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The ONLY way to become fluent in ENGLISH — Transcript

by Volka English · 925 words · 140 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:013,000. That is how many words you need
  2. 0:04to know to understand 95% of spoken
  3. 0:10English. But what is the best way to
  4. 0:14learn these
  5. 0:16words? Most people try to learn English
  6. 0:18with online tutors, memorizing
  7. 0:20vocabulary lists, or sitting in a
  8. 0:23classroom for hours. But these methods
  9. 0:25are slow, boring, and expensive. So
  10. 0:29what's the solution? The answer is
  11. 0:31simple. It's comprehens comprehensible
  12. 0:34input as the key driver of language
  13. 0:37acquisition. We acquire language in only
  14. 0:39one way when we understand it. Most
  15. 0:43people call that comprehensible input.
  16. 0:46But what is comprehensible input? Let me
  17. 0:49show you an example. Hello guys. Let's
  18. 0:51go outside. Outside. This is a door. I
  19. 0:58am opening the door. These are my shoes.
  20. 1:02This is a dog. This is a dog, an animal.
  21. 1:06The dog's color is beige. So, now we're
  22. 1:11outside. This grass has been
  23. 1:14cut. This grass has not been cut. So,
  24. 1:18you can see the difference. This grass
  25. 1:20is taller. It's taller. And it has not
  26. 1:24been cut. This grass is shorter. It's
  27. 1:27shorter. So, it has been cut. Now, these
  28. 1:31are trees. These are lemons. And this is
  29. 1:36a car. There is someone inside of the
  30. 1:40car. You see inside. You could also call
  31. 1:44this a pond. It's a pond of water. Even
  32. 1:47if you didn't understand every word I
  33. 1:50said, your brain is already learning
  34. 1:52through the visuals, context, and
  35. 1:54repetition. And also, you could probably
  36. 1:57guess what I was talking about based on
  37. 1:59my actions, right? The comprehensible
  38. 2:01input learning method is better than
  39. 2:04other methods because you'll learn
  40. 2:06vocabulary,
  41. 2:08pronunciation, listening comprehension
  42. 2:10skills, grammar, and sentence structure,
  43. 2:12and by far the most important, how to
  44. 2:15start thinking in English, all without
  45. 2:17boring lessons and textbooks. So, that
  46. 2:20is why I decided I'm going to teach you
  47. 2:22these 3,000 words through real life
  48. 2:25vlogs to make learning fun, natural, and
  49. 2:29way, way less boring. These are real
  50. 2:32life vlogs, traveling, and adventures.
  51. 2:35All designed to be as interesting as
  52. 2:37possible to teach you English with
  53. 2:39comprehensible input in a fun way so
  54. 2:41that it doesn't feel like work. it
  55. 2:43doesn't feel like you're studying
  56. 2:45because I want you to stick around until
  57. 2:47you reach your goals of being fluent in
  58. 2:50English. Whether you're beginner,
  59. 2:52intermediate, or advanced, these videos
  60. 2:54will help you become fluent in English
  61. 2:56and should be a part of your daily study
  62. 2:59routine. So, the steps you want to
  63. 3:00follow is first you want to watch
  64. 3:03comprehensible input videos like my
  65. 3:05videos. And as you're watching these
  66. 3:07videos, you want to practice listening
  67. 3:08comprehension, your pronunciation. You
  68. 3:11could practice shadowing techniques as
  69. 3:13you watch these videos. And also watch
  70. 3:15out for sentence structure, grammar, and
  71. 3:18just learn this naturally instead of
  72. 3:19doing lessons in class. The second step
  73. 3:22is to reinforce this learning you just
  74. 3:24had in the video. You could use this
  75. 3:26chat GPT prompt I made for you. It's in
  76. 3:28the description. And this allows you to
  77. 3:30just reinforce what you learned in the
  78. 3:31video. So it gives you the definition
  79. 3:33for the word again. It gives you
  80. 3:34examples for the past, present, and
  81. 3:36future. It also gives you many quizzes
  82. 3:38to ensure you understood everything
  83. 3:40about that word. And finally, it's very
  84. 3:42customizable. So, if you want to have
  85. 3:44different verb tenses, you could just
  86. 3:46ask it to give you different verb tenses
  87. 3:48for that word. And also, it could
  88. 3:50explain to you just in English or in
  89. 3:52English and your language or just your
  90. 3:54language, whatever your level is and
  91. 3:55whatever you're comfortable with. This
  92. 3:57will really help you solidify your
  93. 3:58learnings from the comprehensible input
  94. 4:00video. And on top of that, you can just
  95. 4:02ask it any questions or any confusions
  96. 4:04you have about anything in English and
  97. 4:06it will answer it. And the third step is
  98. 4:08more optional, but if you want to
  99. 4:09remember this words for the long term,
  100. 4:11especially if you don't have the chance
  101. 4:13to speak English a lot, you can use an
  102. 4:15SRS software like Anki and put these
  103. 4:17words into that software to make sure
  104. 4:19you don't forget them. And if you don't
  105. 4:20want to use an SRS software, you can
  106. 4:22just simply review the words on your own
  107. 4:24time whenever you feel you need to
  108. 4:26revise them. And the great thing about
  109. 4:27this strategy, it's very simple. It's
  110. 4:29just three steps to follow. So, in
  111. 4:31summary, watch comprehensible input
  112. 4:33videos like mine. Use the Chat GBT
  113. 4:35prompt I gave you in the description to
  114. 4:37help reinforce what you just learned.
  115. 4:38The third step, use an SRS software for
  116. 4:40long-term memorization. I'm talking
  117. 4:42months and years. And even if you don't
  118. 4:44follow all the steps, you could just
  119. 4:46watch the videos and that will still be
  120. 4:47beneficial for you because it has
  121. 4:49comprehensible input, which is a great
  122. 4:51way to learn languages. Comprehensible
  123. 4:53input videos like this are four times
  124. 4:56more effective than traditional learning
  125. 4:58methods. This means that my 10 to 15
  126. 5:00minute vlog is worth up to one hour of
  127. 5:03classroom instruction and it's
  128. 5:05completely free. All I ask is that you
  129. 5:08please subscribe and share these videos
  130. 5:10with your friends. And don't forget to
  131. 5:12turn on notifications so you never miss
  132. 5:14a vlog. If you haven't seen my previous
  133. 5:16videos, check out this playlist to catch
  134. 5:17up on the words you've missed. And if
  135. 5:20you guys want, you could follow my
  136. 5:21personal Instagram, Vulca Eagle. And
  137. 5:25don't forget, you will be fluent one
  138. 5:28day. You just have to keep on trying and
  139. 5:30not give up.
  140. 5:32[Music]

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