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  • Excellent.

  • I'm very, very excited.

  • I can see all the comments.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Now it is time for us all to get started.

  • So number one thing.

  • I think there are a lot of people who actually have written a lot of things.

  • They have written a lot of things here.

  • Did?

  • Did, Did, Did Did did anybody speaking English?

  • I'd never be tired, et cetera, et cetera.

  • Okay, Okay, okay.

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  • Make a video on.

  • So there are a lot of governments coming on in now.

  • I'd like to request is because I can see the government's.

  • Now, can I request one more time?

  • Each one of you two please write what he would be doing in your quarantine period so that I can read those questions and get back to you.

  • Okay.

  • Okay.

  • Seriously, get comments.

  • Yes.

  • I'm able to get your comments.

  • Appeal, ASHA.

  • Thank you very much for asking.

  • Gabi, I'm a cop.

  • Your body's Tampa.

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  • So I think so many governments coming up.

  • My God.

  • Somebody, Commons!

  • All right, s o, I think.

  • Let's move on.

  • I think that be a better idea, My friends.

  • You must have seen a lot of people, a lot of trainers.

  • I'd like to ask all of you to please, just concentrate on what I'm going to say now, because what I'm going to stay is very, very crucial for all of us to understand.

  • That is the fact that I would share a very interesting story with you on that story.

  • I'm gonna talk about my time.

  • When I was when I was in London, the year was 2000 and nine on Dhe.

  • I was studying how to teach English on what my professor's name was Mr Declan Cooley on.

  • I was studying out one of the most esteemed schools in London, and I was learning, as I said, how to teach English.

  • There was a time in the first semester when my teacher, Mr Declan Cooley, said that that there are three ways in which people learned language over the years and people started doing studies on it from World War Second.

  • Actually, So the story goes like this.

  • The first people, the soldiers who have to travel to different parts of the world, studying various languages, not various languages, but the language that is spoken in that one.

  • But the language that is spoken in that one particular region on dhe and those people were war meant to learn languages very quickly.

  • For example, people who were going from, you know, Germany to which the English world on people who were coming from their wits of the European world, they had to study the languages of the region that we're traveling to.

  • So it happens so that people started asking the soldiers to repeat after them the components of language, the sentences of language on they would stand in thousands together on, you know, there'd be a mic, and one person would say things the other person would just repeat after that person.

  • This method off learning the language is called Ordeal Lingual method.

  • In this method, you actually listen to the person, and you repeat after the person on.

  • Therefore it is expected.

  • Therefore, it is expected that you will learn the language primary after that, well, time passed own on it.

  • Time passed on on dhe.

  • People realize that this method is actually feeling after that.

  • During the 19 seventies eighties and nineties, another very important method came off learning English and that is or, for that matter, any language.

  • And that was grammar translation method.

  • There's only so far that she can go with this method.

  • Actually, in grammar, translation mattered, you know, as as as people you must have seen as students of the language when you were young, when he just started out learning the language, your teachers would ask you to translate whatever was there in your mother tongue to English or whatever waas there in English to your mother.

  • This method became widely widely famous around the world, and people started to kind of just put their heads around learning the language using this method.

  • But later they were a lot of linguists like me.

  • Linguists are those people who study language, teach language, etcetera.

  • Uh, so there were a lot of, uh, there were a lot of people who started studying the language using grammar translation method, and they realized that even this matter is feeling Do you know why?

  • Because the rules that you have in your first language, which is, let's say, my first language is Spanish.

  • Of course, it's not Spanish.

  • But, for example, if my first language with my mother tongue is Spanish on the grammar rules that out there in Spanish are different than the grammar rules that we have in English language.

  • And you can replace Spanish with him, the Japanese, mandarin, et cetera, et cetera.

  • What the language is.

  • So people realized that grammar translation method is flopping big time because you cannot translate everything from your mother.

  • Turn to the second language because there's no direct translation.

  • For example, I give you a very simple example.

  • Uh, I'm gonna give you something very important and simple.

  • Uh, what's it to you?

  • What is the meaning off?

  • What's it to you in your language?

  • Well, what's it to you?

  • A lot of people.

  • First of all, we'll think about it.

  • Okay, What does that mean?

  • What does that mean?

  • What's it to you?

  • Has actually got to do with a sarcastic way off speaking English on DDE in place of what's it to you?

  • People say this is none of your business.

  • Have people say this is none of your business.

  • When somebody tries to ask you things about your first, maybe you know your personal things and you're not interested in that A lot of people realize that this is not the right girl speaking English on first of all, a this is not right.

  • And be only those people are are speaking English like this those that believe in grammar translation matter because they heard it from other people speaking it.

  • So they translate every single word so that that method actually flopped.

  • So in this video, one of the most important agendas for me personally was not to talk about dentists to you and confuse you in the end of the day and talk about, you know, do this, do that, do this to do that.

  • I just want to help you understand.

  • I will take this opportunity to help you understand that this, uh, this this very purpose off learning a language is not based on grammar translation method because this method has flubbed phenomenally.

  • I'm using the word phenomenally to express the very intensity off it.

  • It's flogged phenomenally.

  • Uh, finally in the modern world in the 21st century, linguists came up with the perfect solution off learning the language.

  • Are you guys ready to understand what that mattered is that method is that method is called communicative methodology.

  • off speaking English.

  • What is this?

  • This method call if you can see if you can hear this method, can you please write in the comments section C lt Communicative methodology.

  • See, l l communicative method CML Sorry.

  • Confusing you see And l Can you write CML in the comments section below, please?

  • I'm gonna take the names of all those people are gonna write it.

  • Let's see who.

  • All right, it c m l Communicative methodology off learning the language waiting for the comments CMA lovely.

  • So there's ah mon, June it was written.

  • There's Johanna.

  • Is Avinash harsh?

  • Okay.

  • Oh, my God.

  • So many people I'm losing.

  • Oh, there's so many people.

  • It's like dozens of people writing all together.

  • I wish I was city the heat, the report from the original guns films that I could read all of that exactly Exactly.

  • I'm really happy to all those wonderful people.

  • Thank you so much.

  • Aren't you guys amazing?

  • I want to tell you guys are so amazing.

  • So somebody said so.

  • Please come to the point.

  • So coming to the point now and telling you that all those methods have failed when it comes to learning English on the only method that we need to keep in our mind, head and our heart is C m l communicative methodology off learning the language.

  • If you're worried about your grandma, I want to stop worrying about it.

  • Grammar immediately, right now, because in communicated methodology, off learning the language, all you need to focus on to become very fluent in English is to bloody speak in English, That's all.

  • Now, I know there are a lot of people there.

  • There are a lot of time.

  • No answer all of these questions talking about critical eyes asking what all subjects did I study, etcetera.

  • I'm no answer all of these questions, but first, we're just gonna be finishing this up quite quickly in the next five minutes.

  • So what was I saying?

  • I was saying that So guys, today, from this point onwards, there are 3 400 people, about 400 people who have joined us in the session, and I want to tell you each each one of you.

  • This is one magical thing that I've learned in my life.

  • My teachers have taught me, and that is nobody bloody learns the language by keep on the way.

  • Whatever you're doing, all those methods will fail.

  • People will only learn language.

  • You will only learn language if you follow C m l communicated methodology off learning which says Speak, speak, speak.

  • Vory not about your grandma.

  • People think, but you're done.

  • I have a lot of problems with my grandma.

  • Well, I want to tell you.

  • You can only focus only one thing at a time.

  • There are two things.

  • Either you can focus on grammar.

  • All you can focus on fluency.

  • Now, if you're somebody who speaks good English who speaks English enough to understand and speak, I want to tell you it's time for each one of us to focus on fluency.

  • And now, when you will focus on fluency, what will happen?

  • And now, when you focus on fluency, what will happen?

  • You will develop confidence when you develop confidence.

  • What happened?

  • You will remove hesitation.

  • And that is something that we need to keep in mind.

  • My lovely audience, This was all that I have to tell you about.

  • Critical Started flirting, buddy.

  • This was all about This is all about me talking to you about how you can develop fluency when it comes to learning the language.

  • I hope you all understood that.

  • And from today onwards, whenever you have any doubts off any questions related to Oh, my God, I don't know, there's Oh, my God, I don't know that.

  • I just only want you to please focus on speaking the language on which dine things are gonna be taken.

  • Care off because a confidence will improve on with the patterns.

  • I want to also give you one very interesting example before we move on to the question as here and that is and that is things like things like when people say, Hey, I do not know.

  • I do not know.

  • Ah, lot of people who will correct me and all of that.

  • It's very important for us to understand that as you start to speak in English, for example, let's take the example of a kid a child when the child is young, a za parent.

  • You know, when you were young, did you parents teach you?

  • Okay.

  • Today we're gonna be learning about mounds and dances and all of that in your mother tongue.

  • Did your parents ever do that?

  • Your parents never do that.

  • Your parents focused on you speaking in the language.

  • That was the most important part of it.

  • And this is what gets translated when we become adults as well as we become adults.

  • We start to speak in English on when we speak in that particular language, Grandma comes with time automatically.

  • Pronunciation comes with time automatically, and a lot of other things start to come with time.

  • So closing the first agenda off the meeting today and that is you learn English by speaking in English.

  • Bloody care about nothing else.

  • Use cm l What are you gonna use one more time?

  • Can you write CML in the comments section below?

  • I'm gonna be waiting one more time.

  • One last time.

  • Then after that, I'm gonna answer all those questions that you have related to English language.

  • Let's see how much equipment the Commons come on, start to pour in.

  • Thank you.

  • Money's you again.

  • Excellent.

  • Excellent.

  • So many people.

  • So happy.

  • He's so happy.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you so much.

  • All right, lovely.

  • So now we're gonna be moving to the second part of the video wearing in the second part.

  • I'm gonna be answering questions that you have related to English language.

  • So one by one, because the questions are coming becomes are coming really fast.

  • So one by one, I'm gonna be answering these questions.

  • I'd like each one of you to please be patient.

  • I look att, look atyou questions and start answering those questions.

  • Whatever questions you have, could you stop too boring.

  • But in the Commons, that's a very good question.

  • Woman.

  • Thank you for asking this question, Almond saying, God could you're if that's the correct way in which I'm pronouncing your name because of quarantine.

  • I don't have any pardons to talk in English.

  • What can I do?

  • Well, I'm in, as I said before, when you do not have apartness, it is one of the most gone reasons that people get when they're not able to, when when they're learning language.

  • The only advice that I have for you is if you have people at home who you can speak with, speak with them, try using simple sentences in English.

  • Those simple sentences will help you try using simple sentences.

  • Those simple sentences will help you to develop your base and foundation off learning the language, which is the most important part of it so pleased to make sure that that you just start speaking on very not about the partners.

  • Look for the opportunities.

  • Don't look for a partner.

  • Look for the opportunities on.

  • Definitely look for the partner as well, a person who you think is devoted and get a smile speaking English.

  • But you do that piece next question that we have these.

  • Okay, Can I learn English without reading?

  • I find I find it extremely boring and demotivated.

  • Aman Verma has asked this question number.

  • I think it is a very important and interesting question.

  • Personally speaking, redone myself.

  • Never liked reading.

  • I absolutely detest reading.

  • Uh, there are two.

  • There are a couple of ways in which you can study language.

  • Uh, there are receptive skills and there are productive skills.

  • Receptor receptive skills means things that you receive receive, Such as, you know, you read a book you receive Want content from outside.

  • You listen to things you receive content from outside.

  • So what you need to keep in mind is what you need to keep in mind is very simple.

  • And that is you can learn language by the receiving things from outside you receive in two ways, either by listening to things or by reading things.

  • If you don't like reading, try listening to things once again.

  • If you don't one second, let me just just so.

  • If you don't like reading, try listening.

  • So that's one way the second way off.

  • Learning languages by productive skills.

  • You produce things either by speaking or by writing, so you can speak right on.

  • Listen, if you do not like to read so that was for not service and says I'm from Hyderabad.

  • One second.

  • Let me go to request Kamen.

  • I'm from Hyderabad on Dhere.

  • I don't find anyone who pronounces the words correctly so often learning from you, huh?

  • When can I pronounce them correctly?

  • Nah, said I got a very.

  • And this is not just for NASA.

  • This is for all of us, those people who want to pronounce words absolutely correctly, who have the love for language and they pronounce words correctly.

  • I'd like each one of you guys to please download British Council's for anemic chart.

  • Please note it down somewhere.

  • British Council's sounds in English.

  • Let me show it to you, actually, if I have it, uh, goo goo Google store I'm gonna show this to you.

  • Okay?

  • So I'm gonna show this up to you.

  • Can you guys see this?

  • See this up, My wonderful peeps, this is the app that you need to download.

  • This is the lab that you need to download to speak in English.

  • And it is called Learn English.

  • Sounds right.

  • If you do this for just one day, for which is one day, I promise to you you're gonna be coming and talking to me in the next video that I'm gonna upload.

  • You're gonna be putting it in the comments.

  • This is the That was my best friend when I was learning language when I was especially studying in your language.

  • This will completely change the way you speak in English.

  • This is that good?

  • Abso That's one solution for you guys.

  • What's the name of the up?

  • The name of the app is English.

  • Sounds one more time.

  • I'm just gonna be putting it for you guys to fight to fight too.

  • It is learnt English sounds right, Gloria.

  • Google App store or R us store, app, store and type learn English sounds.

  • This is the solution.

  • Let's move to the next question if I speak English.

  • But how can I understand?

  • Okay, lovely.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Thank you so much.

  • So I'm pursuing any English, but I can't speak fluent English.

  • How?

  • Speak Fluent English.

  • Sarah, we just answer the question pertaining to that.

  • Please, just speak.

  • Forget about accuracy.

  • Focus on fluency and things are gonna be taken care off automatically, which is the best standard book.

  • Priyanka has asked us this question, Priyanka, the best standard book that we have when it comes to working on your accuracy, which is the connectedness off language is Raymond Murphy one more time?

  • What is it?

  • A dream into the clothing brand.

  • So it is Raymond Murphy.

  • The name off the book is English grammar in use.

  • Depending on the level of English that you have, you can buy the level of this book.

  • It's got levels starting with elementary, intermediate operate, immediate, advanced version of the book as well.

  • So the betting on the grandma that you want to target for yourself And if you elementary do not target for upper intermediate straight on by maybe on an intermediate level off book so you can buy Raymond Murphy English grammar in use.

  • Excellent.

  • Okay, here is one question related to isles mantra, not says my brother fielded aisles.

  • And God's explained by how fast irons.

  • What Monju, everybody bosses, idols, irons is is not an exam.

  • Where, and you've got to be like, you know, there's a pass or feel on idols.

  • It basically is your given banned from 0 to 9.

  • So, uh, so basically, depending on the gains that you have, you need to work on the tips and tricks.

  • This exam is not only about Oh, my God, I speak good English.

  • Do I write good English, etcetera, etcetera.

  • The this exam has got to do more, more more from the analytical part off, you know, comprehending the language as well.

  • So it's very important for all of us to understand that very simple thing.

  • And that is to a to understand the tips and tricks off the writing task listing reading on speaking of rounds off the test.

  • And once you get to know that you'll be able to get your design Okay, here is Ah, let me read the questions, please.

  • Thank you, Mother.

  • Thank you to all of these people typing these, um beautiful sweet governments how to increase vocabulary.

  • Now, this is a very important question.

  • How to increase vocabulary when so I'm gonna tell you again a very short personal incident.

  • As a kid, I was always interested in speaking absolutely perfect English.

  • I always wanted to be out there in front of people on speak as clearly as possible when it comes to my pronunciation and speak as, um as with as beautiful vocabulary as possible.

  • So when I started doing was I started browsing Internet.

  • I started going on YouTube and I started watching videos off famous people on one of my most famous couple around the world, waas Barack Obama on Michelle Obama.

  • I always used to see watch there binge watch, actually their interviews, their their their speeches as well.

  • For that matter.

  • On with time, I realized that I not only usedto watch them, but I also used to make notes of the off the interesting words and phrases that used to be used to speak.

  • I never liked reading books, which was one of the Commons in which was on ST Armand and all of you guys.

  • So instead of reading the books, I started watching interviews off famous personalities on YouTube and not just famous personalities, personalities that were very famous for the airlock Quincy for their for the amazing communication skills and on who Barack Obama.

  • Michelle Obama severally Khanna's well, who's one of the most famous actors that we have in Bollywood?

  • I started watching their interviews severally can't study in the UK himself.

  • So his English is immaculate.

  • No grammatical errors that such etcetera.

  • So I started watching on Started noting down the phrases that they would speak on are those phrases are those phrases I started using those phrases in my daily communication.

  • And as I would write down those phrases, I'll just take a moment to understand them, understand the right pronunciation and the right context in which I can use them on basically start using them in my personal communications.

  • So this is what of that you can do as well.

  • Okay, many New Commons, Uh, gosh is question is how to get sufficient confidence to be fluent in English.

  • Please have a gosh.

  • I really like the immortal ones that you actually placed there.

  • It's very simple.

  • Oh, gosh.

  • As we've spoken about it before, when you work towards something on Lee than that.

  • Things at that.

  • That particular thing comes.

  • It comes to you.

  • For example, If I make you write for 10 days, will you become better in reading?

  • This is a very interesting question, Guys.

  • I wanna ask this question to you.

  • If I make you write in English for 10 days, will you become better and reading?

  • Understand the question?

  • If I make you right for 10 days, can you become better in reading?

  • Yes or no?

  • Please.

  • Put it down in the comments.

  • I want to see your comments.

  • Okay, Monju.

  • Thank you.

  • So there's just Monday was said No, it cannot happen.

  • And that is absolutely correct.

  • When you when you if I make you right.

  • Thank you, Abby Nash.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you.

  • World wide lyrics.

  • Thank you.

  • Wanna know?

  • Exactly.

  • So if I make you right, you will not become better in reading.

  • You will only become better in writing.

  • Similarly, if I make you speak, you will only become better in speaking and not writing or reading.

  • You might as well get better at your pronunciation on your vocabulary and grandma.

  • But not the other skills in English language.

  • or listening, for that matter.

  • So speak.

  • That's the only solution.

  • It sounds very simple, and you're like, I we always know that.

  • But there's no other magical mantra I wish I could tell you.

  • So the only thing that is left for me to tell you is what worked for me on what has worked for for a lot of people around the world.

  • And his word is speaking, speaking bloody speaking.

  • So please write up a sign.

  • Speak.

  • Okay, let's go to the next question.

  • Thank you very much, Cash ish.

  • I am definitely noting down these comment, and I will definitely make sure that I put it down the videos as well.

  • Let's quickly get down to the most important questions.

  • I'm sorry.

  • I must have missed a lot of governments.

  • Definitely.

  • I know, because the Commons are really fast.

  • I'm just trying to get on to the questions that are there in front of me and answer those questions for you.

  • So if you think that I missed your questions, please forgive me.

  • It's not the intention.

  • I'm just trying to catch the questions that are there, Capital says.

  • When I try to use new phrases I forget what I want to say.

  • Uh, well, that is that is quite a problem.

  • Orbital.

  • Thank you very much.

  • First to fall for sharing that, um I do.

  • I can definitely understand it.

  • What?

  • I suggest he was up.

  • Up.

  • You have a phone?

  • You have a note pad in your phone in the note.

  • Bad.

  • I'd like Europe.

  • Please write a favorite phrases and meanings off those phrases.

  • Now we have study shows that we have our phones all the time in our hands with us all the time.

  • Bloody old times.

  • So whenever you forget the phrase, I'd like you to please open up your note pad.

  • And as you open up, the North badge will be able to see what is there on.

  • What is not there.

  • Excuse me When it comes to excuse me when it comes to the meaning off that particular phrase, I think this strict might as well happy because it has helped me.

  • Oh, our articles.

  • Important conversation, Soccer of Bataan, Says Sabir article such as a m the They certainly are very important because they help us understand the difference between countable uncountable number one on.

  • They also help us understand the difference, but being something that is common and something that is unique.

  • So certainly articles are definitely very, very important.

  • If you're struggling with the usage of articles I X objects to go, please, I'd suggest you please down, Lord, not download watch videos on YouTube, on Let's Talk and so many other videos that we have, which talk about the right uses off a and A on on the and I'm sure you would be able to understand the right usage off it.

  • So there's that Swati Gupta has said Please on.

  • So when I speak English, what I do is translating Hindi to English in my mind.

  • How to avoid this swarthy.

  • This is what the first agenda off this meeting that we have today waas to understand.

  • It's a very important in a very valid point.

  • When you try making English your lifestyle, you are you.

  • You You want to speak in English all the time.

  • Number one, and you forget about translating everything that is there.

  • Oh my God.

  • How to say whatever there is.

  • Let's say one component off the language in the English language, so don't think that it's all a matter of mind swatting, I think.

  • I think I think the moment you understand how to how to the moment you understand how to eradicate your mother tongue in the completely in the usage off second language.

  • Then you start to really develop your your love for the second language.

  • Second language.

  • By that I mean English.

  • So I'd like to urge you, I'd like to tell you, too, Understand?

  • Not not focusing a lot on not focusing a lot on what you call it, translating all the time from Hindi to English but thinking in English now a lot of people will see how to think in English.

  • Well, there's no this.

  • There's no particular funder that defines how to think in English.

  • You basically have to speak in English all the time.

  • On that pattern becomes such that you start speaking as you speak automatically, you stop translating.

  • Most importantly on that is a very important stage, psychologically, when when you start getting fluent at a language first to translate, then you forget about accuracy.

  • And then there comes a stage.

  • When you become when you become really confident on, that's the stage, and how does that happen?

  • when you become unabashedly shameless.

  • I mean, when you just only speak, speak not to speak correctly, but to speak fluently.

  • So as you do that that helps you eradicate.

  • That helps you do away with the translation is what?

  • Okay, let's move to the next question.

  • How do I improve my listening skills?

  • As I hurt that l s listening.

  • Speaking, writing on reading skills are pertinent to master the language.

  • Thanks very much monthly.

  • Even in 13 minute has asked this question.

  • I think it's a very important question.

  • 13 Thank you very much.

  • The question of rewards around listening skills.

  • Uh, I think I'd like to suggest you listen to English songs a month.

  • Three.

  • You know, a lot of these solutions that people tell you, the trainer steady.

  • You know all that already.

  • But the problem is, we do not.

  • We do not use it, for example, that there are so many things that I know there are good habits for me, you know, waking up, et cetera, whatever time it is in the morning.

  • But the fact is, I don't do it.

  • So till the time I do not do it, I will stop on some of these These questions.

  • I want all of you please reflect on the questions that were asking on you know, the answers off those questions.

  • This is a very important thing that I'm seeing in the video.

  • You know, the answers, all those questions already.

  • What we need to do is start developing the habit off, actually, actualizing theme answers.

  • All those off those questions.

  • Injury ality.

  • Biggest talking.

  • Talking is a very good game.

  • Anybody can do that.

  • Okay, let's stop for the solutions and all that, but it takes there's a psychological ship that is required and making that particular thing that you have inside of your mind into your habit.

  • You know, for that I'd like to talk about this very interesting book that I was reading, and it's called a Warren buffet way.

  • In this book, Water is actually talking about is very.

  • He's a world renowned entrepreneur on dhe.

  • He's talking about the habits off people, and I think this is one very interesting book that helped me understand how I could develop.

  • My literally changed my translate my habits interactions so pleased to make sure that we start developing the habits into realities now, and that'll do the job automatically.

  • How to avoid fumbling while speaking Surrender.

  • Sing.

  • His aunt's asked this question.

  • Surrender for this question.

  • To avoid fumbling, we use pillows in language fillers such as, you know, well, what's like, what's like Please give me a moment to think about it.

  • All of these phrases or words that having it in English language basically help us understand how to avoid fillers.

  • And when we start to use them, we know really become fluent in English language or the language doctor or the language, that is that is our favorite language, that more to study.

  • But we also become.

  • But we also understand that that that these Phyllis help help us with a great deal off understanding and removing all those important address One comes to fluency uh, paying such days.

  • Well, you know, give me a moment.

  • Such as, for instance, all of these are Phyllis that you can use to avoid fugly.

  • The name off the app is sounds in English by British cancer sounds in English.

  • So when it comes to what's that shit?

  • Okay, so you take tuitions and no, unfortunately, I don't take tuitions I'm sorry.

  • The schedule is a little tight.

  • One second.

  • Could you hold?

  • Okay.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you.

  • Unfortunately, my Selfie stick was acting up on Gus.

  • I asked somebody to hold the phone for me.

  • Okay, Let's see another interesting question that we have, uh do you read books?

  • If you do, which are your favorite books?

  • Uh, cardio Via has asked this question.

  • Gotta I do definitely read books, but I do.

  • I hate I absolutely hate reading fiction.

  • I like reading self self help books.

  • I write.

  • I like reading books that actually help us understand a lot about how to basically become better as as a human being.

  • So there are two books that I'm reading during my quarantine period.

  • 1st 1 is it's God.

  • Autobiography off, Yogi.

  • So this is one book that is that is what I'm focusing at these days.

  • That is reading and the other book that I was speaking to you about was Warren Buffet.

  • Wait, which is more about business, etcetera?

  • How do you develop business?

  • The habit of a good entrepreneur, etcetera.

  • So all of these are the books that I'm reading these days.

  • Movies to learn English out.

  • There's no one particular movie that I can suggest.

  • You learn English huge, but I can definitely say whatever film you like.

  • Please start watching it immediately.

  • On Dhe, for example, one particular thing that I like is wrong.

  • Guns are like romantic comedies, so this is something.

  • But it is different for different people.

  • Some people like scientific fiction.

  • Some people, you know, there are different Jonah's.

  • So depending on the film that you like basically the story line, just start doing that.

  • There's no one particular film, but he has.

  • There is a series that I can actually suggest You.

  • You know, there's a CD is called Sam.

  • I'm gonna ask all of you to please put it down into comments.

  • It is called.

  • Oh, God.

  • What is it going?

  • I'm forgetting the name.

  • Not English channel.

  • What was it?

  • What was the name of the cds that I was watching before?

  • That is based on English.

  • What is it called?

  • I'm gonna just tell you something really interesting.

  • Uh, you can actually watch this.

  • This is something really, really interesting.

  • Uh, it is called Mind your language.

  • Oh, my God.

  • I want to tell you something really interesting.

  • Can you please write?

  • Mind your language in the comments section below I'm gonna tell you what it is.

  • Mind your language again.

  • Can you write M y l everyone, let's get started.

  • Em Why?

  • I'll tell you what.

  • And why else is mind your language is a series.

  • It is so funny.

  • Oh, my God.

  • So there are so many people.

  • There are actually many people around the world They've gone to the UK On it is this show This is a show.

  • This is like friends and all of these sitcoms.

  • So this is a show dress.

  • There are many people.

  • Different nationalities were gone to the UK to study English.

  • There are Indians, the Pakistanis, Afghanistan, Afghanistan Ease that French, Italian, Japanese, Chinese.

  • There are a lot of Spanish people There are a lot of people have gone to see you get to studying the Sean right?

  • And there's a teacher Andi.

  • He teaches English and he's a British guy on It is so funny.

  • It is a little 16.

  • Plus, you can definitely watch it with your friends and family.

  • It's really interesting.

  • Okay, Lovely, lovely, lovely.

  • So after this, I'd like I'd like your please.

  • See what, exactly Mind your language CDs is like, I'm sure you're gonna love it the moment he started watching it.

  • It's a little old.

  • It was made in the nineties.

  • Early nineties around, I suppose, 1995.

  • But amazing thing to watch.

  • You'll be able to relate.

  • Actually, what happens with you in your daily life when you started as you're learning English would be able to relate with your problems with the problems off those characters that are there in mind.

  • Your language?

  • Absolutely.

  • It is not available on Netflix.

  • I'm not sure the book so I think you'd have to check it.

  • Okay.

  • Um okay.

  • Okay.

  • Okay.

  • Thank you very much.

  • This is one problem.

  • A Swor, Nandu sewer.

  • Nandu Day has said I want to speak, but after some time, I can't find words to express my thought.

  • On that time I stopped my conversation.

  • How can I will come such problem.

  • Uh, this problem only arises, Mr Day, because off the lack of confidence and hesitation on this is very much related to fluency that this entire meeting has been about.

  • I'd like to tell you if in in future again.

  • You have a lot of problems relating to that.

  • Vory not absolutely.

  • Excuse me.

  • Worry.

  • Not like please continue speaking in English.

  • One thing that we need to understand is nobody.

  • Nobody's perfect in language.

  • The people that we speak up speak with are the excellent advance because of the language.

  • So definitely knows what we can definitely keep in mind is everybody's on the same level, especially of the people that we try to communicate with.

  • Sometimes they're not on the level off our English as well, for that matter.

  • So what we can keep in mind is a least I'm trying.

  • Oh, my God.

  • That's the most important part of it all.

  • So what you can keep in mind is focus on speaking on with time, continue developing on part and with time you will see that all of these problems will no will no more be apart off communication skills.

  • Okay, Okay.

  • Excellent.

  • See a key.

  • Thank you very much.

  • So what now I'm gonna be doing is we're just gonna be wrapping up with the session.

  • I'd like each one of you.

  • My Misha.

  • Uh please give me a moment.

  • Commons are really fast really difficult for me to kind of gauge it all.

  • Thank you.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Okay.

  • One second, please.

  • All right, let's see some other.

  • Are you world's best?

  • Wrapping up regulate words we know in a particular situation.

  • I am a vegetarian.

  • Yes, I'm I'm an absolute vegetarian.

  • I'm a North Indian Brahmin.

  • So by word, she of that.

  • Not about what you have that I'm quite against animal cruelty on.

  • I am vegetarian.

  • Yes.

  • Okay.

  • Part of speech, please.

  • Uh, focus on.

  • We want some questions that are related to vocabulary.

  • The same questions, questions, related vocabulary.

  • Is there anybody who has questions related to pronunciation or grammar?

  • If you have any questions related to pronunciation and Grandma, could you please put it down?

  • Andi will see the question.

  • I'm gonna select the questions that is gonna help us all.

  • So please do not worry about Oh, my God.

  • My question is not selected.

  • S Oh, let's just one final time see questions that are related to that.

  • Now, this is on a very important question.

  • How could develop accent now?

  • Imagine if I had to teach you.

  • Let's say imagine.

  • Look, it's something very important.

  • Imagine if I had to teach you Spanish, would you want me to teach you South South Spain, Spanish North, in Spanish or standard Spanish?

  • I'm gonna give you three choices.

  • I'd like you to please put it down into common section below.

  • If I teach you Spanish language, let's imagine now you must be like English is our You're teaching of Spanish.

  • So let's see it for an example.

  • If I teach you Spanish, would you want to study standard Spanish south, Speak Spanish or not?

  • Speed Spanish, please Put it down into Corman section.

  • I want to see what you guys right here.

  • Thank you very much.

  • Truth Eve Answering that all of us would want to speak standard ing standard Spanish.

  • Right?

  • So if if I teach you English language, would you want to study American, English, British, English or standard English?

  • Standard English is actually from the country from the origin that that English comes from.

  • And that is the UK English.

  • I do not want to teach you.

  • I do not want you to learn Australian, English, Canadian, English, UK, English, Irish, English.

  • I want to be a perfect standard speaker of English language and therefore accent is not at all important.

  • A lot of people say what I lived.

  • I lived half of my life abroad and I moved abroad.

  • But I was really, really young.

  • So the impact off sounds of English language was I had a major impact.

  • It sounds in English language.

  • Andi, Not just that I was I was consciously thought the sounds in English language.

  • And that is why I was able to develop whatever sound system that I have a Zeiss speaking English, for example.

  • I see a lot of people do not use the words Do not say thank you.

  • They see a tank, you turn to use the power sound.

  • Thank you.

  • And I say thank you which is the standard we are speaking English on.

  • We've spoken about in one of the videos as well and that is the th sound is pronounced as sound.

  • So this is one of the standard ways of speaking in English, on up in Australian, in American English people roll the rust sound this on day and if you have come from certain region and if you speak American English like that, it is absolutely all right.

  • But if he if you're in India and if you study, it's studying English.

  • And if you want to speak like let's say, Let's say Erica Erica actually studied in America on she she speaks like Native because she's been a part of the You get sorry us for a major part of our life.

  • So if people say I want to speak like a hardcore, I want to speak like Don what I want to speak like Elect Let's and Michelle etcetera.

  • That's not the way it is done when you go on the app that I've told you.

  • And if you're a speaker, if you're a second language speaker of English language, you'll be able to understand the sound system.

  • Just follow the sound system, and you're gonna be the standard speaker off English language if you want.

  • If you wanna be the standard speaker, I'd like you to please, right?

  • Yes.

  • Ah, big yes and bold in the comments section below, with groceries quite excitement says, speak something in Hindi, the water was speaking in ghost.

  • You need to be on our necks waiting for all of these comments.

  • Lot of Commons gonna go.

  • Everyone okay?

  • I am really fluent in English but tenses of all days.

  • But dances of always up one second wants everyone.

  • I'm just gonna be holding it for you so people say and that says I'm really fluent in English, but I've always struggled with tenses, Asai said.

  • Rug of one of the important things that you can keep in mind is when it comes to tenses, too.

  • 222222 Focus on this very important book that I had suggested you.

  • And that was what was that book that was Raymond Murphy.

  • So you can buy this book, and as it's a self help book, it'll help you.

  • So there's an explanation and their questions with eight explanation and their questions with it, and that will basically help you understand how you can, how you can, how you can cater to the needs of tenses and speak perfectly.

  • I think it is time for us to wrap this session.

  • Now.

  • Rap means to come to an end.

  • I'd like to say it.

  • It has been quite nice talking to each one of you.

  • Thank you very much for being with me.

  • I love each one of you a lot.

  • I'm not saying this because I've got a channel and you guys are the audience.

  • It's just that I feel absolutely amazing to be able to connect with so many people on dhe help people with the most genuine advice is that I could possibly give from my part.

  • Thank you very much, my lovelies.

  • I love your Lord again.

  • Uh, thanks for being with me.

  • Thanks for your time.

  • Just very important.

  • Quick announcement.

  • Let's talk has started new channels as well.

  • Let's talk morality and let's stop.

  • Tell AGU I'd like each one year Please go to those generals.

  • And if you speak any any of those languages And if you think there are people who you know, speak those languages and would want to speak English from there, please go to those channels.

  • Amazing channels with a great content like Let's talk and learn X, and you'll be able to speak English.

  • Learn English through Moratti on Telegroup.

  • Thank you very much again.

  • My my best wishes love and blessings with each one of you.

  • Please take good care of yourself and not just the also for your loved ones and family members as well.

  • This was well done.

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