Name: 英語のスピーキングを上達させる4つの方法...ALONE #athome! (4 ways to improve your English speaking...ALONE #athome!)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T11:01:12.000Z
Duration: 39 min 10 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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Do do do do, wow, Brad Pitt has a new life!

Now, what conversation would I have with him?

丁寧に「〜したい」を表すwould like + n/ would like to + v

I mean, I don't have a - I'd love to practice - Hi, James from www.engvid.com . I mean,

if I ever met Brad, I'd love to have a conversation because we're like - see how we look alike?

This lesson is on what - like, how can you practice conversation when you don't have

It seems, you know, it seems, you might say oxymoron, you know, practicing conversation

without a partner when you need to have a partner to have a conversation, okay.

But, you know, that's not the word I would use, but it seems, you know, it seems impossible,

I'm going to give you four ways today that you'll be able to practice, which will give

you the practice of conversation without having a partner.

Don't leave just yet, I haven't lost my mind, we're going to go do it, okay?

Well, number one, if you don't get the practice in, you don't have the fluency, the pronunciation

or even the vocabulary to maintain a real conversation if you don't get the practice.

But if you don't have partner, you don't get to practice, you're in what we call a Catch-22.

You don't have this, and you need this in order to get that.

So, in order to have a good conversation, you need practice in a conversation, but if

you don't have a partner to have a conversation, you won't get good at conversation.

So, I want to give you something in a structure, or methods you can take apart that you can

practice and notice next time you have a conversation, you're much better and improved so that you

can - ah, wait for it - create a relationship so they will have further conversations with

you and you'll have a conversation partner.

So, when Brad and I meet, we'll have the perfect conversation.

So, before I go on, this video is for Alex, Mom - I'm very sorry I forgot your name - you

were such a lovely lady, and baby Matthew.

I was at a restaurant with a friend up at Shinobu in Toronto and this Russian family,

beautiful little family, came over and said "Hi, are you James from EngVid?" and I was

kind of like "Yeah", and they said "We watch in Russia." and I will say Hi, you're probably

back in Russia, and baby Matthew probably isn't a baby anymore, he's bigger, but it

was brilliant meeting you and this lesson is for you, okay?

Anyway, so this is four ways to improve conversation skills when you're alone.

I've explained the "why", so let's talk about the "how".

What I'm going to use is - well, the "how" is actually right here on the board but I'll

We're going to start trying to use the four methods of learning that we have when you

learn a language, which is listening, speaking, or which are-listening, speaking, reading,

and writing, but I'm going to be listing them a little bit differently in order to emphasize

what parts we want to work on to improve our conversation skills alone, so let's go to

Okay, so you notice I have input and output, and this include the skills I talked about,

like you're repeating yourself, yes, but I'm breaking them down into different segments

because each part, there's - in my opinion and from what I've read, there is way of using

these things and input is, obviously, inputting, putting stuff inside your head, you could

And when you input stuff, that's things like reading and listening, okay?

You're not producing anything yourself, you're sitting there and just stuff's coming in.

It means I'm putting out information or I'm communicating with the world.

Input is taking information in to understand the world, output is to put information out,

The next one I want to do is talk about pacing.

But, how fast you walk, how long the strides, what is the pace, the speed?

When we talk about pacing in language, at the beginning of this video, you probably

noticed that I was speaking very, very fast or very quickly.

Every language has its own flow and its own pace.

For example, "Ni hao mah" in Mandarin is not the same as "Coc de mas verna" in Russian.

So, we're going to look at pace and we're going to look at the speed, let's just get

In English, we have certain breaks just as they do in Japanese.

Some breaks are harder, some flow like "Como estas muy?", alright?

If you're doing it in Spanish, it follows, right?

I made a - immitate, it's delicious, yes, it's nice but it's not delicious, so no "mmm",

so im, it means, so I made a mistake, it happens to everyone, alright?

So, imitating or copying is - imitate means to do something similar to.

Mimicking is to like, exaggerate and sometimes you do it to make fun of something, alright,

or to ridicule, but we're going to use this particular skill of imitating and copying

Then, we're going to look at some creative practice.

A couple of things that you can do, or one thing in particular, to open up your mind

so when you get locked into a pattern or a habit, we call it a rut.

It's harder for you to learn new things or have new things come in, but if we can break

that up a little bit, it gives your brain the opportunity to start fresh or be new,

In fact, what I said here was opening the mind, so it can be more responsive and learn

Let me repeat that again, if we open your mind, we can make it more responsive, it means

it can move faster, and it can learn faster.

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英語のスピーキングを上達させる4つの方法...ALONE #athome! (4 ways to improve your English speaking...ALONE #athome!)

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