How to improve your ACCENT for call center: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lYuakqyCqqiaicY.html

@honoratski

3 жыл бұрын

Ano po yung huddle?

@Kwestyon

3 жыл бұрын

Yun yung quick meeting/ discussion before or after your shift. Usually about reminders, new policy or updates sa account that agents should know. When your team lead shouts, "Hudde, guys! ", you should crowd together (either standing or sitting) to listen/ ask questions.

@enaje.johnpaulcalubayan

3 жыл бұрын

When I watched a video by A. J., it was really an eye-opener and somewhat debunks the traditional way of learning English or any language i.e. using textbooks and learning from (language) schools. Thanks for the channel suggestion, already subscribed. :)

@sarahjaybarrotilla4732

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Ate, Worth it po ba mag enroll or magjoin sa mga Call Center training with fees?

@Kwestyon

3 жыл бұрын

​@@sarahjaybarrotilla4732 I can't say kasi I've never been to an actual call center training. Also each training center is different. How long is the training btw?

Today was my first-day taking calls, and It was so stressful, sad, humiliating too. I was so nervous and scared. But the customers were so patient. And at the end of the day, I just wanna cry. I never thought it could be so hard, and magically you appear on my recommendations, and I'm watching every single video that I can see until I fall asleep.

@randylising2511

3 жыл бұрын

Dddkddddkkdkk😉😉

@clyg4070

2 жыл бұрын

Same here 😭😭😭. It was so disappointing and frustrating too. I doubted my skills on the first 3 days of taking calls. 🥺😭

@lissettehernandez3339

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, Luis. How are things going now? I want to apply for a call center but I have many doubts about my skills, I'm kinda scared.

@angelakawa

2 жыл бұрын

@@lissettehernandez3339 Everything is okay now, I'm still learning, improving my English, I feel more confident with myself, I feel nervous, scared, anxious, but it's not so hard, how it was on my first day, now, I can control so much better all my emotions when I take every call. And my supervisor is so kind, and sometimes when I have some questions or something like that, he helps me. Trust on you, don't try to hide your accent, because my level in this language, it's around 60% I guess, I have an accent, but I can do with this, and also you can, don't be afraid, take the risk. ✨✨

@carolina5181

2 жыл бұрын

@@angelakawa Thank you so much, Luis this has given me the strength to continue learning. I'm in a pre-training thing right now but everytime I have to speak I just got blank and it's so frustrating but I don't want to give up on this, so thank you

Hello Ate, I am BSED-ENGLISH Student. You really got me after you said " The more you listen in English, the more you tend to think English". You deserve my subscription 🥰 You inpired me by the word "Just Listen"💕

@musicvibes7209

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. After watching her vlog I didn't think twice and immediately subscribed to her channel.

@dabawenyamama

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

@edithagil7206

2 жыл бұрын

I really admire the way you speak .I want to be like you the way you say the word.I like your accent.

@jovelyncampollo8014

2 жыл бұрын

Same here ☺️

@aileenliwanag5147

2 жыл бұрын

K.

I am now convinced that consistency to listen to native english speaker is the key to fluency.

Hi! After failing at so many call center interviews for a couple of years, I decided to search here in KZread and then suddenly I found you. After learning so much from your channel, I just passed the initial interview at Alorica! ❤️ I just want to let you know that you really helped me boost my confidence to try again and passed the interviews. Thank you so much!

@juyjuy114

2 жыл бұрын

Hello on site po ba interview sa Alorica? Or over the phone po? Thank you

@maryna.angelpa

2 жыл бұрын

@@juyjuy114 The initial interview was over the phone, while the final interview and exam in on-site.

@aelermaeler1010

2 жыл бұрын

Really couple of year's is that really hard to be in bpo industry?

@jonelmagpantay2094

2 жыл бұрын

@@aelermaeler1010 for some

@hartzyyy

Жыл бұрын

i really like the way you teach...thanks a lot this help me improve my communication skills.

Hardest part is when you know what you want to say but you can't speak 😔 because you're nervous. How to solve that

@rosemonterola8831

3 жыл бұрын

Same bruh~

@geralddatiles188

3 жыл бұрын

I think it's because you are afraid that you might get mistake when you are going to say it.

@denver1038

3 жыл бұрын

Sameeeeeee😔

@evasequira4972

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah .. Same as me😔

@hillarylopez2396

3 жыл бұрын

I was wrong this morning i lose one interview 🥺☹i understood this

I like the way you speak, so calm and soft to hear.

@paulemmanuelmarceus5593

3 жыл бұрын

Me too

@christopherivanang8903

3 жыл бұрын

More pls

@jillong2861

3 жыл бұрын

@@paulemmanuelmarceus5593 0q0q0q0qqqq

@teresapalaganas9657

3 жыл бұрын

Candice is it possible to work in a bpo even your not that good in computer or are they going to train you about that?

@jamilangon5798

3 жыл бұрын

More as she is too cautious on speaking.

Honestly, this is my first time applying in a call center, after watching lots of your videos i was able to learn, and even apply some of your tips to pass and how to communicate properly, and thanks to you and to the lord , im finally having my training🥺❤️

@aerokasyeal4840

8 ай бұрын

our Lord is one, That have no son or a partner, God most high, the one true God, that isworthy of worship

7 years in BPO and there is so much to learn from speaking English. I love your videos and i learned a lot and i love you for that. Keep on making videos that will help us BPO agents improve more our communication skills.

@krisalinaporras1163

Жыл бұрын

hi po.. i want to be call center agent.. but im nervous in interview how to overcome that? and i dont have accent..

@Entertainment...010

Жыл бұрын

Can u help me bro

Wow, I just realized that the reason why I find it hard to speak in english spontaneously is because whenever I speak I always construct the sentences in my head in a formal way and it is draining the braincells out of me. Nice video idol. I love you very much.

@tamtampitpit5145

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

@musicvibes7209

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, so this time let's make it a habit that we speak English like it comes from our mouth naturally.

@lesterayon407

3 жыл бұрын

same same

@razzelcueva242

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing to me 😅

@paolafrianeza2279

3 жыл бұрын

Same ouch

As a licensed English teacher, I admit that I am still not that fluent in speaking the language but through these videos of yours, I am learning more. Thank you so much!! ❤️

@tayloralisonswift9544

2 жыл бұрын

More learning to come 💖💪

@xj1725

2 жыл бұрын

dont you understand native speaker yet?

@HarleyAmphetamine

Жыл бұрын

Same happens to me, I'm an English teacher but speaking through the phone is still pretty difficult to me

@hermiecute0852

Жыл бұрын

Same here, i have tons of English in my mind but, I admit I am weak in speaking, specially when I'm overwhelmed by nervousness.

@thinkpositive3667

Жыл бұрын

Then the government should remove your license lol.

Her way of teaching and coaching as I watch this video makes me feel that I'm learning the practical way of learning English speaking, the way I never learned from formal school.

Not gonna lie. Such a big help for me during my first call. I was able to respond to the customer in an appropriate way. Your videos are really helpful. God bless Ms. Sheena.

If u want to learn normal conversational, english.. I advice u to watch FRIENDS, this sitcom This had taught me alot in speaking slang english.. U dnt need a dictionary to understand, they just use simple slang american english

@loi63

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, just use simple English words that’s all. That way it doesn’t sound like you’re trying hard.

@jimin6362

3 жыл бұрын

this reminds me of Kim Namjoon of BTS 😆 He actually learned english by watching FRIENDS 😭🥰

@stranger0151

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimin6362 omg yaaaas

@rawrr2868

3 жыл бұрын

Me too, this sitcom really helps me a lot in learning my english plus, friends is a great series.

I'm a call center virgin and I got my job offer for a TSR post, I often watch your videos to prepare myself and set my expectations. Thank you so much, your voice quality makes it easier for me to absorb every information you've said. Great help

Hi. I think that reading aloud is the perfect complement for listening technique. Listening helps you understand how it should sounds like, and reading aloud helps you about how you should say it correctly. Those techniques combined are helping me a lot.

She's always do her best to explain well the point that she's talking about in order to make us catch her.love you sist,may God bless you more!

I like how she described the english speaking as music.

I worked in a cruise ship for 4 years and this casual english that your are talking about are very common among american. You need to learn and heard it if you want to survive in call center job. There's nothing wrong in speaking slang words. American do speak in a casual slang word too, base on my expereince since im working behind the line in the buffet area. Thank you for helping us to speak better english, I just started listening podcast, audiobooks, and conversation video,it helps me a lot. The only thing that I need to imrpove is my grammar..still working on it. Correcting my grammar are much appreciated.❤❤❤❤

I couldn't agree more. Through listening, you could actually get familiarize with the use of the words, and the sentence constructions. That was actually the best way to master it. Hearing and hearing, more listening. ❤️

@jackienoveno2841

Жыл бұрын

Hi i always watch your video.planning to apply in a call center.first timer here .want to learn more ❤️

I've been working in a BPO for more than 8 years and yet I always learn something new from Sheena. She's exceptional in a wider sense. Thanks a ton!

This is really true especially to the children. my child is 6 year old but more fluent in english by just watching english cartoons 😊

@blckpnkroseislifeu6658

3 жыл бұрын

Same with my nephew

@ghadaali233

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it really true

@lalamalelang5670

2 жыл бұрын

Just like my nephew also.

I've been learning English for many years, however, it turned out to be that it is more efficient to learn from non-native spkears. Because they have so many tips and tricks that we can use in our daily conversations. Cheers!

@tatianamartinez9319

2 жыл бұрын

You're absolutely right! 👍

Thank you for this video! It motivates me not to be shy when speaking with native speakers. This is what I really need right now. The need to listen. Thanks!

I've watched this video 9 months ago when times I don't speak English fluently and I am finding it hard to think what word comes next after I saying another, But now I got used to thinking ahead of the words I'm saying. It's like contracting the sentences I want to tell before I talk while in a middle of commutation. Thanks a lot for this video

I like how informal but still elegant you can be. Grettings from Colombia!

I love the way you teach it is easy, simple and very useful, thank you so much it helps a lot. ❤️🙏

As a call center agent myself for 5 years, I still need this. Needed to calibrate my English accent

I am practicing, repeating sentences for a hearing impaired phone job. I got so flustered, that I didn't think I could do it. After listening to you, I can almost repeat every word you said. ALMOST lol. Thank you so much for your videos.

One of the best tips I've heard so far. Very straightforward. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I also agree that it's time for us to speak casually like what natives usually do.

@vikram5946

8 ай бұрын

Hey

I love how confident and calm you talk ❤ hope I can do it too.

I used to have an english teacher whom made us tell her every activity we made since we woke up at morning until right before the class, some of my classmates thought it was annoying but honestly is the best way to practice english, talking about daily life

Definitely agree with the "Conversational English"! My way of speaking improved a lot because of it.

I strongly agree with the grammar, I never taugh my 9 yr old son how to speak English, I just let him watch youtube (under my supervision) and when this online/module class began, I never had a hard time teaching him with the use of "a & an" consonant and vowels, past tense, things like that, now I know, its because I let him listen to native English speakers,

@IamKayneISO

3 жыл бұрын

great!

Hello!, I just wanted to say that you are totally right. I'm not a native speaker and yet I receive compliments about my pronunciation and fluency, I believe the cause is that when I was a child I used to watch tons of videos in which I did not understand a single word, in that way the "language shape and flow" made their way to my memories and somehow embraced it. Now my ability has already shaped

I like the way you speak. You have a soft voice that is so calming to hear.

Thank you Shane . I admire your achievements. You really help us to learn not only earn more views . You change my life and hope. I agree listening is the effective learning how to speak clear.

I had my initial interview and I am waiting for my final interview in a call center company and I am watching your videos to improve my english. Your videos are helpful. I am inspired to study more because of you. 😊

Oh my God! I'm really thankful I discover your channel! Firstly, I just came here to see some useful tips in applying call center and it's all worth to watch. But I can't take my eyes off you. I really love your eyes. And I love how you speak like a reaaaal naativee englissshh speaker 😍😍😍 U deserve my subscription 😘

Hi, Ms. Shiena! Looking forward to your audio files, I really like everything the way you speak, the intonation, diction and all. I am currently searching for audio tools to be downloaded and to listen to, for me to somehow improve my way of speaking English. Thank you very much❣ Edit: actually, I decided to download your mock call videos and convert it to mp3 and listen to it over and iver again. Thank you for your videos Ms. Shiena❣️

Yes, I used this like a podcast and just listened throughout the video HASHAJSHAH. But now that I realize it, it is true that listening can help. The youtubers that I watch and the stories English-speakers share on Tiktok have helped me be more comfortable speaking the language even before I learned that listening is great for improving your English. Thank you! I've been watching for the whole week now and loooove your accent! 💛💛

I keep on failing my call center interview but you've motivated me to improve my English.. thanks for this advice ms. Sheena.. i appreciate it.

@ariesbeobasangan2620

2 жыл бұрын

I failed 8x po ate sa BPO. and I stand in 9 now. I am production. Associate 😂

@sheenabayoneta9631

Жыл бұрын

@@ariesbeobasangan2620 wow Congratulations! Ilang beses na din ako na failed sa mga interviews but here lumalaban parin 🎉☺️🥰

Thank you so much, I'm in the BPO industry now. You helped me a lot ❤️ You deserve more.

Hi, been watching your videos for almost a month now, and to be honest, i'm not here to apply in a call center industry but to take an IELTS exam. It helped me a lot! And i love your accent its very clear and soothing hehe.

This is a 101% Legit advice to learn English language in a short period of time.Thank you🙂

I don't really wanna be part of a BPO Company, but still a good thing that your channel was suggested in my notification, I'm pretty sure it would help a lot whether for my career or for my personal growth. Thanks a lot for sharing. New subscriber here.

Hi! This is my first day to listen with all your spontaneous explanation about the world of English and I'm looking forward for my progression with Kwestyon. 😁❤️

This helped me a lot. I'm a BSED ENGLISH student too. Thank you for sharing your information ❤️

Your voice is a melody to my ears. Thank you for motivating us to LISTEN and to be confident in speaking English. You got a new subscriber/fan here. 😅🤗

This is cool, this is exactly what I was doing. I tend to watch American movies and they tend to have subtitles. They really help a lot. As time goes by, I don't depend on subtitles anymore.

@loi63

3 жыл бұрын

Cool, yeah just relax when speaking. Don’t be so nervous about grammar either. You’ll be alright. Just don’t try too hard on pronunciation, simple English will do just fine. Even tho I have been here a long time, sometimes I do still have an accent but everyone does especially those who’s from the down the south. Remember writing is different from speaking. Not the same. Some of the words has a silent letter too. Slang words are not really impressive at all. Good luck 👍

Your explanation are very concise, spontaneity and full of motivation. I love on how'd you explain the true essence of listening skills. Good job. I learned a lot. ♥

Because the formal English we've been learning in school is meant for writing formal and academic papers. We actually don't have the experiential aspect of English. It's important to reveal the specific skills that are crucial in learning wholistic English. This is what is needed for advancing into the different aspects of English Language utilization.

@abhishek-zd5hn

Жыл бұрын

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Thank God! Throughout my searched on KZread for years, Now I found the right one secret on how to improve my English grammar. Before I was quiet hesitant about this principle on LISTENING on Effortless English by AJ, however, I’m now convinced that listening is the most effective way to learn English easily. Eureka! Thank you Ma’am for your passion and concern about those who are English learners like me. God bless you.👍👍👍

I love you! you're gonna be the music that I will listen before goin' to bed.

I learned from this video is that “ try to feel the music of the word” it’s amazing.✨

I came back here just to listen to her again, and also i wanna hear her soothing voice with a great accent..

These are such useful techniques! Thank you for sharing this! Honestly, I am struggling of expressing myself through speaking in English language in a spontaneous manner. But because of this video, I've realized the importance of listening as it will help me to improve more of my english communication skills especially that I am currently applying as a CSR in a BPO industry. Thank you so much and I do appreciate this useful tips! More videos pls! 😊♥️

Thank you so much, miss. So it's actually true, listening casual English is the best way to improve with the language. I'll also learn more about using those most used words in the English language better. I "gotta" admit... I've been looking for YOU since 2019! ❤

Thank you for the tips, I'm still working out my fluency in Speaking English. Especially that my account is a Voice account and your tips would help me to enhance my fluency in a different use of method. Your insights are also amazing and very true. You're one of the channels that I'd followed in youtube related to call center because your videos and the topics you shared was indeed really helpful. Thanks a lot and God bless you miss. 😇🤗

@aimildelacerna1286

3 жыл бұрын

"Reading will help widen you vocabulary and writing will help you organize your thoughts. But listening has different purpose."

I have been binge watching your videos maam.I wish I could speak fluent english just like you.I love the way you speak it is clear and I could listen to you all day. My english speaking is not good and Im still learning .Your videos are helpful and I am taking down notes right now to further improve my english. Thank you!

You're one of the best mentor here in YT.really got you,and I learned a lot of tips from you, I am working in a CCI but my English is not good as you do..I am really really wanted to learn more on speaking like a native English speakers...♥️♥️

This is were I wanted to become when speaking in English. I wasn't able to talk long enough in English when it comes to oral communication.

I find this vlog really helpful, especially for me that is very afraid to express how to speak fluently in English. So thankful to have people like you that inspire many other people who don't speak well in English like a native speaker. I guess that I will follow those tips of yours in order for me to somehow overcome my weakness and to achieve my goal of having a chance in a job like call center. P.S. Not so confident while doing this comment.

@samahsaeed1261

2 жыл бұрын

It's OK, you don't have to be perfect in order for people to understand you, yes you need to improve like anyone here in the comment section but your comment is comprehensible

@tennettebalote5949

10 ай бұрын

It's amazing, thank you so much for this advice..😍☺️

I watched this 9 months ago to improve my english😌now i'm already hired in a bpo,thanks to your help love you💕

Every time I watch your video, I can't just simply stop or switch videos. Thank you Ms. Sheena for sharing. God bless you more.

Right after you mentioned A.J Hoge, i automatically search his channel and hit the subscribe button🤣

@jioquintanatv7555

3 жыл бұрын

I did it too😅

@Im_borntodazzle

3 жыл бұрын

same guys

@memasvlog4564

3 жыл бұрын

Same here but I found out that I used to listen A.J Hoge before but not consistently. :(

@rowpc1857

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@mariaemperatrizmaligalig6399

3 жыл бұрын

Me too😁

I very much agree. I've always been ahead in English compared to my classmates even since we're in grade school. When writing essays or doing oral recitations, i noticed that the difference between me and them is that I just casually speak it while they try to translate every single word then patch them up to form a sentence. I guess the factor that made the greatest contribution is that I grew up watching English movies and listening to English songs. Listening really helped a lot, it felt like the language just naturally grew on me over time.

@Aiyu630

Жыл бұрын

Me too 🤣 I grew up watching Barbie movies and Disney movies.

I don't know how much you are so good in English, but I'm learning so much in your video, it helps me a lot. I'm not fluent in speaking English words but when I always listen to your video, it is always useful to me.

This is good and self improving video not just those who are in bpo/ call center. Thank you!

I subscribed not because I want to learn English, but because you are not boring.

I totally agree with you. I'm an ESL teacher, and we encourage our students to use contractions and assimilation during conversation. But we remind them not to use such words in (formal) writing. Excellent tips! ❤️🙌👏

I love this channel, this is real public service to me. Thank you so much!

Galing ng babang ito. Wala akong balak tapusin vlogs niya pero sarap pakinggan sa tenga mga sinasabi niya pati yong pagkakabigkas niya. May sense. Di ko namalayan tapos na yong video. God bless you!

thank you so much for giving us a wonderful tips, it's so phenomenal it really help me a lot and i'm gonna, wanna try your study method.

I love you, i understood almost the whole video, except for some words but it doesn't matter, because I'm only 18 years old and I plan to keep learning every day. I will work in customer service soon. I hope this helps me to be a good English speaker as you. Thank you so much for the video.

OMG thank you for making this video, and sharing your experience. I try to apply on a BPO and I think I'm having my initial interview today, and I'm kinda nervous and overthink about it, and your videos helps me a lot. Thank you 😭♥️

I had my first interview in a call center one month ago and I failed, it made me think that something is going wrong with my English, so I started looking for solutions and that's why I'm here, thank you for the tips, I will use them as much as I can to improve my confidence while speaking English.

I love the way you deliver your talk about enhancing the ability in English. 😊 For that, you deserve more thumbs up ❤️

Very informative tips! You are really a great teacher. Keep it up Miss!👍

i love how u mentioned that u used to download videos from youtube before to listen and now im downloading yours so i could listen to u talk

You re great! Thanks a million for the time doing these videos. Are so helpful ☺

I love the way you speak , pronounce and your accent ughhh🥰 you really deserve my subscription 🥰🥰🥰 love lots thanks for this useful video

I love how you speak, you helped me a lot and still helping and developing my English, so I want to thank you so much for the great favor you are doing to us, I'm your Egyptian big fan now 👍😁❤

@Kwestyon

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome and thank you so much! :)

Absolutely!. I learnt French too through listening. At first, someone taught me, one on one, but she gave up because I couldnt learn, the prononciation was just too hard, so I gave up. But when i started to listen, i started to talk until I became fluent in it☺️. Native french speaker were even amazed and telling me, " tu parlez tres bien francais, huh" where it means "you speak very good french, huh'. Theres a lot of filipino there, eventhough, they learnt french too, they just couldnt pronounce it well. So I believe, through listening, you will learn faster, and it will make you fluent. So try it, guys. It wont fail you. Just keep on listening then practice it, and you will be fluent in it too.

Her video is much better than what I've learned from a previous training in English Language

Worth spending my time . ❤️

I work as a warehouse associate in a warehouse in Canada and got promoted a year after to the operations supervisor position, pretty much overall responsible for warehouse operation and here’s the thing! I am the only person in colour, a non-native English speaker with a noticeable Filipino accent in our warehouse. My boss said don’t limit yourself, aim high you can be a branch manager when I retire. My problem when I reach that branch manager position is that I will be handling client meetings most of the time, meeting with General managers and the company president. It sounds scary! I need to improve my English immediately. Thank you!

@Kwestyon

3 жыл бұрын

Wow good luck on that promotion. Go get it!

She's on point, thank you very much I've learn so much on your videos 🙏

Yeah, and here's a "Subscribe" for you, ma'am. Thank you for giving us a free lesson on how to improve our English. Thank you! I do only speak for about 2 weeks now in taking a call. This really helps me a lot. I'm going to recommend this video and your channel to my other colleagues who are new in the industry. I'm from a local account, by the way.

My training will start this week as a work from home, my account will be based in florida, meaning i am required to speak fluently in english although i already have a call center job for 6months, only that i was handling domestic account, so its very seldom that i i'd receive a foreign calls, i worked for PAL btw, and TAGALOG was mostly used during that time. Your video boost up my confidence to speak in english with some touch of accent. Keep it up! 😊 and wish me luck😊

@Kwestyon

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck! You can do it. :)

Do you have a spotify podcast? I would want to listen to you while doing chores or while working out. I’ve learned a lot from you, thanks 😊.

I agreed to you Kwestyon! Wanna, gonna and etc. there are more actually and to sounds natural you have to say that, because the writing and speaking are totally different. I'm not good in English grammar actually, but I have watched mmmEnglish in youtube that we need to use that to be more sound naturally. Very well done! I admire how you talk and all your tips really help me a lot! keep posting.

I saw your videos this past few days and I'm inspire to learn more. You deserve my subscription. Thank you

Hi, newbie here on your channel. Great videos by the way. I just WANNA say that I definitely agree with you about using slang and informal words more often because I think that it'll help people to be more spontaneous with the they speak. Besides, it will also be like you are speaking in a natural way and native speakers will feel like they are talking with a native speaker as well. I'm GOTTA say that this advice is good and now is really the time to break that habit of playing safe when speaking english that way we are learning and expressing ourselves more.

First ko po mag apply Failed po me sa final interview na answer ko po naman ng maayos pero i failed talaga pero try and try parin po ❤️ Salamat po sa ma tips ❤️❤️❤️

@bigfatcrab

3 жыл бұрын

how many interviews did you take?

@maryjoysabillaga4600

3 жыл бұрын

Same here 🥺

@markuchiha7737

3 жыл бұрын

Concentrix pm me

@jerra6957

3 жыл бұрын

Bernardino ka din? Taga san ka

I love watching your videos! You are relaxed and yet confident in your English speaking skills. How I wish i'd get close to how good you are! Thank you for inspiring me to learn more about English.

I love the video! so much positivity vibes and a very informative one.

Yep. Spot on and same thoughts here before I even watched this video. Schools have heavy emphasis on reading, writing, and grammar over learning to speak a language. When I worked as a call center agent, my first call trainer at my first call center job helped make my English speaking skills better. A big thanks to her for making me more confident in speaking in English and helping me neutralize my accent. There's nothing wrong with not having an American, Canadian, or British accent. However, we Filipinos when speaking can end up committing miscommunications. E.g. "I saw a bat" might end up sounding like "I saw a butt". Most Filipinos can't distinguish the difference in the pronunciation of the two. Also words like "tree" and "three", "to", "too", and "two", and so much more. Personally for me, learning to listen well to differences in sounds of words and being able to speak better English is slowly but surely helping me in my journey to learning other languages. I am learning French and recently, trying to go for Chinese. Chinese is so tough with its tones especially when your listening skills aren't that good. But a big thanks to being a former call center agent which greatly honed my listening and speaking skills and utilizing the different parts of my mouth in speaking like the palates, jaw, tongue position, etc. which will be helpful in learning other languages that are more challenging to speak than English.

You can be a great english teacher! Like for real, you're better than my English teachers before 😂😂

I think you did great at your job, I lived in canada 🇨🇦 for 14 years and work in a contact center, but you speak better than me particularly your accent it’s amazing how you deliver it, and it’s true in contact centre you need to speak same as the client , because English is not our first language and it’s not easy to adjust our accent, those people who gave you a negative feedback never worked in a contact centre, keep it up I admire you 😊