她们几乎以同样方式,英语达到近母语水平!

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  • @melissali3234
    @melissali32343 ай бұрын

    在正确的路上走得轻轻松松的vs.在错误的路上走的太努力😂

  • @user-vy2fm9dh5e
    @user-vy2fm9dh5e4 ай бұрын

    consistent 坚持才是关键,任何事都是这一个词,方法只能帮助你快一点,不能让你成功。每个人的方法不同,没有好坏,只有适合自己的方法。

  • @stallion5921

    @stallion5921

    4 ай бұрын

    我觉得喜爱要更重要, 亚洲人的忍耐能力是总所周知的强,但是很多时候我们都尝试逼迫自己学习。 然而人最大的潜能是需要喜爱+热情+合适的方法= 效果。 就像喜欢吃零食雪糕,自然就会胖,如果喜爱知识,上瘾一般学习,那最终的结果,就只是时间问题。 毕竟瘦的人可能要吃的多一些。

  • @sinliflash

    @sinliflash

    4 ай бұрын

    @@stallion5921同意 觉得有趣才能坚持。

  • @littleluck888

    @littleluck888

    3 ай бұрын

    亲爱的,那个字是perseverance.不是consistent

  • @user-vy2fm9dh5e

    @user-vy2fm9dh5e

    3 ай бұрын

    @@littleluck888的确,perseverance更准确。这也是我总结的,人的成功要素和教育子女最核心要素之一。

  • @jonsenliu230

    @jonsenliu230

    3 ай бұрын

    不完全认同你的看法。方法是可以不同,但方法有确实有错误和好坏之分,错误的糟糕的方法只会打击人的兴趣导致无法坚持,别忽略了正确的好的方法是引导一个人坚持的核心要素之一

  • @thelias91
    @thelias917 ай бұрын

    sum up : 1. find a content that you’re interested in, enjoy the process 2. be exposed to a huge amount of content 3. be exposed natural language 4. must be mostly comprehensible 5. prioritize input over output. 6. consistency

  • @lucklessmoon

    @lucklessmoon

    4 ай бұрын

    I can't understand 6

  • @elliotcheung9553

    @elliotcheung9553

    4 ай бұрын

    @@lucklessmoon Repeat Step1-5

  • @thelias91

    @thelias91

    4 ай бұрын

    @@lucklessmoon you have to do it consistently, for example every day.

  • @user-jy4rd8xb8m

    @user-jy4rd8xb8m

    4 ай бұрын

    good

  • @tracyzZ.

    @tracyzZ.

    2 ай бұрын

    thanks pal

  • @Chosenone-xr3su
    @Chosenone-xr3su4 ай бұрын

    Wow, this could be the best English learning lessons I have watched from the Internet, thank you so much, bro Kevin. Enjoy the process, seize the moment.

  • @Jamie-tr1pr
    @Jamie-tr1pr3 ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for your sharing, the vital points you mentioned in the video are exactly what I should stick to in my future English acquisition.

  • @user-gq5lp3mp7c
    @user-gq5lp3mp7c4 ай бұрын

    "Find what your are interested in", I think it's a very important point that can keep you progress consistently to reach that level. When I saw these guys in video, the same emotion is passion from their words, their faces.

  • @jennyxu7819
    @jennyxu7819Ай бұрын

    有没有考虑两个特别重要的因素: 1. 英语接近母语水平的人,他们开始接触英语的时候年纪有多大?如果非常小,10岁以下甚至6岁以下。这个时候对英语的吸收是“习得”而不是‘学习’。6岁以下儿童的大脑学习语言就是一台超级计算机。这就是为什么那个俄罗斯女孩从小看迪士尼可以看得懂。有研究显示,21岁以后才接触一种新的语言,仍有机会学到母语水平。但这些人的经历几乎不可复制。 2. 学习者的母语和英语的相似度。比如法语、德语、西班牙语,这些语言和英语相似度极高,这些语言的母语者学英语天生就有优势,很多词不查字典也能明白。另外文化上也相近,容易明白文字背后的意义。这个就像中国人看日语文字,即使从来没学过也能明白一二吧?对日语中贬己尊人的做法也非常理解吧? 对我来说,只有母语和我们一样是中文而能在英语学习上达到母语水平的人,他们的经验最有借鉴意义。

  • @user-yy5hu6un9z

    @user-yy5hu6un9z

    Ай бұрын

    比如说咱们中国人学韩语日语,和英语国家人学韩语日语是不一样的。

  • @ChinaGuide999

    @ChinaGuide999

    6 күн бұрын

    汉语是像形文字组合 这个估计全球没有吧,高丽和日本都是拼音文字组合

  • @jennyxu7819

    @jennyxu7819

    5 күн бұрын

    @@ChinaGuide999 日语中有日文汉字(漢字/かんじ Kanji),日本古代几乎完全借用汉字书写文言文。 他们的语言虽然与汉语分属不同语系,但是书写系统是借鉴汉语的。日语的平假名是中国书法草书演变而来,片假名是楷书演变而来(与‘假名’对应的有‘真名’,真名就是汉字)。韩语古代也是以汉字为表记,为了方便书写,才创设‘谚文’,并且也是深受汉语影响。日韩两种语言书写时都有和汉字混用的情况。韩语从70年代才改为纯用谚文书写。两种语言中直接借用汉语字形和发音的词汇都是数不胜数。汉字的影响对日韩实在深远。

  • @jennyxu7819

    @jennyxu7819

    5 күн бұрын

    我没研究过这个事。也许有其他象形文字转化来的语言吧?中亚地区那些古老文明?南亚国家?

  • @MelodySweet-rj3bl
    @MelodySweet-rj3bl2 ай бұрын

    我从小就爱听歌,还爱唱歌,我记得我从小学剑桥英语我就唱歌,然后我也不知道唱的是什么意思,我就是会唱😂,然后初中高中我就天天听歌,听歌回家路上 洗头都唱歌,唱着唱着我自言自语,而且我和视频里面的人一样我从来不用背课本单词,我早在唱歌里面会了😂,但是由于我都是唱歌学的英语,可能我的表达不是非常就是高级的那种,我的留学生朋友说我讲话有些和歌词一样只言片语😂,现在我想要更加高级表达,还是多看书,但是我的确真的很喜欢唱歌,现在学西语,我学了几周的时候我就会唱西语歌了,(虽然我还是不懂的什么意思😂),然后现在和西语学了几个月,说实话正经学只有一个月,我就天天听歌,因为我太爱西语歌了😂现在都会唱至少几首了,我发现我也不需要特别背单词啊,就是听多了就会了😂,我只能说唱歌可能能让我快速语言入门并且达到一个还可以的口语水平吧

  • @user-de8we8yu7c

    @user-de8we8yu7c

    13 күн бұрын

    哥们儿,说实在的,你的中文也是只言片语,稀碎。

  • @mnmk5170

    @mnmk5170

    5 күн бұрын

    Talent

  • @user-mg1tv1dv9s
    @user-mg1tv1dv9s4 ай бұрын

    我最近看了很多不出国学的很好的人总结的要点,无一例外第一条全是大量接触自然语言,当然前提是先正确的学会发音和一些简单单词。第二条是内容要能理解50左右,知道这个视频能理解到70/80左右就可以看下一个,重点还是要大量的输入

  • @nking99t

    @nking99t

    4 ай бұрын

    跟我学粤语很像,从小看TVB长大的,有大量输入。

  • @user-fz9th1bg4f

    @user-fz9th1bg4f

    3 ай бұрын

    怎么接触呢

  • @NianjiaHuang

    @NianjiaHuang

    3 ай бұрын

    How to choose the proper materials?

  • @xmz341

    @xmz341

    2 ай бұрын

    你都来到youtube了还问怎么接触,服了你了

  • @avanti2k

    @avanti2k

    2 ай бұрын

    Comprehensive input

  • @jjjessika
    @jjjessika2 ай бұрын

    This is the very video I was looking for! Actually i have done a lot of research on how to enhance a language in a correct way. I have formed some of my own thinking, and this video makes me believe I am right with a lot of supporting evidence, which makes it all clear to me.

  • @kristielovesfpvcalligraphy
    @kristielovesfpvcalligraphy3 ай бұрын

    i love your video, thanks for sharing your findings with us.

  • @Dragon-yw4xw
    @Dragon-yw4xw4 ай бұрын

    我就是靠看KZread来学英语的,没这些女生说得好,但是也接近90%的水平,并且能够理解各种meme、梗、搞笑的、调侃的,谈生意和跟女士聊天都没问题。我觉得大量输入和大量输出是关键。

  • @dorisz7951

    @dorisz7951

    4 ай бұрын

    请问您平时都看哪些频道呀~ 求推荐 😊

  • @KevanBarr

    @KevanBarr

    3 ай бұрын

    是的,看KZread,比看 影视剧 管用,看影视剧 没什么用

  • @user-ki7uy2lo1s

    @user-ki7uy2lo1s

    3 ай бұрын

    那请问是看什么频道呢 @@KevanBarr

  • @spicygalredpepper9579

    @spicygalredpepper9579

    3 ай бұрын

    @@user-ki7uy2lo1s laowhy86

  • @renojames5042

    @renojames5042

    3 ай бұрын

    求推荐

  • @suxin1105
    @suxin11054 ай бұрын

    我觉得输出也一样重要。举个例子,我看过《诡秘之主》作者的采访,他作为网文作家,读过很多书,书架上也摆满了一堆书。但是我注意到一个现象,就是他在接受采访的时候,并不会像这个视频中那些人一样侃侃而谈,反而说得有点磕巴。整个人的表现就是不善言辞。母语者都尚且如此别说使用第二语言了。所以我觉得英语要好你还需要具备另一个特质,那就是你要有表达欲,并且要多加练习。

  • @Red_bean985

    @Red_bean985

    4 ай бұрын

    是,所以一般那種外務工作的人外語會學得特別好,如果讓你去歐美日本當個工人,你就算待大半輩子說話也是坑坑巴巴。語言是一種工具跟技術,終究需要熟練。

  • @RR-nu2ov

    @RR-nu2ov

    4 ай бұрын

    我觉得,其实对于任何一个国家的普通的native speaker来说,绝大部分日常对话,本来就可能会说的不清楚,有点磕巴或错误,这是一个很正常的现象。 作为母语者,除非是类似主持人等语言能力非常强的人,日常对话就表现出侃侃而谈、非常流畅,其实是不自然的、也是不真实的。 我从另外一个频道里看到一位播主说过:“相当多的KZreadr在他们的节目里说英语的那种流畅状态或许会给英语学习者一种误导,其实老美日常不是那样说话的。” 以上是我的一点个人看法哈,欢迎交流。🍇

  • @allenz.4153

    @allenz.4153

    3 ай бұрын

    先说诡秘之主好看不

  • @MezSirius

    @MezSirius

    3 ай бұрын

    @@allenz.4153那必然好看

  • @yuanyuanshen8422

    @yuanyuanshen8422

    3 ай бұрын

    还有个例子就是金庸,能写出精彩的小说,但是说话磕磕巴巴。 但是,我觉得这不能证明输出的重要性。他们用的是母语,他们缺少练习母语的机会吗?当然不是。他们只是天生不擅长说话罢了。

  • @Chun1Lai
    @Chun1Lai4 ай бұрын

    謝謝你的精彩影片! 非母語人士可以說的這麼好的技巧真的都很實用 而且聽到他們的心路歷程感覺受到很大的鼓舞🥰🥰 剛好在需要更加精進英語的時候看見這支影片,讓我更清楚自己已經有很多輸入,還要再更focus輸出的部分😆希望有朝一日變的像那位說的一樣忽然意識到自己進步飛快~

  • @XunZhong
    @XunZhong2 ай бұрын

    这句话依然适用:以大部分人的努力程度之低,完全不到拼天赋的程度。 如果觉得英语学不好,输入可能比别人少了一个数量级。

  • @willingee

    @willingee

    2 ай бұрын

    真相了

  • @myles_wang

    @myles_wang

    Ай бұрын

    英语是所有需要学习的目标中最能反映努力的,因为只要是人类就会说话,就能学会英语,不存在“天赋”的问题。这并不像数学、物理、艺术等等需要“天赋”

  • @XunZhong

    @XunZhong

    Ай бұрын

    @@myles_wang 我不这样认为。人的语言天赋确实有差异,有的人掌握新语言很顺利,练习一遍等价于其他人练很多遍。这样的差异就可能产生“持续被激励”和“放弃”的区别,是有明显区分作用的。

  • @yuki-qr5jy

    @yuki-qr5jy

    20 күн бұрын

    @@XunZhong我觉得这根本就是天赋,有的人年纪轻轻就会几门语言,不是天赋是什么,有些真不是努力就可以成功的

  • @csywashington

    @csywashington

    12 күн бұрын

    不是可能,是一定。母语者之所以成为母语者,不是天生的,也是经过大量输入才成为母语者的,只是很多人没有意识到罢了。你吃奶时在听、拉粑粑时在听,洗白白时还在听,在你小时候学会一句较完整表达的之前,都在做着大量的听力练习,也就是大量的输入。所以最接近母语的学习外语方式,就是多听,没有其他捷径,其他妄图走捷径的极有可能就成为哑巴英语!

  • @ponkarta2012
    @ponkarta20122 ай бұрын

    學不同的語言就像是學著用不同的方式看待世界。我認為語言學不好跟學生對於這世界有沒有熱忱的活力與開闊的心胸也很重要。很棒的影片😊🎉❤

  • @slee789

    @slee789

    29 күн бұрын

    这都要分类一下 。。。

  • @phillv1391
    @phillv13913 ай бұрын

    总结的相当好!你现在也是其中一员了!

  • @XIYIREN2006

    @XIYIREN2006

    2 ай бұрын

    He is not

  • @Wanise1987
    @Wanise19874 ай бұрын

    great video for English learner

  • @vickeyhu5482
    @vickeyhu5482Ай бұрын

    很棒的內容匯整

  • @wo888wo888
    @wo888wo8883 ай бұрын

    Would you share more details about the KZreadrs you mentioned? Thanks

  • @peggyaddson3148
    @peggyaddson31484 ай бұрын

    很不错的视频内容!谢谢

  • @polam2595
    @polam25953 ай бұрын

    Immersive time on English may result no time for other subjects such as Math, Physics, Biology, Arts etc

  • @instinctopia5138
    @instinctopia51382 ай бұрын

    I really agree on this and I didn't realize the importance of input until I really started teaching someone else English, and this is the most natual way of learning a language, even your mother tongue

  • @88speedingup
    @88speedingup4 ай бұрын

    thanks, great work!

  • @loveplay1983
    @loveplay19834 ай бұрын

    I had similar experiences in terms of getting a lot of input information. For example, finding a stable conversation partner, it was quite interesting since my English partners and friends all came from online video games.

  • @user-iq6dr7fw6n

    @user-iq6dr7fw6n

    4 ай бұрын

    can you introduce some online video games which can make friends with people who speak English

  • @lg2sowoxnckhcnd

    @lg2sowoxnckhcnd

    Ай бұрын

    Woww

  • @xiaoyangcui9
    @xiaoyangcui910 күн бұрын

    一二三点很清晰,有用!!!

  • @EvelynHang-tg3bh
    @EvelynHang-tg3bh3 ай бұрын

    thanks for your sharing!

  • @yao_10_18
    @yao_10_18Ай бұрын

    Environment is key! Practice and consistency

  • @kennySg101
    @kennySg1013 ай бұрын

    I am sure westners are just as amazed at how good u can speak Chinese. Not all westerner can speak good English.

  • @wenbopeng7862
    @wenbopeng78624 ай бұрын

    I think the one thing they have in common is that they already lived in a native English-speaking country as a child or they had 1 to 1 tutoring before. If you haven’t lived in North America or Europe until after high school, unfortunately you're probably not going to be a native speaker for the rest of your life.

  • @yuentungcheung5936

    @yuentungcheung5936

    4 ай бұрын

    I'm totally agree with you

  • @freddiekwan3899

    @freddiekwan3899

    3 ай бұрын

    I will be amazed if anyone living in North Korean can speak fluent English.

  • @user-oo1sp1tw1p
    @user-oo1sp1tw1p4 ай бұрын

    很棒分享

  • @vikiangle
    @vikiangle4 ай бұрын

    i don't want to say it, but I think there is something called talent in learning language ...that plays into it..

  • @zyelload7242

    @zyelload7242

    4 ай бұрын

    yeah

  • @ywzh3023

    @ywzh3023

    4 ай бұрын

    I think so too. 😢

  • @user-bi1gh3ny7n
    @user-bi1gh3ny7n4 ай бұрын

    It makes sense. Great.

  • @user-qs8tp7qv8j
    @user-qs8tp7qv8j3 ай бұрын

    thank you so much for your sharing

  • @henryhan8838
    @henryhan88384 ай бұрын

    Grear work!

  • @user-bc8rn1uf7n
    @user-bc8rn1uf7n3 ай бұрын

    learned the key of how to be good at english

  • @goldnwaters
    @goldnwaters4 ай бұрын

    他们都很爱英语

  • @alexwong8076
    @alexwong80763 ай бұрын

    Only environment counts! Efforts and methods take the second and third place!

  • @qida2937
    @qida29373 ай бұрын

    There's also talent, some people are naturally better at languages (easier and faster to pick up than average). That doesn't mean we shouldn't try these teniques. Also, some people just can't get rid of their original accent doesn't matter how hard they try, please don't feel guilty about it, it's totally normal.

  • @sumtrol
    @sumtrol2 ай бұрын

    谢谢

  • @dabinchen9182
    @dabinchen91824 ай бұрын

    comprehensible input is the core concept to learn any language When we were a infant, we all experienced a silent period, where we would not speak one word no matter how hard our parent tried, several months later, we started to pick up the language and imitate what the parent said. People thought when we spoke is the beginning of language acquisition, it is not. It is actually the result of language acquisition by a lot of comprehensible input from out parent. So according to this concept, we have to find the material that fit our language level and also the content that you enjoy to consume. With the correct approach, you will improve dramatically

  • @PallasCatFinance
    @PallasCatFinanceАй бұрын

    Just use it everyday on every occasion … like any native speakers do…then you will become much more fluent.

  • @t840428
    @t8404284 ай бұрын

    嘆! 當讀英文是為了考試(ielts)時 就是一個痛苦

  • @user-dm2ff4xn5l
    @user-dm2ff4xn5l3 ай бұрын

    那是个折磨真是绝了 That'a troture

  • @cheggite
    @cheggite4 ай бұрын

    02:22乱码的地方应该是 they're actually really fun.

  • @AustiineLiu
    @AustiineLiu2 ай бұрын

    请问Vicky博主的id是什么呀!好喜欢她!

  • @frankyu2550
    @frankyu25504 ай бұрын

    thx

  • @UpPeakWoo
    @UpPeakWoo4 ай бұрын

    very inspired

  • @Kafuka-gi5dh
    @Kafuka-gi5dh2 ай бұрын

    太厉害了,我的英语离开学校后越来越差了,一直想学好却都没捡起来😂

  • @makoto_lys
    @makoto_lys4 ай бұрын

    I just found that Europeans usually seem to speak more fluently in English despite the fact that they might misuse certain words and grammar. I've watched tons of anime back then but my Japanese improved only after I studied certain basic grammar like what is hiragana, katakana and how a Japanese sentence constructed. If you know nearly nothing about that language, you can never improve... so I really, cannot believe someone successfully learn a language before they learnt any fundamental knowledge of that language😑😑

  • @marlowey9119

    @marlowey9119

    4 ай бұрын

    Agree

  • @user-cd1td3nc4q

    @user-cd1td3nc4q

    2 ай бұрын

    Yep agree

  • @tonyho9088
    @tonyho90884 ай бұрын

    谢谢你。

  • @user-sh7xr7rr7l
    @user-sh7xr7rr7l2 ай бұрын

    good job

  • @kenjiang6860
    @kenjiang6860Ай бұрын

    One thing in common for those people is that they are freaking talented. It's possible to speak really good English, but to the level where you speaking as your mother tongue, this needs talent, lol. It applies to learning any languages 😂😂

  • @weebellplus8410
    @weebellplus84103 ай бұрын

    good tips

  • @user-jz7ee4qz5b
    @user-jz7ee4qz5b4 ай бұрын

    博主的口音很好聽

  • @roseelli5064
    @roseelli50644 ай бұрын

    Vicky的口音真的很好聽

  • @yifanwang6824

    @yifanwang6824

    2 ай бұрын

    Vick的油管账号叫什么名字呀?

  • @xblow4471

    @xblow4471

    19 күн бұрын

    @@yifanwang6824korean with miss vicky

  • @jackli1924
    @jackli19243 күн бұрын

    Hi Keven. I can understand English KZreadrs quite well but cannt understand TV shows such as Morden Family. So what should I do to speank English fluently. go on watching KZreadrs that I 100% understand or watching TV shows than I can understand only 50%. Any advise will be apprecated! Thank you a lot!

  • @c.c.unjform
    @c.c.unjform2 ай бұрын

    How important Comprehensible input is😮

  • @user-se6vt8gq8p
    @user-se6vt8gq8p3 ай бұрын

    主要是没有环境,根本没有必要,也没有机会去用英语和别人沟通,就算英语短时间提高到了一个比较高的水平,一段时间不听,不说,还是会退回去

  • @Maisismine
    @Maisismine2 ай бұрын

    可以用這個學習德語嗎?

  • @user-ow3wj4bp8i
    @user-ow3wj4bp8i4 ай бұрын

    nice video

  • @user-lx9hf6ed9q
    @user-lx9hf6ed9q3 ай бұрын

    Fine, conclude the viedio: We need enough input which are intriguing and authentic Then u need retell the material in your own way.that’s all

  • @tianyangzhang4727
    @tianyangzhang47274 ай бұрын

    老哥我提一个建议,textbook的读法不是tes-te-book,一般这个t都会被吞掉,tex-book会比较正确。

  • @Asiyah2001

    @Asiyah2001

    4 ай бұрын

    无所谓啊理解就行

  • @allenz.4153
    @allenz.41533 ай бұрын

    你有小红书账号么?想follow

  • @Univerplex
    @UniverplexАй бұрын

    3:12 処「绝大部份都是强调输出,而非输出」--「篰分」之「分」應无人偏,以及弜調之物應爲「輸入」而非「输出」

  • @Univerplex

    @Univerplex

    Ай бұрын

    7:30 処「大量的输出」亦應爲「輸入」

  • @Univerplex

    @Univerplex

    Ай бұрын

    8:53 処「did I just write that!」之「write」應爲「say」

  • @Cire-rk4ds
    @Cire-rk4ds2 ай бұрын

    and I was actually really fun !!

  • @Brandonfunky
    @Brandonfunky2 ай бұрын

    歐洲人會比較容易,因為發音及共鳴的方式。基本上,過了一個歲數,基本上一些固定發聲的習慣就很難改變了。除非你是非常好的模仿者,如果不是。真的會蠻有難度的。而女生發聲也是天生有利於學習不同語言。這跟器官上天生的相異也有關係。

  • @shuguangli1133

    @shuguangli1133

    2 ай бұрын

    中学5年俄语,毕业四年后基本忘掉。大学从ABC开始,哑巴英语。32岁强化一年德语,然后在德国呆一年,发音还行。英语又基本忘掉。45岁开始学听说读写,至今已经20多年,始终过不了口语关(发音还凑合,与同龄人相比),错过了最佳年龄段。相反,女儿在国内学哑巴英语7年,大二出来后仅三年,接听电话时别人以为她是native speaker。此外,作为南方人,她没有在北方生活过,普通话不够地道,而我21岁在北京呆了五个月之后,北京人不知道我是南方人。所以,年龄,性别差异对学语言的发音相当重要。

  • @user-xl9zo6rs5y
    @user-xl9zo6rs5y4 ай бұрын

    Can someone kindly provide me some hints how to get rid of the translating process? I find out hard to prepare my thoughts ready before talking. My thoughts are in a mess and I feel like a 3-year old child if thinking in English.😂

  • @supertroy6770
    @supertroy67703 ай бұрын

    我最近学了西班牙语才意识到母语西班牙语的人学英语要比母语中文的人容易的多,同样母语中文的要比母语日文的人容易。母语的体现不在语法、阅读、听力等,而重点在于发音。发音是取决于人体的生理结构,而不只是大脑。

  • @XIYIREN2006

    @XIYIREN2006

    2 ай бұрын

    生理结构 都差不多, 出生在美国的华人也能说英语

  • @yapeng9568
    @yapeng956810 күн бұрын

    一直在持续自学英语和意大利语的道路上苦苦挣扎。。

  • @yiwan4744
    @yiwan47444 ай бұрын

    这几个中文博主的口语这么复杂而且全是大词 明显是提前写好的水平太虚 多输入对于口语帮助微乎其微 看看张朝阳就知道了

  • @koumatthew4469
    @koumatthew44692 ай бұрын

    年过30,学英语不知道为了什么。之前学了日语和英语,突然发现都没啥用处。还是学点技术赚钱是第一位了。语言只是个工具,只适合青少年或者时间较为充裕,不需要为生活考虑的群体。

  • @angellv2097
    @angellv20974 ай бұрын

    why don’t u put the id of those youtubers?

  • @Daniel-in5bg
    @Daniel-in5bg3 ай бұрын

    说得快有毛用。我得能听懂才可以。😂

  • @forsel98
    @forsel9825 күн бұрын

    I can be as good as they are if i had a parter to talk with, 90% at least.

  • @zhigangxu2007
    @zhigangxu20074 ай бұрын

    Sir, you pronounce “share” more as “shire”? Which province of China are you from?

  • @ElissaQiu
    @ElissaQiuАй бұрын

    good

  • @hlee5200
    @hlee52004 ай бұрын

    还有一共同点就是除了西方面孔,几乎也都练成了指挥家

  • @RR-nu2ov

    @RR-nu2ov

    4 ай бұрын

    你好,请问你说的“指挥家”是什么意思?

  • @LiangLao2

    @LiangLao2

    4 ай бұрын

    @@RR-nu2ov 说话时,喜欢双手摆来摆去

  • @RR-nu2ov

    @RR-nu2ov

    3 ай бұрын

    哈哈,明白啦。谢谢提醒,我开始留意这点@@LiangLao2

  • @markcavedish
    @markcavedish3 ай бұрын

    好像克拉申的可理解性输入

  • @13hehe
    @13hehe2 ай бұрын

    英语还好了。算是好学的语言。试着学学法语看看。😭

  • @RivenZG
    @RivenZG3 ай бұрын

    我学英语的时候,确实源于兴趣,因为我爱打游戏,我就去玩美服的各种RPG,从一开始连自己的属性面板都看不懂,到后来可以跟全世界所有玩家讨论怎么样去培养自己的角色,的时候,已经发现,我特么已经能轻松跟老外聊天了。🤪

  • @EricHan-mo9sw
    @EricHan-mo9sw3 ай бұрын

    感兴趣、可以理解、大量输入、长久时间

  • @karenkaren6283
    @karenkaren62832 ай бұрын

    视频还说他在学校学英语的教材,一年就两本, 加起来就不到一万,快一万的词汇量。 但是大学毕业的英语母语者的词汇量就23000左右, 你一年学一万词汇量还少吗? 这到底什么意思? 自已有了这个词汇量了不会找课外书看吗? 也许你当时还小没有想到, 但是你在抱怨一年一万词汇量还少的时候,说明你根本不懂英语母语者有多少词汇量。

  • @user-yy5hu6un9z
    @user-yy5hu6un9zАй бұрын

    我朋友就是从小看英剧美剧,然后就几乎是母语水平

  • @lili-nr1eg
    @lili-nr1eg2 ай бұрын

    请问,有几位是女性?

  • @XIYIREN2006
    @XIYIREN20062 ай бұрын

    should u say what they have in common ? instead of what do they share in common ?

  • @user-cv7rl8xv5k
    @user-cv7rl8xv5k4 ай бұрын

    謝謝分享 小提示 3:11 改成強調輸入會更貼切 辛苦了

  • @goldnwaters

    @goldnwaters

    4 ай бұрын

    好认真👍

  • @wenliliang5202
    @wenliliang52023 ай бұрын

    大家推荐几个博主😊

  • @user-xp6we8mp8l
    @user-xp6we8mp8l4 ай бұрын

    請問片中youtuber的名字是?

  • @valefeng410

    @valefeng410

    2 ай бұрын

    Ruri

  • @user-ul1wz2bh1m
    @user-ul1wz2bh1m4 ай бұрын

    为什么听博主讲英文,我总觉得我自己嗓子眼有口痰😂

  • @hongtan3699

    @hongtan3699

    4 ай бұрын

    我也听到怪怪的发声

  • @user-nw2rw8fm7w
    @user-nw2rw8fm7w3 ай бұрын

    3.14中文字幕错了

  • @luizgeraldo3412
    @luizgeraldo34122 ай бұрын

    Solteiro mora no Brasil 0:20

  • @user-md1ir1od3h
    @user-md1ir1od3hАй бұрын

    求那些油管英语大神的账号

  • @lg2sowoxnckhcnd
    @lg2sowoxnckhcndАй бұрын

  • @user-my7mz4cj7w
    @user-my7mz4cj7w3 ай бұрын

    any possibility that they are just good at learning a language🤣

  • @annogerber-kurokawa9399
    @annogerber-kurokawa93997 күн бұрын

    reach that level....theres no to or an prep needed

  • @mikelink6501
    @mikelink650115 күн бұрын

    就像 ai,需要 Large language

  • @huhu-nc8jz
    @huhu-nc8jz6 күн бұрын

    学累了,看看学习视频

  • @asmr_rico
    @asmr_rico3 ай бұрын

    就连AI都可以学会全世界几百种语言,我们人类完全可以借鉴,AI就是通过成千上万的内容灌输,才让它学会的

  • @RichardZhangGEEK
    @RichardZhangGEEK2 ай бұрын

    This theory failed on me. I consumed very very huge amount English input, through almost 30years consistent English input everyday. But I still can not speak. I still need to think and then talk, and only can use very basic English words. I now think output practices is as important as input.

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