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I need some tips... Hello everybody, I can catch what native/non native English speakers say but sometimes It is kind difficult for me to understand when they speak too quick. That's a headache for me. lol. I've been trying to listen to the radio, tv, etc. for long to improve my listening but I haven't reached the next level that I want. Because of that, I need some advisement to find better ways to improve it. Greetings.! :)

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I need some tips...

Hello everybody, I can catch what native/non-native English speakers say but sometimes it is kind difficult for me to understand when they speak too quickly. That's a headache for me. lol.
I've been trying to listen to the radio, TV, etc. for a long time to improve my listening but I haven't reached the next level that I want. Because of that, I need some advicement to find better ways to improve it.

Greetings.! :)

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Josh, good job. I understood completely what you were saying and any corrections are minor. As for suggestions to help improve your listening skills, there is nothing better than speaking to native English speakers in person. And, if they are speaking too fast then ask them to slow down. I ask Spanish speakers to slow down all the time. lol.

 

I need some tips...

Hello everybody, I can catch ( I prefer "I can understand" but catch conveys the same meaning in this situation.) what native/non native English speakers say but sometimes I it is kind difficult for me to understand when they speak too quick (instead of to quick you can say "quickly"). That's a headache for me. lol.
I've been trying to listen to the radio, tv, etc. for a long time to improve my listening skills but I haven't reached the next level that I want. Because of that, I need some advisement advice to find better ways to improve it (no need to use "it" because it is understood that you are speaking of improving your listening skills. Only if you change the subject do you have to clarify).

Greetings.! :)

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No matter how much you practice in an non English speaking country, there will be always somebody to quick for you to understand. I believe it it the same in your language , especially Spanish speaker are well known to be the fastest speaker :-). Honestly , the best way to reach the next level is to spent time in an English speaking country. You would have the language in your ears all day , every day. That will help you very quick. Little advice : if they speak to fast --- mas despacio por favor ---- I hope I did not get it wrong .
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Kind of."

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