Why you understand English but CAN'T speak FLUENTLY 🤔

Why you understand English but CAN'T speak FLUENTLY 🤔

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🗣️ Tired of understanding English but stumbling when it's time to speak? 🤔 You're not alone! 🤝 In this video, I will provide you with 5 powerful steps to overcome the common "understand-but-can't-speak" dilemma and unleash your fluency potential!

🔹 Step 1: Fear No More! 🙅‍♂️ Embrace the beauty of making mistakes and how they accelerate your progress.

🔹 Step 2: Paraphrase like a Pro! 🗣️ Master the art of clear communication by rephrasing your thoughts effectively.

🔹 Step 3: Conversations with Yourself! 💭 Discover the power of self-talk in English to boost your confidence and speaking skills.

🔹 Step 4: Virtual Language Exchange! 🌐 Connect with language partners online and ignite your fluency through engaging interactions.

🔹 Step 5: Emulate Native Speakers! 👤🗣️ Supercharge your pronunciation and intonation by shadowing your favorite native English speaker.

🏆 Whether you're a beginner or advanced learner, these 5 expert-backed steps will empower you to break free from speaking hesitations and take your English communication to new heights! 🌬️💬

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[InstantEnglishUK]

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[Olat]

My problem is when I talk I just forget words for some reason.

[reni]

it's crazy that I sound fluent when I speak English to myself, but then forget all the grammars when I'm around my English friend :')

[girl]

Actually I can speak English, but I don't use very advanced vocabulary.this is my problem l know a lot of idoms and expressions advanced words but I still using Simple vocabulary

[FrankKimono]

As for communication skills I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process in English and other languages.😊

[NohAotori]

I'm self-taught, so I lack the conversation part. Years ago, when I felt confident enough with my vocabulary and grammar I tried to learn by talking to natives just to find a bunch of bullies from USA that made so scared to speak English ever again (unless necessary) for so many years.
Also, I never liked English as a language so I used that time to learn other languages first.
Now I feel ever more confident, I definitely will practice conversation again and join a course soon.

[nkpfhkk]

I've been talking English a lot. My English speaking skills have improved. However, I still make stupid mistakes, sometimes. Rome wasn't built in day, it takes time to get fluent in English.

[MishalKhan-yljz]

i can write english effortlessly as it is my native language, with an excellent vocabulary and grammar but im pretty bad at communicating in english. i don’t know why but i kinda hesitate before speaking anything in english

[mew_and_espurr]

For the 1st time, I actually feel proud of being a copycat. I didn't realize that whenever I'm watching vids on YT or TV, I tend to mimic the things I’ve heard. Not only do I copy what they say, but I also mimic their voice. 🤭 To me, voice acting (I mean shadowing) is FUN!

[ocahernan]

You are right about it. For me the most effective way has been talking to myself

[RhillEnglish]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🗣️ Struggling with understanding English but not speaking it fluently is common.
00:27 🧠 Focus on fluency, not perfection; prioritize communication over perfect grammar.
02:05 💬 Embrace making mistakes while speaking; stepping out of your comfort zone is essential.
03:01 ✍️ Paraphrasing helps you communicate ideas more naturally and aids understanding.
05:04 🗣️ Talk to yourself in English to improve fluency and inner voice dialogue.
06:01 📝 Keeping a diary or using language learning apps to practice speaking and writing.
07:23 💬 Engage in language exchange platforms to practice speaking with native speakers.
08:17 🔊 Shadowing—imitating native speakers—enhances pronunciation and listening skills.
09:15 📚 Gradually shadow native speakers, focusing on pronunciation and authentic expression.

[aflihatem]

Thanks very much for this valuables tips, i'll give it a shot . And from now on i'm a follower to you, because you have a simple dialect that can help me improving my listening 🎉

[barbbeck]

This was an amazing video, with so many tips, that I will try out❣️

[ak.marallife]

Huge thanks for your brilliant lessons!

[renderly]

The explanation with example is just great ;)

[butterfly]

Thank you so much, that's very helpful ❤😊

[FelipeGuadarramaValencia]

Know what, Chris? Formerly I couldn't speak English fluently but since 2020 I knew to my BFF, he helps me so much to improve my English and I help him to improve his Spanish. My BFF is from Preston, Lancashire, England and his name is Malachy Kealey. Malachy and you are my best English tutors. ❤❤❤❤
Saludos y abrazos desde Ecatepec, México. 🇲🇽🫂

[liah]

Actually, I need to improve my speaking and also my listening skills. Thanks for this lesson!!

[ukey_s]

this was so helpful thank you love you

[akinkinalexandr]

If you can understand his speech, it actually means that your level of listening is already pre intermediate.