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I have a hard time when I listen to the radio in English. I can understand when I listen to remarks consisted by only few sentences. But I usually can't understand the outline of stories what radio anchors say when they speak over 5 sentences continuously. Of course, I can understand that when they speak in my native language.

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I have a hard time when I listen to the radio in English.

I have a hard time listening to the radio in English.

I can understand when I listen to remarks consisted by only few sentences.

I can understand remarks consisting of only a few (words/sentences).
But I usually can't understand the outline of stories what radio anchors say when they speak over 5 sentences continuously.

Although, I usually can't understand the (general point/outline) of the (remarks/story) when they speak any more than 5 continuous sentences.
Of course, I can understand that when they speak in my native language.

(That said/Needless to say), I can understand it when they speak in my native language.

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I have a hard time when I listen to the radio in English.

I can understand when I listen to remarks consisted by only few sentences.


1. I can understand remarks that consist of only a few sentences when I listen to them.

2. When I listen to remarks that consist of only a few sentences I can understand them.


ButI usually can't understand the outline of the stories what that radio anchors say (present) when they continuously speak over for more than 5 sentences continuously.
Of course, I can understand that them when they speak in my native language.

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Start with slow songs, I speak English and sometimes I mess up XD Rap is one of the fastest so I suggest listen to that and Heavy metal last. A nothing thing for you to do is read the subtitles or lyrics, I do that a lot.
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I have the same problem. But I actually don't really want to understand what they say. I just want to familiar with original English speaking. By the way I listen to BBC radios.

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