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  • Hey welcome to Let’s Talk, well here we are, of course you have met Michelle before

  • and you have watched her wonderful lessons _and so have you watched her wonderful lessons

  • and you know that she is Niharika, _and here we are here together today, so we thought

  • that why not come together and have a video for all of you guys _I think we should tell

  • them why we decided to make this video _yes _so the other day we were having a coffee

  • together and we were just going through our comments and we saw how people are really

  • coming up with this request that we shoot a video together, so we were like why not?

  • Let’s just do it, _absolutely _you know _absolutely. So we thought that let’s just

  • start withhow to learn English?’ because there are so many people who come up to us

  • and they are like, ‘okay how do we just start learning English, how do we go about

  • it? So we thought that yes why not help our people to learn English. _Yeah and they also

  • wonder you know, how could we improve? How could we get better? And here we are, I think

  • we have listed quite a few ideas together that we brain stormed, and we have come up

  • with few suggestions for you all. _Yes, so we have ten simple steps for you, to learn

  • English _yeah _and were gonna start with something very, very simple which is think

  • in English, what do you think about that Michelle? _Yeah I think, ‘thinking in Englishis

  • pretty important because it helps your fluency and restricts your mother tongue, _Exactly,

  • _what do you guys think about it? _So you know what happens very often is, a lot of

  • people when they try to learn a new language, _yeah, _and they feel that, you know it is

  • so tough learning a new language, _yeah, _you know it’s not the language, _yeah, _I really

  • feel that it’s because they think in their native language, so when you think, _ya sure,

  • _i your native language, and then you try to speak English, ta-da, that’s the mistake

  • that you do. _yeah, yeah, yeah… _So people spend a lot of time in translating, so even

  • like native speakers if incase if they are rally fluent with two different languages

  • and they end up thinking in a different language and speak in different language, even they

  • get stuck, so I’m sure it’s very difficult for the learners as well. So what I really,

  • really believe in is that you need to start thinking in English. _Hmm, _So maybe what

  • you can do is, you know say for example, you are planning your day, _Hmm, _o when you are

  • planning your day, _Yeah, _why not think in English, right? _absolutely, for your daily

  • routine, _umm, yes or maybe you are in a restaurant, trying to order some food, wondering what

  • to eat, so when you are thinking about the food, the different dishes, _yeah, yeah

  • _that youve ordered, so why not think that in English. Yeah, I mean, I think your first

  • step should be just to think in English and you know not at all go there to that zone

  • where you think in your mother tongue, I mean there should be kind of a restriction or barrier

  • in your mind in thinking in your mother tongue when it comes to talking in English, but otherwise

  • it’s a great idea to use your mother tongue as long as youre conversing with people

  • cannot talk English, _yes, _that’s what I was saying, I think it’s a very good point

  • there, _so people, make sure that you start thinking in English, _yeah, so she’s made

  • a very good point there and now that she is talking about thinking, I think we should

  • also talk about talking, you know because that’s the next step, so when you think,

  • then you talk, so talking to yourself, how about that? _yeah, _So quite often it happens

  • that you know that we really don’t get people to talk to in English, and quite a few of

  • my students whove come up to me and told me, I don’t really get anybody to talk to

  • me in English, coz everyone around me, you know, speaks in my native language and I go

  • like, yeah that’s quite possible problem _yeah, _and we need a real solution for this.

  • So my suggestion for such a problem is that why don’t you talk to yourself in English,

  • yeah, I mean, I know that sound a bit crazy, but then yeah, like, I mean, what you could

  • do is you could just plan like 2-3 minutes long conversation and you could go in front

  • of the mirror, you know and talk to yourself, and look at how you appear when you talk in

  • English, and this is not regarding your appearance, _yes, _this is more about your body language

  • because when you try and speak a language, you are not just you know communicating, it’s

  • your body language, you know the verbal and the non-verbal coming together, so I think

  • it’s a good idea you know to plan an introduction about yourself, like, who you are, where you

  • come from, what’s your profession, you know and going in front of the mirror and go like,

  • Hi, my name is Josh and you know and I’m from so and so country and my profession is,

  • I’m a teacher, I’m a blog writer, and etc., etc. So I think that’s a good way

  • to start talking in English, _it does, _when you don’t have someone around you, yeah,

  • _it builds your confidence, _yeah it does, _it does. So what’s the next thing that

  • would really help you in learning English? Well I feel that, one should work in their

  • fluency and not really focus on grammar, what do you think Michelle? _I think that’s a

  • great idea because grammar is so boring, I mean whenever I think of to a pronoun it turns

  • me off, _absolutely, well do you think, people are gonna ask you that, hey can you define

  • what’s a pronoun or what’s a noun? _No I don’t think they would any day and I don’t

  • think it’s important for communication either. _Absolutely, so what we totally believe in

  • is fluency, _Um-hmm, _and not focusing on grammar. _yeah that makes sense. _yeah, well

  • you know when it comes to fluency, you need to pay attention on your communication _hmm

  • _skills _yeah _It’s not really grammar, of course grammar is gonna help you when you

  • wanna write good English, _yeah, yeah, yeah… _but when it comes to communicating with people,

  • _Um-hmm, _I really feel that it’s your fluency and not grammar, _yeah absolutely coz fluency

  • kind of includes your vocabulary as well, so if your grammar goes wrong it’s perfectly

  • fine but, if you don’t have the words, you are at loss, because you don’t know what

  • to say, _right. _I think you made a wonderful point there. _So when people think that you

  • know you have to work on your grammar, and not your fluency, well they are absolutely

  • wrong, because when you end up thinking, Oh my god, am I going correct? Am I saying the

  • right tense? And that is when you start stammering or that is when you get stuck, _yeah _while

  • youre, _yeah, _communicating, so, well yes, grammar is important, _it is, _but what

  • I believe is, your focus should not be on grammar but more on _fluency, _fluency, yes.

  • _Fluency, absolutely right, and you know that takes me to another point coz as she said

  • that grammar is not so important but fluency is, the same way quite a few people are saying

  • that pronunciation is not important, okay? But I don’t really agree with that, coz

  • the way you speak, is very important, for another person to understand what exactly

  • you are saying, _yes, very true. _isn’t it? _So _very true, _So if I end up pronouncing

  • a word wrong here, she may not be able to understand what that is, _yeah, I’ll be

  • like, um, okay… _yeah, so for example we have the wordaddress’ & ‘address

  • okay, so these are two different words and address is like a verb which means when you

  • introduce somebody in a speech or in a gathering, and address is the place where you live, which

  • is a noun, so just with my pronunciation, I can make a whole lot of difference with

  • the way my message, you know, with people to understand, _very true, very true, _ what

  • I’m trying to say, so, but problem here is that pronunciations gets very boring sometimes,

  • you know and people are like, how do I make all these you know proper gestures and how

  • do I put my tongue in the right place, and my mouth on the right place, to speak the

  • right thing, so for that I got a very interesting thing here, If you want to learn pronunciation,

  • I think tongue twisters are great idea, yeah? Coz they are lot of fun, you know and you

  • don’t have to think about where you need to put your tongue because you can twist it

  • the way you want so for that Niharika, you are in for a challenge, _okay… _yeah, I

  • have something written with me, because I can’t remember it, so I’ve just written

  • it down, but you are going to face the brunt of it. So I’m gonna speak a tongue twister

  • and I’ll ask you to repeat that, okay? _Okay, I’m gonna try, _So, yeah, let me try this,

  • listen to carefully, okay? And yeah you can try that as well, please and I’ll be glad

  • if you could do that, sothe thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne

  • throughout Thursday.” _Wow, _How’s that? _Am I really supposed to do that? _yeah, _okay

  • let me try, can I read it too? _Okay, there you go, _Okay, wellthe thirty-three thieves

  • thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.” Okay, was it okay? _Yeah that

  • was good, _okay let me try again, okay, “the thirty-three thieves thought that they thrilled

  • the throne throughout Thursday.” _Yeah, you got it better now, yeah, so look at this,

  • this helped her pronounce the words correctly and this also helped her with the fluency

  • which she was talking about, you know so you get the speed, you get the correct pronunciation

  • and trust me grammar goes away, it’s not the most important thing you know when it

  • comes to communicating your message, _True that. _So as I was talking about fluency you

  • know, and stressing words withaddressandaddressas you just heard, I think

  • I need to emphasize more on this topic, coz this is a very common problem and I think

  • you might have faced the problem with this as well, so this is essentially a problem

  • of word stress, _right, _so this specifically about syllables, which means different parts

  • of the word and which part do you need to stress, _yes, _right? So just like address

  • and address, I have another example for you, have you read the reader’s digest? You know

  • you must have read it, and that is a noun, okay where we stress ondiright, and

  • you sayDI-gestokay? There’s another word, ‘diGESTas you see, I stressed

  • on the syllable herediGEST’, you know and just did the stress part. Now this is

  • a verb, as in you are digesting your food and digesting your food, _Yeah, _So I hope

  • you got the difference there and this is what it means when it comes word stress, you know,

  • stressing the word correctly. Do you know what is the best technique to learn this?

  • _Um-hmm, _Listen to the native speakers, _Yeah, _or people who can communicate fluently in

  • English, or have spoken English for most of their lives and as you hear them speak you

  • know, you will understand how to stress a word correctly, what do you think? _very true.

  • Absolutely. So that reminds of something, well you know a lot of people they really

  • enjoy singing English songs, _yeah they do, yeah. _Yes but they get stuck when speaking

  • in English, _absolutely, _Now if you enjoy singing teen why not learn from music and

  • singing, _yeah that’s pretty cool, right? _yeah so sing along, so when you sing along,

  • with these awesome English numbers you know you go to a pub, you go to a club, you just,

  • at home listen to some great music, you know, I think singing along with the songs is a

  • great idea, what do you think? You know I think it’s amazing because it connects so

  • well with what I was talking about, so I was talking about is a photograph, the word stress

  • story, so that bring to my mind that you know there’s this particular word, which lot

  • of students have a problem with the wordphotographyou know coz it has different stress on the

  • word you know when you talk about different forms of the word for example, photograph

  • okay where you stress on thephothen it goes to photography you know and it sounds

  • so different suddenly and then you say photographer and you know you suddenly stress ongrapher’,

  • so it just completely changes and that makes me think of a lovely song, have you heard

  • that song, you know photograph by Ed Sheeran, _she’s gonna sing for us, yes, _really?

  • _yes, yes, you have to, everybody want to listen to her beautiful voice, right? I’m

  • not really sure that it is beautiful, but I can just give it a try, I think she is taking

  • revenge because I asked her to do the tongue twister, _no, but she really sings beautifully

  • and you have to hear her out, go for it, _well I’ll try my best you know, please don’t

  • blame me if it’s too bad, okay so you know this particular sentence in the song really

  • clicks me, “so you can keep me inside the pocket of your ripped jeansthat it goes

  • on and on, _awesome, _it was just a try, _you guys agree, she sings beautifully, right?

  • Yes she does, so yes you know sing along these beautiful songs, because lot of songs contain

  • different phrases, different expressions and music, music always stays, right? So enjoy

  • music, sing along and that should really help you in learning English as well, _definitely,

  • so keep it up, listen to more music and practice word stress, _True, so Michelle you know there

  • are many times, when people really get stuck with tenses, so do you think you can help

  • them out with tenses? Yeah I think I could, I have a suggestion for that, because when

  • you are trying to learn a new word, you know for example, you learnt the wordwrite

  • okay, write means the verb, as in to write something w-r-i-t-e, so when you use that

  • word, the next time when you are trying to use that word you will use it just the same

  • way, you know, you could possibly say, ‘I have write a song for youyou know and

  • there comes a problem, _exactly, and people really get confused, _yeah, so that’s practically

  • wrong, I mean you might know that, if you know some grammar, so yeah, ‘I have write

  • a songis a wrong sentence so what you need here is another form of the word, right?

  • So I could say I have written a song for you. Now how do I know this? Well I know this because

  • when I learnt the wordwrite’ I tried to learn its different forms, for example,

  • write, wrote and written, and you always use have with written you know, and that makes

  • easier for me to, _correct, you know how to use the word correctly you know in a grammar

  • context so that’s just a way to help you out, _so yes so learning words really helps,

  • because that increases your vocabulary, _absolutely, _so along with words, why not learn phrases

  • as well, _there you go, _you know, _yeah, _so words, yes, it’s a fantastic thing but

  • I also believe that you know when you learn phrases you tent to join different words together

  • and you come up with a phrase so say for example the wordleaveor the wordimpression

  • let’s join these togetherto leave an impression” _absolutely fantastic, _So you

  • get a new phrase so along with words when you are learning English of course learn the

  • words also add some phrases to your conversation, so that really kind of helps you to build

  • a great fluency while you are you know talking to people. _yeah, if you know the word form,

  • you could say that she left an impression on me instead of saying she leave an impression

  • on me. _exactly, so there you go guys, learn lots of lots of new words as well as new phrases,

  • and word forms, and word forms, there you go, yes So you know Michelle there are times

  • when people learn English for a specific reason, yeah, for example, they have an interview

  • and they want to prepare themselves for the interview, give their best, and that’s exactly

  • they wanna learn English, or probably they are planning for a holiday in the U. S., or

  • maybe they are planning go like you know for like a speech like you know and public speaking,

  • social gatherings yes that’s exactly the reason why they wanna learn English, so people

  • if you all are preparing for particular situation, and learning English, well that is great too,

  • because learning really helps, yeah, it does, so if in case you have a social gathering

  • or probably you are just going to a restaurant or probably you just have an interview, then

  • go for it, I mean learn English for specific situation, because that will also help. Yeah

  • that a great idea, you know learning for specific situations will give you better vocabulary

  • you know so you are prepared for example, for a party you need to have a deferent vocabulary

  • you know, possibly introducing yourself, and for public speech you know you might need

  • to introduce yourself more formally, so you understand the difference between something

  • formal like a speech or something informal like a party, It is pretty important, yes

  • so what you think is it too much of learning English now? Yeah, I feel weve spent too

  • much time talking about learning English and now it’s time to relax and say goodbye as

  • well, yeah, so thank you so much for staying with us and in the end I just want to comment

  • you know, you should relax which is very important coz, when we are trying to learn English,

  • you know, we stress too much, like word stress and grammar, and also other things I think

  • we need to calm down, and take it easy because language is a part of you, you know it’s

  • not something that comes from outside, so you build it with time, so you don’t have

  • to set limits for yourself, you know you don’t have to set the number of hours on you are

  • going to learn English, it’s just part of you so watch movies, sing along with songs,

  • meet people, introduce yourself, go to parties, and then you are pretty much on your way of

  • learning English, make enjoyable, make it enjoyable, have fun learning English, and

  • that’s what we totally believe, absolutely, well thank you thank you for watching us it

  • was really nice, I mean we together, yeah, we really enjoyed doing this video and thank

  • you for watching us and do subscribe to our channel. Definitely and like the video if

  • you enjoyed it, okay, thank you so much for having us, see you soon with another such

  • interesting conversation, till then you take care, keep learning English, and come back

  • for more, bye-bye, bye

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