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@mayaVr_TeluguSimilSimulTunes

Жыл бұрын

I did it. Thanks for the link, bro.

@angelomarin190

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@sundayfolks

9 ай бұрын

This episode is beautiful and those analogies are brilliant. Please continue making videos, you guys inspires me alot ❤

So do I. I love grammar!!!❤ When people tell me 'don't study grammar ' I tell them "Too late, I did it".😂

I am a translator and an English teacher. I've been learning English for over 20 years, and I am a native Spanish speaker. I'm just going to say, based on my learning experience, that although grammar is neccessary, it's not the most important. Back in 2005 I traveled to the US for the first time to work. I had studied English for 5 years already. Lots of grammar, lots of exercises, I thought I knew a lot about the language. However, when I got there I could barely understand people, and I struggled to get across my messages. Other people with poorer English and really bad grammar were better communicators. Using your driving-a-car analogy, it is not enough to know that both your hands should be on the wheel. You need other elements. Practice above all. You need to know what it feels like being in a street, with cars, pedestrians, bycicles, motorcycles around your car, etc. Well, with languages occur the same. We see over and over again how English and other languages are taught in high school with the grammar based approach. What happens is that kids can barely remember or use correctly the verb to be after graduating. Grammar, specially rules, shouldn't, IMO, be the first or the most important aspect when it comes to learning a language. Understanding what we read or hear, producing and understanding the sounds of the language, accumulating vocabulary, collocations and expressions, and enjoying the language should be the first approach. Grammar is just but a consencuence of exposing ourselves to the languages. If we expose enough to relevant content we enjoy, grammar will come easier, effortlessly and way more naturally than just relying on the exercises from the, most of the time, out of context grammar books. My two cents.

Great podcast and thank you for doing it shorter. Less than 30 minutes is perfect to revisited during the week again and again until you learn the new vocabulary, idioms and structure.

In all honesty Thiago you're so good at English and you're outstanding to me, all the time when listening to your podcast I see how good you're, congratulations on your success and you inspire me a lot.

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Modeste!

I used to think grammar is boring. And i then tried tapping into youtube short clip videos for my English. Along the way, I could learn new grammar rules and utilize the rules I already know as well. It’s much much much more fun indeed.🧐

Hi, I've been learning English for decades and had been terrified from "perfects" ☺️ until I met a brilliant English teacher, who explained the main clues of the "perfects". Then I spent a year ín the UK and found that ín the everyday life native English use them quite often, and suddenly I realised how EASY it is! Yes English is fun! Even grammar is 😄👏😂 thank you! Évi

I had regret it if I wouldn't know about this channel. The whole universe is trying to make me an automatic English speaker.

@RealLifeEnglish1

11 ай бұрын

Aww Yeah! Happy to have you with us, Junaid!

I loved this duo. They speak so clearly, flawless diction. Thnks

Hey! As for me, I love studying English grammar. When I discover new formulas or patterns I am eager to find out they limit. I mean I try to modify this structure or to pull out a rule that I can apply in different situation. Sometimes that may even give birth to a startling combination. Besides that provides a certain ease which allows to play with words. I am glad to know that I am not the sole one appreciating English grammar. Thanks Cassé and Thiago for this video!

I always rely on a great analogy for making habits that is the fact of how our bodies turn the voluntary movements into involuntary ones . At first, things start to operate under the control of your conscious using your brain , then by practising over the time it will become automatic because the body tells some nervous centers to carry on the task so your brain can focus on doing other actions and that's what makes you sound natural because you don't have to think about it at all and learning language is a perfect example. Thank you for being such a great inspiration for us to learn english in a spectacular way ♥️.

I love grammar too and if that defines me as crazy, so be it! So glad that YT has recommended this channel to me!

i listen to your podcast via spotify while im on work and im learning.thank you

I love grammar as well, it is fascinating to be aware about the meaning of the things. Thanks for your effort guys.

Thank you so much for everything you do! You guys are so cool and inspiring! I started learning English half year ago by watching "Learn English With TV Series". I didn't understand much at the time, but now I can understand almost everything you are talking about. I Recently started trying to speak and have already understood, that I need the grammar... and now I pay more attention to the various grammatical structures that I see in texts and videos.

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Amazing! Keep it up, and thanks for learning with us!

Your videos always build my knowledge and hope of achieving , everything that of pain of learning, everything just alleviates

Inspiring episode, as usual. At the beginning of my journey towards becoming a fluent English speaker, I thought it would have been a great goal becoming able to understand the language and being understood, but the more I study the less I 'm satisfied with that achievement, I' m now trying to perfect my English!!! So, I agrre with the importance of mastering all of the grammar structures, and to become confident in using them. Thanks for all your help in making our journey fun. You rock!!!

I'd assert firmly that the clues I take for myself from this video are: 1. Embrace grammar and introduce it into your language journey. 2. Look for patterns as a tool to automate your output skills. Doing so will make your life easier. 3. Practice makes automatic. Besides, I was wondering if you have any suggestions about learning parallel structures or parallelism.

I wish I had found this KZread channel earlier 😌 Liked this structure ❤

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Welcome!

@vitalii353

Жыл бұрын

I wish all the katsaps would die or sit in their homes in Mordor and kill each other in Raisa's territory.

Finally I found someone that agree with me, I really love grammar issues, I do not understand why people think grammar is boring

@RealLifeEnglish1

5 ай бұрын

Aww yeah, grammar can be so fun! Great to hear that you share this feeling! Thanks for learning with us. ❤️

@Jesus_winchester1992

5 ай бұрын

@@RealLifeEnglish1 you're welcome, I appreciate you the greatest issues that you give to us. it's helped a lot.

Good ol' grammar, always the highlight of a student's life.

Always 🔝 thank so much guys! Love you

I wish I had started learning English before. However, I try to compensate now. Keep inspiring us.

I love your podcasts with cassé it's so fun

I love it! Grammar is awesome!

Love you, guys. Appreciate your sharings

Excelent podcast. I have enjoyed a lot all the video. Thank you so much^-^

I wish I could have you both as my private english teachers. I will be over the moon! Rsrsrsrs I really enjoy listening to you. thank you so much 😍

Very good! Thank's

Great video guys. Thank you so much for the content! Hughs from Monterrey, Mexico 😊

I have enjoyed all what You said. Thank You 😊

Thanks for this ❤

Once upon a time where I started to learn it, the only way I had to collect enough vocabulary was understanding grammar books. I am not still as fluent as I would like, but if I made a pause to analyze the paragraph I am just writing here I would spend a determined amount of time to explain someone else the variety of structures found. I could say I wished I had learned it in its natural way, but If it had been that the process to be followed I might not have developed the motivation required to get my goals. It's a question of time to get that fluency I have been dreaming about, thoroughly I chose this way to learn, I enjoy studying grammar, all it is in the books, the only thing you have to do is to spread that knowledge into the real world.

Thiago is an amazing human being. When I'm watching Thiago, he is definitely motivatation for me. However, why do you guys never talk about how to stress the words?

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for your feedback - we'll take it into account!

Nowadays i also realized that it is essential to study grammar 😅 Thank u guys for giving me the motivation 🎉

That's what I needed

I have been watched this podcast thx

Great podcast, thank you so much teacher Thiago and teacher Cassé. I have been making a lot of grammar mistakes and I really feel like they are fossilized by now. But I am working on this, and my method to learn grammar is teaching. Teaching my brothers and people that are starting in their journey is helping me a lot.

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

That's a perfect way of learning more yourself when you teach others! Awesome!

Hi there, it had been a good podcast, i learned so much about how is important to study grammar. I am not good as a english writing but i am trying to improve every day. Thank so much, i will practice to become automatic

Thiago is amazing and Casse as well

Thank you for your video 🌹🌹🌹

O my god, I love you guys! It's really amazing because your conversation is enough for my brain to started creat thinkig in english e.g. during doing a breakfast

I wish that i had known earlier,so it would might facsinated me. In the first places i really didn’t noticed my grammatically/ or try to cared about it( and it’s still though ) but now im realizing how important it is rather than to be perfect i should to be automatic learner . I hopes i really can live and more enjoyed with it

@RealLifeEnglish1

10 ай бұрын

You can! Just don't give up!

I love you guys. You are my inspiration to overcome my English process learning.

@RealLifeEnglish1

9 ай бұрын

That's amazing to hear! Thanks for learning with us.

new vocab = wired (conected) thanks to keep the transcriptions on this!

Good grammar video I like it and learn a lot with them. Thank you so much.

Thanks

I like reading a grammar book. I have read 6 different grammar books from cover to cover so far.

Hey ,i' m new here coz i found your video so inspiring ,useful and valuable too

Best wishes from Poland

Hi Thiago, great podcast!. could you please recomend a book where to study and practice grammar? You said that you used one for practice every day. Thanks!!

Practicing english had been boring, before i watch you vedio podcast, now i realize it is very important to learn english. If you want to learn from it, you need to practice hard consistent. You podcast helped me alot to learn a little by little

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 ай бұрын

It's great to hear from you again, ziacatubig! Your progress means the world to us! Keep up the great work, my friend. ❤️

I wish i had started to learn grammar from the day i knew i was weak at it.However,it's never too late.

I wish i had found this video before!

Thiago, as pessoas que não gostam de estudar, não gostam de gramática. Só isso!!!

I was waiting for Both of ya

i wish i had mentor like you

@RealLifeEnglish1

25 күн бұрын

Hey there jeetusingh, you do have! We're here for you, my friend! ❤

good conversation and easy to understand , but I still have problem to understand native speakers... connect words.. and native expressions... and so on

I have come across the phrase..."One I wished I (had) never played, O what a mess we made." Amy winehouse "Love is a losing game". I suppose one of the lyrical examples "I wish I hadn't."

Thank you, guys, for this video. I totally agree that grammar is the foundation for good speech.🙂 I would like to know which book you suggest for studying grammar. I enjoy that type of book which helps fill in the blanks. #RealLife #RealLifeEnglish #LearnEnglish

I wish I had known your channel in year ago

I wish the ring had never come to me ~ 좋았을 텐데 Example) I wish I had never let him drive my car. Now my car is not in a good condition. I wish I had never forced him to follow my way. I still regret it. I think I didn't have a room in my mind back then. I wish I had never spent too much money on everything these days. I wish I had never listened to others who were not useful to me I wish I had made a plan on studying ENg. Thank you so much for this good Eng potcast. It makes me motivate to study. really appriciate it.

Hey guys 😊 Thank you so much for this and all the classes you give us.. let me tell you that I just installed the app and I already had my first chat 😮. It was with an Indian boy and it was very interesting 😊 About this particular class, I saw a commercial with a mam burning a hundreds grammar books 😢 telling in his comercial that those were "caca" because he tells everybody that you don't need grammar to speak English. This is the "ideal" learning a language without the grammar. 😢 of course I don't think that this is true.

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for using the app, I'm glad you had a nice conversation with another user! Sure, we don't need to focus only on grammar, but it's good to learn it at some point between working on your skills like speaking and listening!

Hi. Could anyone recommend a good grammar book for c2 ?

Tiago awesone teacher

this's what we can call it Philosophy of grammar .

@RealLifeEnglish1

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching!

Nice

Some of my friends said that grammar makes them not speak being free.

Hello, I wanted to ask you how should I do to learn English through movies and songs?

Hi everyone 😊

Suggest the best grammar book with examples

I hadn't the opportunity to visit United States Of America yet, but I will not guive up of this goal. I have all the reazons to listen to Rock n Roll music. They are the best.

Very wonderful episode Thank you very much Casey and Thiago❤❤

Good Start... hope more phrases like "I wish, I had not and I had". and fossilized mistakes & Habits an excellent phrase..

Portuguese grammar is boring too, but is very necessary.

Good day You know i cant say that? grammar is boring? but somertimes it can be rather difficult, thats why i wish i had starterd english earlyer as i learn it now. maybe then i could write to you better than now But i learned it since 2nd grade and even now when i m complitelly adult i m still like a child in english

I liked Thiago's shirt 👕 I got to study grammar, I know many words and undestand a lot but i don't know how to write a setence like a native speaker

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 ай бұрын

Do you think reading in English more can help you?

@llxcas_

3 ай бұрын

​@@RealLifeEnglish1I do

Yo estudio de todas las formas y mi avance es muy lento .... 😅

In thumbnail you just look alike "Bhuvan Bam" one of the most famous and loving indian youtubers.

I noticed while learning English that I am very focused when I watch the conversation, but when I listen to audio podcasts only, I don't focus and feel bored, I don't know why? 🤔

My reason to learn English from grammar is , how can I create a phrase in English 🤔

Thiago has a bad habit as well YOU KNOW. He says YOU KNOW too much and its a horrible language vice. I hope you can fix it as it would improve a lot the content! Congrats for the material and keep up the good work! Subscribed already

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback

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Thiago What’s your fav grammar book ? Could you share with us ? 😊

I hate the Grammer but i should pass it,i liked this video nowadays I'm trying to improve my listening eventhough i watch your content

@RealLifeEnglish1

3 ай бұрын

Hey there TahaKhanali, thanks for writing! Have you tried the RealLife English app yet? You can learn a TON - from vocabulary, to grammar and specially listening! Check it out: reallifeglobal.com/app/

Heey

Thiago represents Brazil. The Brazilian people are known by its sympathy and positive way to viewing the life

I hope if you let thiago talk anlone, it would be easier and shorter.. we're looking to seeing vedios for thiago alone

I am so gung ho about your podcast

What the level I should be to speak with others people in your app? 😮

@RealLifeEnglish1

Жыл бұрын

We created it for intermediate learners.

Actually, the course of learning English is similar to the learning to drive a car

They are speaking American or British cause are little different about pronunciation:’c

No it’s not

I wish I hadn't allowed him to come into my life.

Casse looks like Rihanna

BB ki vines,?

Really it is so boaring

I listen to your podcasts every day, thanks a bunch ❤️ I also left a message for you on instagram with my cv , could you check it please? Thank you in advance 🌸

Thanks