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Why Don't You Start It Now? - 1 Start what? Hi, I'm Kevin live in South Korea. I'd like to introduce the way I learn English. Learning English is actually not that hard in my opinion. We need only one SIMPLE logic to be a successful and a precise learner. To start learning, you choosed a language English to learn, and also various sources are provided. This is how it going to become a fluent speaker. Listening tons of materials you've got (It is better if you can mimic them with a voice) - You gotta hear them now and understand so start SPEAKING - Then, learning vocabularies by reading books and articles your most favorites. And then you can writing anything you want! (I belive you already doubt it at first, because sequences aren't the way you expected) I recommend you watching moives with native English voices without subtitles. Most of them are showing natural conversation in English. Don't even have to think you are going to understand it. Just watching and understand based on context. (Feel free and have confidence) [+If you can, please follow them sentence by sentence including their facial emotions and body actions. Just Mimic them. (follow their talking rhythms, intonation.) Really, loud and clear, act like they do. (like monkey) Doesn't matter you can hear them or not. Of course you cannot understand what they're saying.] Option - You can use other materials not only movies, but also listening radio, animations, comedy shows, drama series, etc that is based on English voices. But be careful, songs are not helpful, because if you are learning English first time, songs usually not practical for conversational learning. Like you don't have a conversation with singing. To excess efficiency of listening, try to meet native English peoples and just try to be exposed to English sound everytime. Why? When you were baby, you just listened what parents saying, television sounds, radio sounds, musics, peoples talking in the street, etc then you become understand what they are saying. Then baby can mimic them and try to saying basic words like papa and mama. But, now you are probably not a baby so you can do both listening and speaking. Next article I will add more explanation about speaking. Rather doubt it, just begin your journey!

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Why Don't You Start It Now? - 1

Start what?

Hi, I'm Kevin. I live in South Korea. I'd like to introduce the way I learn English.
Learning English is actually not that hard, in my opinion.
We need only one SIMPLE logic strategy (?) to be a successful and a precise learner.

To start learning, you chose a language -- English -- to learn, and also various sources are provided.

This is how you are going to become a fluent speaker.

Listening to tons of materials you've got (It is better if you can repeat what they say out loud) - You've got to hear them now and understand, so start SPEAKING - Then, learning vocabulary(*) by reading your favorite books and articles your most favorites. And then you can write anything you want!

(I believe you already doubt me at first, because the sequence isn't what the way you expected)

I recommend you watching movies with native English speakers without subtitles.
Most of them demonstrate natural conversation in English.
You don't even have to expect that you will understand it. Just watching and understand based on context. (Feel free and have confidence)

[+If you can, please repeat after them sentence by sentence including their facial expressions and body language.
Just mimic (imitate) them. (follow their spoken rhythms, intonation.)
Really, loud and clear, do as they do. (like a monkey)
It doesn't matter whether you can hear them or not. Of course you cannot understand what they're saying.]
 

(*) Vocabulary is already plural. It means, "all the words I know." Every day I learn new vocabulary. Every day I increase my vocabulary. Here is a list of new vocabulary words. "Vocabularies" refers to all the words known/used by multiple people. For example, in the insane asylum, Mary, John, and Steve each have their own vocabularies; nobody understands them.


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Optional - You can use other materials; not only movies, but also the radio, animations, comedy shows, drama series, etc that have English audio. But be careful, songs are not helpful, because if you are learning English for the first time, songs are usually not practical for conversational learning. Like you don't have a conversation with singing.

To maximize the efficiency of your listening, try to meet native English speakers and just try to be exposed to spoken English all the time.
Why?
When you were a baby, you just listened to what your parents were saying, television sounds, radio sounds, musics, peoples talking in the street, etc, then you became able to understand what they were saying.
Then a baby can mimic them and try to saying basic words like papa and mama.

But, now you are probably not a baby so you can do both listening and speaking.

In the next article I will add more explanation about speaking.

Don't doubt it, just begin your journey!

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