true, true! she is so right! i isolate words that i find hard to pronounce. I've learned how to pronounce "genuinely" correctly! so easy now!

You are the best teacher I've ever had

I recalled the first time I watched one of your first videos on KZread , can't forget your beautiful voice back then in USA so the time passed by, and now in Canada I still watching your videos because I like the way you teach, thanks a lot for supporting the non-native speakers community Hadar so much love and respect for you.❤

@wilmerhersa1808

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The video 8 and 9 on your KZread channel is what Im talking about. Take a look so you'll realize it. This community back you up, so proud of you Hadar.❤😊

@user-uj7eq9vf7e

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The best advisor on that matter is a parrot.

You are the key from information teacher Hadar 😊 This video by Hadar is about how to memorize a text, monologue, or scene in English to improve language skills. 1. She emphasizes that this method is not a substitute for practicing speaking and learning the language theory, but an additional tool. 2. She suggests choosing a text that is emotionally fulfilling to make the process more enjoyable. 3. She provides a step-by-step guide on how to memorize a text: i. Prepare the text: Write it down in your own handwriting or put it on a digital format like Google Docs. ii. Always say the text out loud: Connect your eyes, brain, and mouth by reading the text out loud. iii. Repeat the text: Repeat the text many times to develop muscle memory. Focus on repeating the challenging parts. iv. Record yourself: Record yourself saying the text and listen to it on the go to maintain the words in your brain. 4. She also provides tips on how to remember the order of sentences and how to deal with challenging words. 5. She discourages memorizing a text by shadowing someone else, as it may limit our freedom to explore our voice and different intonation patterns. 6. She warns about the negative aspect of memorizing: It should not be the only thing you do to improve your language skills. It should be a small part of your practice. 7. She emphasizes the importance of memorizing words within the context, as it helps to understand the meaning of the word and how to use it. 8. She demonstrates the memorization process using a monologue from the movie "Legally Blonde". 9. She encourages moving around and acting out the text to get it into your body and make the learning process more enjoyable. 10. She concludes by challenging the viewers to memorize a short text and share their experiences

On of the best inspiring person i've ever seen.

@hadar.shemesh

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❤️ thank you so much!!

Thank you for adding a whole new dimension to memorizing in an era when memorizing has been downgraded as a technique for learning language. (I'm learning Japanese and feel motivated to incorporate this kind of memory work in my study sessions.)

@hadar.shemesh

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That’s great! Good luck💪🏽 I think it’s so useful.

Thank you so much Hadar. I found this technique very useful because it can help us with pronunciation, connected speech, and learning new words in the context. Love all your videos ❤

I really enjoy to memorize things, biblical verses, histories, characters voices and frases. It help me a lot learn new words and pronunciation.

It feels so good to test something that really works. Thanks a bunch 😊

I love the way she speak English. It's very clear. ❤ Subscribed.

This is a great video! Thank you so much!

Thank you for this video - I've come aross it in right the moment! Absolutely helpful!

Loved this. Thank you for sharing this teaching.

undoubtedly a great professional in the field of knowledge of the English language

I did it with you. I had the text memorized by the end if the video. Love this exercise 😊

@hadar.shemesh

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Nice!!!! ❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

@hadar.shemesh

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Miss you!

Thank you teacher for share with us your technique.

Pretty good tecnoque and exercise. Easy. Thanks !

Yes teacher, it's real good technique in order to use your memory a little

Professor ! You are just excellent! Your Fan from Morocco. Thank you so much. keep going!

It was actually fun! 😊 Ty Hadar!

I love your passion at teaching 🎉

Too bad I didn’t know you when I was a child , when I had to learn poetry.

I am sure this method is for me to improve English skill. Thank you!

Ground breaking technique to memorize anything, thx dear ❤

Hello Hadar, english is my second language and your hacks are really helpful and the technique worked fantastic ! but if I got it right it took me twice as much time than you .....Thank you SO much.anyway . I’ll check tomorrow morning what I have memorized 😊 .May I add that memory is so much linked to emotions so that you really need a technique .

Teacher hadar you number one in pure information 😊thank you for your videos continue your exellent job lady teacher

The best maestra! 😊

I'm Spanish I speak 5 Languajes. My method is understanding English and repeating sentences mentally are powerful because repetition can anchor words in your mind Do it this every day

Super beneficial I love this ❤❤

That was great lesson. I did it step by step with you and succeeded 👏👏👏 At Alufa ;)

You are AMAZING!! Your instructions are so clear and logical...i am a native English speaker, but will be using this for learning other languages and lyric memorization... THANK YOU!!!

@hadar.shemesh

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Oh great! So glad you enjoyed it:)

Bonjour Hadar, merci pour cette vidéo qui m’a donné beaucoup d’outils. Vous êtes généreuse de nous partager la mémorisation d’un texte et c’était vraiment bien enseigner et qui peut également nous servir dans plein de domaines. C’est vrai que cet exercice est un bel apprentissage, en plus de nous donner confiance en nous. Il y a certaines choses que j’appliquais, mais vous m’avez confirmé que c’était bien en plus d’ajouter d’autres astuces pour m’aider davantage. J’adore votre spontanéité et ça rend l’apprentissage de l’anglais plus facile lorsque l’enseignante est passionnée et généreuse. C’est agréable d’apprendre avec vous. Merci beaucoup et bonne journée!

Fantastic. Memorizing good examples of text can help speak more fluently, eloquently, and authoritatively. Normally, I find it very difficult to memorize anything. With your help I already memorized that example in your video. Here it is, completely from my memory: "On my very first day at Harvard, a very wise professor quoted Aristotle, "Law is reason without passion." Well, no offense to Aristotle, in my three years at Harvard, I have come to find that passion is a key ingredient to the study and practice of law, and of life"

You is the key from information teacher hadar 😊

Im here to learn English for you and i love you♥️

in brief:The speaker discusses a method for memorizing a text by organizing it into short lines and thought groups, and encourages choosing a powerful monologue for practice. They recommend visualization, using body language, and repetition to aid memorization. Sharing the results within a community for feedback and support can be helpful in improving the memorization process.

@rawaaalhilween8333

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are u an AI ? :V

@e-genieclimatique

Жыл бұрын

@@rawaaalhilween8333No , i'm human , I am currently learning English and struggling. GPT-4 helps me understand certain videos and make a summary when it can

@micheldindaine8403

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HI !, I happened to do that same exercise two weeks ago using an exrept of the MILES DAVIS biography. I had already read this book twice and I just like the thousand mini stories that are hidden into the overall story of that great jazz musician. this book is not written in a literary style but rather the way people normally speak every day. I wrote each sentences separately, just like it is recommended in the video, then I tried to repeat them over and over until I get a good fluidity, I must confess that the hardest part is to recall the whole thing as a unit but it is very rewarding to be able to glue 2 to 3 parts together, it makes you sound "pro" and truer even if it's for a short time in the secret of your home. this is a challenging stuff but it is worth practicing. 😜😜 LOVED THE VIDEO.

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 and communication skills in English and other languages.😊😊

Thank you for your teaching

Great strategic. Thanks .you teacher

Thank you, this class was amazing. !!!

@hadar.shemesh

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Thank you!

This is so fun! I've actually memorized the whole text too! Thank you and keep doing what you're doing. 😊

@hadar.shemesh

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Way to go!

Great exercice✔

You are really great! I love you.

Great class.

Many thanks!

I memorized 👇 I was hiking up a mountain yesterday I slipped and twisted my ankle as we were going down step pass. It's so painful, I can hardly move. I bandaged it but it still hurts. If it doesn't get better soon, I'll see a doctor. 😊

@hadar.shemesh

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Great!

Excellent idea love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️

i believe this technique will help me. I don't need to learn English but improve my accent.

Thank you. You are the best

Hi) thanks for your help 🙏❤🎉

Bonjour, j’ai écrit le texte à la main dans un cahier, car même si je tape rapidement, un professeur a dit un jour que le fait d’écrire le texte à la main nous permettait de mieux retenir. De plus, j’ai ajouté après chaque ligne de texte, la transcription phonétique en utilisant le site toPhonetics parce que je suis débutante et pour me permettre de moins faire de fautes de prononciation. Merci encore pour ce vidéo très enrichissant. Bye et bonne soirée!

thank you so much❤❤❤💯

❤I like you videos good pronunciación and I feel motivated

Amazing 🎉❤❤

I always enjoy to learn from you beautiful teacher. You are a precious glft to this world.This is first message from me to you. May God bless you and all Jewish people.

@hadar.shemesh

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I’m glad you enjoy my work. Thank you!!

Outstanding

Wonderful 😊

Very useful for me

Saludos de colombia profe querida ❤

Is it possible for mandarin chinese sentences?

Wonderful

Great!

i don't know why i love you so much

thanks 🥰😍❤

Good I lik this 😍😍😍

Thank u

Great 👍👍👍👍👍

From Mozambique

Law is reason, free from passion. Passion is a key ingredient in practicing law and in life. Passion conquers reason!?

At 23.45there is a cut. I prefer to buy a prompter. Thank you so much anyway.

Teacher, thanks. What is your native language?

Great💙。I like it Most Muslims memorize the whole book of the Holy Quran or parts of it We Muslims can memorize an entire book, even children can memorize the Holy Quran

you remind me of that golden owl next to you on the bookcase

How to pronounce fresh, flesh, and flash?

Great🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌹🌺🌹

Make more videos about kevin and liza please

@hadar.shemesh

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What would you like me to say that I haven’t already? What bothers you?

@mybad2603

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@@hadar.shemesh Something like Kris Amerikos, he made 2 videos about them and proved they were teaching fake mistakes in a few vids

Excuse me, i hace a question, your English is american or britain? Thanks

Crazy techniqu

@mouhamedhaniche8099

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I love it❤

06:00 Connecting Out Loud

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later please

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U don't need to.... devices can manage everything 😂😂😂😂😂

Hi, that's why I often say that you people always doubt on me you don't have minor faith and believe

Nobody is perfect, it is just an illusion !! It is weird because everyone is stuck with that purpose but it is not a good thing to progress. Maybe because in school we are always against, we compare with, we judge others and ourself... It is stupid unfortunately. Perfection does not exist at the end of our life there is nothing. It is really strange as society organize that perfection idea for a moment of our life. I am sure it is for using our energy, dream, power, motivation... But nothing is thought about it.

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