How to Improve Your Listening Skills in English - 9 tips for English Learners

Do you sometimes have trouble understanding native speakers and non-native speakers on television, movies, or in real life? Are you afraid of going into a conversation and not understanding the person you’re speaking with? Well, you're not alone.

When learning and speaking a second language, one of the biggest challenges we face is being able to understand the speakers of that language.

In this episode, I'm gonna share with you strategic tips to improve your listening comprehension and practice active listening in your day to day life.
#listeningskills, #listening

Using these tips will allow you to develop your listening skills and feel much more confident when communicating in English.

Key points of the video:
00:00 Intro
02:35 Why we struggle with understanding English speakers
04:14 Pronunciation
05:32 Intonation, rhythm, and stress
08:07 Intonation clues
09:18 Physical cues
10:42 Listening exercises

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[gruberrobert]

You’re a great teacher you explained everything step by step and I’m sure everyone’s listening to this video will understand everything you said thanks 🙏

[mhtm]

Of course, all the difficulties faced by those who learn the language have been analyzed, and all of them are real. Thank you for your efforts and your beautiful and convincing style.

[Julien_akp]

" Listen to an audio and try to guess what is saying " very brilliant idea ❣️

[katakipimpmycarroca]

14:31 It's very true because I remember the first time that I found your podcast and I said to myself: No way I listening to this podcast because the narrator speaks very fast.
But, as you said, if you find someone that challenge your listen skills, so the more you hear that person the more you progress in your listen skill and easy become to hear that person. And now here I am, able to hear you 95% without [CC].
nowadays I'm working hard to hear the channel techquickie.

[JoaoPaulo-weng]

Learning another language is not easy at all! However you make it easy. By the way your English spoken is pretty clear and understandable. I've been following these tips for a long time already. Thanks for all

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[megkeiserramirez]

Fantastic video, it is clear that you've been through the pain and work of thoroughly understanding and living in the English language - and you explain it so passionately. My students truly benefit from your work. Thank you!

[Abdisalam]

You're great teacher, your pronounciation is so cool and understanduble.
Thanks for your effort to make us speak like native speakers.

[joseramoncabanas]

It´s nice to see your videos and how you teach us dealing with our daily English difficulties through our English learning process. I appreciate your clarity and honest explanations.

[emkhgbl]

Great piece of advice! Thank you so much. You explain really well and you have the key of all these difficulties. You're so generous for sharing with passion.😊

[georgekurien]

The best is yet to be seen ! Great teacher with fantastic performence ! English language is heard with its original beauty.

[tintlwin]

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I'm from Myanmar. Absolutely, all of your lectures make me appreciate very much. May I be regarded as your good follower.

[brutusjackendy]

Those tips are the most valuable ones I've heard when it comes to listening improvements.

[luisguzman]

Hi Hadar, I am from Colombia, but I am living USA 5 years ago, today is the first time I can see your videos it’s amazing thanks

[amanipeter]

Hi Hadar, my name is Vincent from Burundi.Thank you for bringing such magnetic lessons that often embolden my ability of speaking. Your lessons make my speaking skills a little bit hyperbolic and i'm over the moon to see something coming along nicely. I never cease listening to you when defining things in details. You are one of kind and I do improve a lot of things whenever I watch the video that you posted. My sincere gratitude!

[danielantonioguerreroibarr]

I honestly have to recognize that you're an amazing teacher, thank you for all of your videos

[johnnyblessed]

I completely agree with your tips, the one that helped me the most was to learn the pronunciation and the content and function words then it was easier to understand, I really recommend all of them

[DavidRodriguez-sxlr]

The best collection of tips to improve listening skills

[directvlogs]

The idea behind listening without caption and subtitle is great one. Really its works.

[hildajeremia]

Thanks. You are very clear in speaking. I have learned enough. When I failed to understand English I thought it was the matter of hearing.