Name: 2019年にFLUENTになるためのSTRATEGY (STRATEGY to becoming FLUENT in 2019)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:03:33.000Z
Duration: 15 min 25 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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If you're fed up with getting stuck in
English, of not being able to fully

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express yourself or constantly feeling
judged and self-conscious when you speak

English, this video is for you! Becoming
fluent is not something that just

happens to you. "Okay, I'll just listen to
podcasts and watch movies without

subtitles and read lots of books and
speak a little bit at work and then I'll

be fluent!" No, that doesn't happen that
way. It's like planning a project at work

or deciding to renovate your house, right?
You're not just stumbling upon furniture

or people asking them, "Hey, do you mind
breaking this wall in my apartment

because I need to renovate it." And then
you break a wall. Then you're like, "Oh no!

That was not a good idea! Maybe I need to
put back the wall and then break another

wall." Then you go ahead and break that
wall and then you go above your budget

and the house is a mess right and you
have no idea what to do. Well it's

sort of the same thing but different.
If your goal is to become fluent, you

have to make it a project of yours.
You have to plan it. You have to see

what's working for you and what's not
working for you. You have to focus your

attention and to do only the things that
get you results. You've got to stop

wasting time with the wrong teachers. You
got to stop wasting times watching all

these videos without really doing
something about it. You have to stop

wasting time doing things that don't
advance you, but to do that you have to

know what you need and the only person
that can help you with that is you. Today,

I'm gonna teach you the three steps that
will help you develop your fluency

strategy to understand what to learn and
how to learn it, how to practice

effectively and how to boost your
confidence by changing your mindset and

owning that fluent mindset that will
help you kick ass when you speak English.

The way I see it, fluency has three
pillars. The first pillar is 'knowledge' -

knowledge of words, knowledge of grammar,
knowledge of pronunciation,

right? Knowing how to use certain
expressions, and what words to use when,

and how to structure the a sentence.
So this is knowledge. The second pillar

is 'practice', which is taking all the
knowledge that you have and turning it

into spoken English. This is usually the
biggest struggle. Most people are having

an easier time reading and writing and
listening to English, but when they have

to speak, that's the main challenge.
Retrieving the right words, knowing how

to structure it fast and fluently, and of
course, being able to pronounce it and to

sound clear when speaking so you
actually communicate your message.

The last pillar is 'confidence'. It's great
to know all those things you know you

can learn for hours on end and you can
practice with your teachers and with

your friends, but if you don't have the
confidence to speak up when you're

needed, when you're asked a question,
when you have something to say in a

meeting or in front of people or just in
the store. If you avoid conversations

like you avoid fire then you need to
boost your confidence. Now confidence is

one of the pillars but it's also the
result of the first two because when you

learn more and when you practice more, of
course, it improves your confidence and

these three elements are essential if
you want to become fluent in any

language. Now that we know these three
elements we need to understand how to

improve in each and every element here.
When it comes to learning English, I feel

very lucky. I think that we all are. We
live at a time that there is so much

information out there. There are so many
learning resources, high-quality top

resources. They can just reach your hand
and grab them for free. The downside of

it is that you don't know what to focus
on because if you go and try to learn

everything that is out there because
you're passionate and motivated. The

result is that it can be overwhelming, a
waste of time, and sometimes redundant.

Let me give you an example. If you still
struggle with a past simple tense or

present simple, do not go and learn the
perfect tenses. Master the basic and most

used tenses before you move on to more
advanced tenses.

Phrasal verbs are very important, but if
you still don't know when to use 'on', 'in'

and 'at' when you're talking about time and space, do not
go and learn all the phrasal verbs out

there in the world. Focus first on the
things that get you stuck because you

use them daily, okay?
Understand what are your needs and focus

just on that when it comes to
pronunciation. Do not go and learn all

the different nuances of the American
T and all the extra sounds added when

you're connecting words, if your R's and L's are still getting confused, okay? I'm

not saying it's not important, it's not
important right now. You need to focus on

the things that will get you the best
results and those things are the most

apparent things, the things that you
probably want to deal with the least

because you're so tired of it or and
bored with it. But, these are the most

important elements that keep getting you
stuck. And when it comes to vocabulary,

don't waste your time learning words
that you don't know. Focus on using words

that you know but never use, that you
understand when other people speak, that

you use in reading and writing but you
never use in speaking. That will get you

results. Learning new words and
memorizing them and never using them

along with the other 1,500 words that
you already know and never use, will not

get you results. When you're planning
your learning road map trying to

understand what are the topics that you
need to focus on, you have to laser focus

on the things, the critical pieces, that
are missing when you're speaking English.

The critical pieces that still hold you
back

when you speak English. Do not go,
although it's tempting, do not go and

learn everything that is out there.
That's just procrastinating. That's just

not dealing with what's important for
you and believe me I know. I know it's

the most boring stuff. It's the stuff
that you know but it's just not a part

of you, so you know that you need to do
it but it's just, it's not there yet and

then you're like pushing it to the
corner.

No. Open that box
and drill down and master it and then

you will see how everything is so much,
so much easier. When it comes to

practicing English. Remember that it's
always quality over quantity. You do not

need to study every day for two hours.
You do not need to move to an

English-speaking country in order to
immerse yourself and really improve. No,

you can do it from a non-English
speaking country also and you can become

fluent and you can master the language
and I know it because I've seen it

happen.
Swear to God. I've seen my students and my

community members take huge leaps in
their English and their ability to

communicate just by practicing
effectively. What is to practice

effectively? First of all, to plan it out,
to learn only the things that you need

to learn. You need to be aware of what
you're doing. Maybe you need to record

yourself. Maybe you need to videotape
yourself listening to it giving yourself

feedback, looking in the mirror to make
sure that you're opening your mouth or

rounding your lips as you're speaking.
All of these things turn your practice

into a conscious active exercise from
which you can learn and improve. Remember

that. The small changes make all the
difference, and of course speak as much

as possible. Speak to yourself in the car.
Speak to a friend. You don't have to have

native speakers around you to be able to
speak and to practice. You don't need

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