How to Learn English with Music π§ | English Every Day πΊπΈ (A2-B2) β Transcript
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- 0:01Do you want to learn English? Well, you
- 0:02need to practice every day. My friends,
- 0:05welcome back to English every day. Today
- 0:08we are discussing
- 0:10we are talking about how to learn
- 0:12English through music. This is one of my
- 0:15favorite topics and can help you learn a
- 0:19lot of English. So, stay
- 0:22watch this video to the end. To remember
- 0:25and learn the most amount of words,
- 0:27watch this video once now,
- 0:30save it, and then watch it again
- 0:31tomorrow and next week.
- 0:35Tell me, do you like music?
- 0:38Write down below, do you like music?
- 0:39Because I
- 0:41I love music. I love listening to music.
- 0:46I like a lot of songs. I like a lot of
- 0:50artists. I listen to music every day. I
- 0:53listen to sad music.
- 0:55I listen to upbeat music. I listen to
- 0:58angry music. Ah.
- 1:00I listen to all kinds of music, and I
- 1:03love to listen to music
- 1:07in other languages, not just English.
- 1:11But, you can use music to learn English.
- 1:16But, how can you do this?
- 1:17Because a lot of people
- 1:20do the wrong things. A lot of people do
- 1:23not know how to learn English from their
- 1:26favorite songs. Just listening to music
- 1:30in English won't teach you any English.
- 1:33If you just listen, the secret to
- 1:36learning English from your favorite
- 1:37songs is looking at the lyrics or
- 1:41looking at the text.
- 1:43And when you study the lyrics, you will
- 1:47actually understand
- 1:50what the artist or the singer is saying.
- 1:53And here's why.
- 1:55When you listen to a song, there is no
- 1:58context. Right now, this is a video and
- 2:01there is there is context to what I'm
- 2:05saying
- 2:06because I'm using my hands. I'm using my
- 2:09hands to explain to you
- 2:12what I'm saying.
- 2:14My hands are the context.
- 2:17But when you listen to music
- 2:20there is no context. The only way to
- 2:23understand what the singer is saying
- 2:26is by looking up the lyrics.
- 2:29And if you don't know the lyrics, maybe
- 2:31you don't know this word or this phrase
- 2:34or maybe the singer is using an English
- 2:37idiom
- 2:38and you don't understand.
- 2:40What you can do is look up the meaning.
- 2:42And then the next time you listen to the
- 2:45song think or remember the meaning.
- 2:48Don't translate it into your first
- 2:51language.
- 2:52Just think
- 2:54what is the artist saying here?
- 2:56Okay. I understand. But, and this is
- 2:59important, you will not remember the
- 3:02entire meaning of the song after looking
- 3:05at the lyrics once. So, don't worry if
- 3:08you look at the lyrics and the next day
- 3:10you listen to the song
- 3:12and you don't remember everything. You
- 3:15don't understand what the singer is
- 3:16saying. That's okay. That's normal. You
- 3:20have to look at the lyrics multiple
- 3:22times. And the more times that you look
- 3:25at the lyrics, you study the songs
- 3:29the more you will remember.
- 3:32The easier it will be to understand the
- 3:35singer or the artist. So, the first time
- 3:39you hear a song in English you won't
- 3:41understand a lot.
- 3:43Or it will be hard to understand what
- 3:46the singer is saying or what the artist
- 3:49is saying. But, when you look at the
- 3:51lyrics in English,
- 3:53you'll remember more. And then, when you
- 3:55look at the translated lyrics, meaning
- 3:58the lyrics in your first or your native
- 4:01language, and then back to the lyrics in
- 4:03English, you will understand a lot more.
- 4:07But, not 100%.
- 4:10That's why you have to look at the
- 4:12lyrics again and again to understand
- 4:17more and more. This way, every time you
- 4:21listen to the song again and again, you
- 4:24literally know
- 4:26what the singer or the artist is saying,
- 4:30which is
- 4:31crazy. It's
- 4:33beautiful. It's amazing, because it's
- 4:36art. You can understand somebody singing
- 4:39about love or heartbreak
- 4:43in English. And then, in your life, in
- 4:46your real life, in your everyday life,
- 4:49you can talk about love or heartbreak or
- 4:53whatever,
- 4:55because you learned the words
- 4:59or that vocabulary from your favorite
- 5:02songs. Just remember, you have to study
- 5:05the text or the lyrics. You have to look
- 5:08at the words of the song and think about
- 5:12the meaning. It works the exact same as
- 5:16this. English everyday. You listen and
- 5:19you watch this video once,
- 5:22and then you save it,
- 5:24and then you watch it again tomorrow,
- 5:27and next week, and next week, you will
- 5:30have learned so many words from just 5
- 5:34minutes.
- 5:36And if you're serious about learning
- 5:39English, join my new community, where I
- 5:42upload the transcripts, and we have
- 5:45weekly events. Okay, my friends, I will
- 5:48see you tomorrow. Peace.
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