I STOPPED “LEARNING” VOCABULARY and GOT FLUENT in English|Pattern Practice
You can learn vocabulary doing something else, like reading, listening, writing, and speaking. So don’t just look at a list of English words!
If you want to improve speaking, practice speaking!
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It worked to me learn vocabulary inside of phrases, especially through movies or series and even KZread videos with subtitles. Every time I want remember the word the scene come into my mind and snaps! This really incredible
Amazing advice. Please post videos more often.
Thank you for your advices 😊😊, i wish you the best
u got my subscription right awayy. this is a game changer for me, glad I came across ur video
How I didn't realize this method before? It literally fix all problem I had about fluent.
めっちゃわかりやすいです
If you want to become fluent, it is essential to practice as many sentence patterns as possible. For example, you can use the sentence 'I want you to help me carry this heavy bag because you are strong enough to do it.
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
Great sentence!!!
perfect. thank you so much. I watch your video fist time and very good for me.
Excellent
Hey, thanks for this tips! Watching from Brazil 👋🏻🇧🇷
IT was a very good advise, tank you
thanks madd.love u
Thx for supper video love it 💕👌🏻
I have been going through this same kind of problem the only thing i thought in my english learning is to acquire new vocabulary cuz i always felt i had insufficent thank to you and algorithm i can recognize it and improve that
Exactly, you're right, I agree with You.
i wan chu2help me help others.🎉 great job there maddie 😊
We have to learn vocabulary through phrases or in the context supposed to acquire the language
You are right.
HI, can you provide other patterns examples. Thanks.
i agree with you~~
I know the sentence structures but I need to improve my vocabulary... What should I do?
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Sounds like a great idea. I am just studying Japanese and have acquired basic vocabulary (JLPT N4) and grammar. But I hardly understand anything of the YouGlish videos. How can I use YouGlish to reach a higher level? Many thanks.
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
It’s important to identify what makes it difficult for you! Is it the vocabulary? Grammar? Or the pronunciation?
Grammar and vocabulary... Super easy.
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How to recognize the patterns, though, it's actually a problem for me.
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
Can you recognize chunks? If so, you could just practice chunks!
I learn English separate words just doesn't stuck in my head I think it's impossible to learn this way for me. but it's f****** boring speaking on basic stuff. you know, and I actually start to speak when I get enough vocabulary and ideas/structures/ chunks to speak about topics I interested I'm not fluent yet but I'm fluent like in some point if it does make sense
@CutitoutI
Ай бұрын
I’m not sure if I get what you meant, but I think her advice is for people who only learned vocabulary yet cannot speak well because they dont practice sentence structures or chunks. What you said is in accordance with her advice actually; vocabulary, sentence structure , and chunks need to come together
@elenaekanathapetrova2282
Ай бұрын
@@CutitoutI yeah, you right.
@vogditis
Ай бұрын
Amount of any language is enormous and if we did not start the language from our childhood we will get smaller amount of language, why... Explanation is to understand what is short term memory and long term memory. We use short term memory for phone number but for languages we need long term memory which can't be influenced ..
I am listening without subtitles 🎉
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
Way to go!😆
Are you from Vietnam? :)
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
I’m from Japan!🇯🇵
How do you get a couple thousand views starting from the very first video? This is very untypical for small channels. Do you promote it on other platforms?
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
I’m exclusively using KZread at the moment, so it’s the KZread algorithm that’s promoting my videos. And also thanks to the viewers who shared my videos with others!
@elphons
Ай бұрын
@@MaddiEnglish if that's the case, my sincere congratulations! I also run a small channel about English language, but the dynamic is nowhere near yours 😅 Do you mind if I ask you to tell me how many impressions you got on your first video in the first 24/48 hours?
@odissey6286
Ай бұрын
@@elphonskeep going
@yuyayooo
Ай бұрын
May be because these tips really work! I want to comment this video and share! It’s very useful! THAAAANKS
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
@@elphons They were 731 and 1018 respectively. I wish you the best!
Thanks + Gracias x 1.000.000
I love you 😘💓❤
Japanese teachers teach sentence patterns to people learning Japanese. It's kind of helpful. It's hard to remember all the patterns 😂😂. I guess I don't know the alternative (I'm a native English speaker). How do they normally teach English if they don't teach sentence patterns?
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
I believe Japanese is a quite flexible language and the word order doesn’t really matter unlike English, so I’m not sure what they teach patterns for… But hearing the same expression in many different situations should help you say similar phrases in any languages!
@paulwalther5237
Ай бұрын
@@MaddiEnglish flexible compared to English. Word order still matters.
@MaddiEnglish
Ай бұрын
@@paulwalther5237 Could you tell me some of the patterns you know? I would be happy to help Japanese learners too, but I have no idea how they teach 😂 For example, there are many ways to say “I’m going to a cafe with my mother.” Kyou hahato kafeni ikimasu, Hahato kyou kafeni ikimasu, Kafeni kyou hahato ikimasu, Kafeni hahato kyou ikimasu, etc. As long as the verb comes at the end, they all sound okay.
Your voice is like an American.
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@lovelykhanjassmanak245
Ай бұрын
Me too
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