[hadjdioufabdallah]

Thank you so much I'm from ALGERIA and I am happy to find a chanel like this which help me a lot in my journey of learning English. You are the best teacher.

[adrianaoliveira]

Teacher, you're so good. I can't stop making comments while watching this video. Please, keep up, you really teach and encourage us with your incredible content.

[abodalmuhisen]

Can you make a video and tell us why we can understand English, but we can't speak

[tripham]

My high school teacher never taught me these things, knowing this channel is probably one of the top 10 luckiest things in my life. Thank you teacher!

[santiagodiazola]

Thanks, Connor! You were my first teacher! I will always be grateful for it.

[bantorio]

... !!! ... excellent ... !!! ... Thank you, teacher, for having touched on the most difficult and important and unique aspects (stress and rhythm) that distinguish the English language from others. It is amazing how many English teachers and courses have ignored these issues for so many years. I think that from the beginning a good English teacher should teach how to correctly pronounce words, both isolated and linked to other words. Teaching correct vowel reduction and the use of the 'schwa' is essential. Thank you again for emphasizing the importance of these aspects of English.

[bernardinobdc]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful class. From Angola with Love ❤

[ggds]

Thank you so much. Phrasal verbs in particular make it difficult for me to listen to, but not so much when reading. In my case, it also makes it difficult for me to be able to sustain my attention or concentration while I am listening for a long time, especially if they speak very quickly.

[takaniji]

It is really hard to master the stress timing. But, I first focus on understanding the English of native speakers, as you teach us. So I’ll do more and more listening practice.

[AmarildoManuelCanganhica-kbdm]

Thanks a bunch ❤
I'm Mozambican and I'm glad to have the opportunity to learn with a native speaker

[cayetanoalonsosainz]

Thank you so much Conner for making videos now! I find them very useful. On my way to work, I always listen to an episode of the Listening Time podcast on Spotify. I find your podcast very interesting and recommend it to all my friends. Thank u! 😄

[gabrielgkabelen]

Best one Bro and we are ESL Students ready to follow your sharing.

[RegnumV]

Thank you. Very interesting lesson, especially about stress timing. Now I do know why I do not sound like a native speaker.

[taniareginapaivadossantos]

I agree with you, teacher. For me, learning English is difficult. Now I can understand why. But I will keep trying. Thank you. ❤

[ykuyujx]

Thank you so much I wish all the best for you
and continue to sent like these lessons that help us to improve our language

[tregull]

Hi teacher, thank for this videos and don’t be tired keep going 🤗😇☘️

[haphansy]

Thank you for teaching us the next past years. Love from Vietnam

[adrianaoliveira]

I love your job! I've listened most of the episodes on your podcast. It helped me a lot with my speaking skills and with my vocabulary increase. Thank you for the amazing job!

[kadirsenel]

Hi Conor, I would like to say thank you so much for this useful video. you are amazing teacher because you are teaching us a lot of useful knowladge. thank you so much again. please you continue make a video like this. We will watch you all the time and we will support you as far as we can.