Name: 英語はわかるけど、話せない...そんなあなたのための動画です。 (If You Understand English But Can't Speak it...This video is for You!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:08:43.000Z
Duration: 39 min 7 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

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In this guide, you'll discover the top seven ways to practice speaking on your own with our lessons, let's begin Number one Shadowing Shadowing is a proven learning technique where all you do is repeat what you hear in order to practice speaking.

So access any audio or video lesson on the site and press the play button to start.

Then, as you listen or watch, just repeat the conversations or even easier, read along out loud with the dialogue section.

The script is right there in front of you.

With our lessons, you can master entire conversations just like that number to read out loud.

I just mentioned it, but reading out loud is another powerful tactic and deserves its own mentions.

With every lesson you get written transcripts and translations.

So as you play the lesson, read the dialogue out loud as you hear it.

Why, by reading out loud, you're also practicing your speaking skills.

You can do this with the lesson notes the lesson transcript or the dialogue tool with the dialogue tool.

You can listen to each line again and again and repeat outloud until you master them all.

Speed up your reading to speed up your speaking.

Being able to speak without thinking is a sign of language mastery.

If you're talking to a native and can respond quickly, they'll assume that you're fairly fluent.

How can you do this when you read out loud?

Try increasing your speed a little bit every time.

So start by reading with the dialogue tool.

If you're like most learners, you'll read the first line slowly.

That's because you're still getting used to the words, which is okay.

You know most of the words, and you'll read a little faster.

On your third try, you'll be even faster at a native speaker.

Speed and being able to read these phrases out loud and fast will help you speak fast.

Number four Record and compare yourself with native speakers In order to sound like a native speaker, you must imitate native speakers.

So here's how access the voice recorder, which is in the dialogue.

Click on the microphone icon, listen to the native speakers audio and then record yourself.

You can then compare the two recordings side by side and practice and try again and again until you perfect your pronunciation.

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My welcome to our first ever evening, a vision of this series because the sound in the original video was destroyed.

Welcome back to ask Alicia the Weekly Siri's, where you ask me questions and I answer them.

First question this week comes from Patrick.

I know the basic English words, and I understand if someone speaks in English, for example, I understand your videos perfectly, but I have problems building correct English sentences like when I speak with another person.

Do you have any tips for how to build correct sentences?

I think that this just comes with practice.

Honestly, it's difficult to dio, but I know that there's not always a person that you can ask for help.

I will tell you a secret when I don't have confidence with something.

But I don't know how to answer something.

This is what I do, seriously, just google it.

I put quotation marks around like the phrase that I'm trying to make, and then I searched Google for it.

And if it's their great, then that means I can use it.

Maybe, like thousands of people have used that phrase, I know it's probably a common phrase.

If there are no results from, that probably means I've made a mistake somehow.

So that's maybe one good way to help you as you try to build phrases by yourself.

So trying that out Next West John next question comes from Hong Se Na one saying, Hi, I love your name.

I happen to have a friend named Melissa also.

Alicia, I don't I don't think Alicia is so common in the U.

And when I was growing up, I didn't have any other friends named Alicia.

Also, the spelling of my name is a little strange.

Usually it's built a l I C I A Maybe you know the artist Alicia Keys.

So my name was commonly confused as militia.

A lot cipher like Alison and Elissa, You and Aly and so on those air.

But Alicia, especially my spelling, is not so common, actually.

Is the H sound not always pronounced when followed by another continent, for example, while hanger or come back home?

Yes, the H sound is often pronounced very softly.

It's quite difficult to pronounce all of these syllables clearly, like in the example Come back home.

It's quite difficult to say the H sound clearly so in those cases, it's quite common to make the H down quite soft.

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