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 Description: expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook it&#39;s free and packed with essential Expressions that you&#39;ll use on a daily basis start building your vocabulary today click the link in the description below to download your free finished ebook before it&#39;s gone when learning a new language everyone should have an ultimate goal to work towards whether you want to be able to connect with a relative easily order food while traveling or go somewhere new having an end goal for your learning can be very motivating a popular but challenging goal is being able to speak like a native speaker it&#39;s difficult to measure exactly when you reach this goal and it&#39;s not something you can pick up using textbooks alone so how do you work on making your speech more natural that&#39;s what we&#39;re going to look at today here are three tips to help you practice talking like a native speaker number one focus on vocabulary if your goal is to speak like a native you might be really focused on speaking quickly or using ing as many complex grammar patterns as possible but in our native languages we&#39;re not always trying to speak as fast as possible and we use complex grammar patterns when necessary not to show off vocabulary however is extremely important to expressing ourselves naturally your choice of words can reveal a lot about you and your understanding of the language most Learners have had the experience of using a phrase book or a dictionary to find a word they want to use trying the word in conversation and getting a look of confus confusion from the native speaker in some cases although your word choice may be grammatically correct the word may be inappropriate for the situation or totally unnatural this is especially important in business and other formal situations where the right level of formality and professionalism is key being able to understand nuances and vocabulary words can also help you understand relationships between people just by listening to the conversation try to listen to many different types of conversations listen to to help people talk to their friends their superiors and in customer service situations this will give you a better idea of how to talk to others naturally in some languages you can omit words from sentences or use more direct communication Styles it&#39;s important to be aware of these things so you can apply them yourself colloquialisms and slang are also commonly used in most languages as this sort of vocabulary is always evolving it can be difficult to keep up with the latest words talk with native speakers and consume me in your target language to make sure you pick up these kinds of Expressions media is a great resource for your learning ultimately knowing the appropriate vocabulary to use for each situation will really help you sound more knowledgeable number two perfect your accent with every language there are unique pronunciation and intonation challenges some languages are tonal languages and a change in Pitch can completely change the meaning of a word then there&#39;s the fact that most countries have multiple dialects and so people from one area of the country may sound different from those in another so what is the best way to listen to a wide range of accents and different pronunciations video and audio resources are a great way to do this YouTube is a perfect place to start because people from all kinds of different backgrounds upload videos to the platform you can watch educational videos daily life Vlogs cooking shows a travel series whatever interests you pay attention to the different ways people speak everyone is unique and then practice speaking like them this kind of practice can help you sound more natural one note Please be aware of the type of resources you&#39;re using for example if you find a video where a speaker uses a rare dialect it might not be a good idea to use that for your pronunciation practice unless you have a special reason for studying a specific accent as a general rule it&#39;s best to try to search for practice resources that use a standard form of the language you&#39;re studying number three copy what you hear do you remember how you learned to speak as a child we rarely learned new words just listening to them or reading after we learned how when we were little kids we imitated The Sounds we heard by repeating the sounds out loud while you&#39;re talking to a friend watching videos or listening to audio in your target language you can do this to try and replicate the way they speak doing this will help you work on mastering the flow of the language your accent intonation and pronunciation of course you might also pick up some new vocabulary this way make sure to repeat new words often it&#39;s a great way to make sure you remember them try doing this using a number of different mediums and sources that way you&#39;ll be exposed to the diversity of the language offers and master the fundamentals of pronunciation for example you can watch and imitate several different YouTube videos and audio CDs but try a few different sources like different creators or different audio types to make make sure you experience a wide range of communication in your target language if you&#39;re using our language learning program you can even get your own teacher with premium plus your teacher can answer questions give assignments and even listen to your recordings and give you advice on pronunciation completing these kinds of lessons with a native teacher can really boost your confidence in your speaking skills becoming able to speak like a native is a popular goal for many people learning a new language it feels great to be able to communicate smoothly it&#39;s especially when the people you&#39;re talking to expect basic level sentences or broken communication try using the tips we&#39;ve shared in this video to work on improving your speaking skills of course it&#39;ll take time and persistence but the reward will be more natural communication and for even more tips on speaking check out our complete language learning program sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description get tons of resources to have you speaking in your target language and if you enjoy these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time [Music] bye are you struggling to understand conversations in your target language this video will improve your listening skills using practice dialogues how do you know if your language skills are improving our team of teachers have designed a free quiz to determine your actual learning level so click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for you in this lesson you&#39;ll listen to a dialogue with the text second you&#39;ll review the key vocabulary followed by the English translations and finally you&#39;ll review the dialogue with the text again to master what you learned first listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen for for spech foreign fore fore fore foreign for now you will hear the key vocabulary followed by the English translation to advise Lo to find per there to get to reach public transportation tram stop yeah to get off on the left side V reservation finally let&#39;s review the dialogue again see if you can understand more this time fore fore speech for spee fore foree spee for this is the end of the lesson in this lesson you improved your listening and mastered key vocabulary for everyday life conversation don&#39;t forget to click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for your learning level keep practicing and move on to the next [Music] lesson are you struggling to understand conversations in your target language this video will improve your listening skills using practice dialogues how do you know if your language skills are improved our team of teachers have designed a free quiz to determine your actual learning level so click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for you in this lesson you&#39;ll listen to a dialogue with the text second you&#39;ll review the key vocabulary followed by the English translations and finally you&#39;ll review the dialogue with the text again to master what you learned first listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen for for now you will hear the key vocabulary followed by the English translation to check in reservation n under the name Room Ocean View SE view a room for two people check out the day after tomorrow finally let&#39;s review the dialogue again see if you can understand more this time for Fore for for this is the end of the lesson in this lesson you improved your listening and mastered key vocabulary for everyday life conversation don&#39;t forget to click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for your learning level keep practicing and move on to the next lesson hi guys and welcome to finish part 101.com my name is Mary and I&#39;m here to teach you some finish today we&#39;ll learn the favorite words chosen by fans so let&#39;s get started I mother mother my mother is wonderful my mom is without a doubt one of the coolest people on Earth and without it being a cliche she&#39;s really been an inspiration to me like a role model uh she has been studying and working her whole life and and she&#39;s so diligent and uh still today um she&#39;s studying and doing her doctorate degree I&#39;m really really proud of her an strict strict and Anor the teacher is too strict now I don&#39;t think I&#39;ve ever had a teacher who is too strict I think it&#39;s good that your teacher push pushes you to the limit so um yeah better to be a little bit right different different this environment is very different I think it&#39;s healthy that your environment changes from time to time and maybe your tasks and your routines of the day are different every now and then keeps your mind active and on your uh you know you don&#39;t get stuck on your tracks so yeah difference is good for you right you I wonder if I should run around aimlessly I wonder if I should run around aimlessly now this is a good one like a funny word the basic word is Y which means to run and then you add these additions to it and then you come up with a whole other meaning for the word like a kid might ask it&#39;s just three words in Finnish and in English it means I wonder if I should run around aimlessly in the forest today that&#39;s funny right thank you thank you basic courtesy you can say Kos or if you hear it in a spoken language you can also say or hear which is the same thing but yeah you should definitely learn this dragon dragon there&#39;s often a dragon in fairy tales now do you ever wonder who came up with a specific word I think loik is one of those words that I would really like to know who invented it and why because in Finnish the word loik uh in the direct translation for it in English is Salomon snake and I don&#39;t think a dragon resembles either a salmon or a snake so I really don&#39;t know where that word came from m m awesome M awesome I think it&#39;s mava that you are learning Finnish and I think it would be even M or more awesome that you would uh invent a sentence using any of the words or phrases in this video so make up a sentence of your own uh that&#39;s really fun way to learn and write it down in the comments below okay Mo hey hey Mo or his other version Mo are used in spoken language and you can&#39;t use them in like an official meeting or something but if you&#39;re already familiar with someone you can definitely say mo or MOA that&#39;s a casual word and if you&#39;re leaving a room or a space uh you can say it twice in a row to say bye-bye so that&#39;s MO secondhand embarrassment secondhand embarrassment I felt tremendous secondhand embarrassment now this is one of those weird words also like you can feel mu when for example a friend is doing something embarrassing and you feel embarrassed for them like on their behalf and that is uh the correct maybe like an expl explanation happy happy I&#39;m so happy one of the places that I feel really really happy is my family&#39;s summer Cottage uh it&#39;s in the middle of a forest actually it&#39;s in the middle of nowhere basically there is no running water no electricity City uh no cell phone reception there&#39;s just this house and a river a field some forest and a s of course we&#39;re in Finland right uh that is one of the places I really really feel happy in par parad Paradise par Paradise this is like paradise there is a really popular folk song from the 70s by RI which describes this um love story in a country setting like in the middle of the nature and that song is called parad so maybe that tells something about the finished set of mind you should listen to it it&#39;s a great song To Love to love I love animals I love my dog she&#39;s weird she&#39;s a Dalmation so uh she doesn&#39;t have long hair so maybe she&#39;s a little bit cold here in the Finland from time to time so she should have a proper fur but I have a quod for her and she&#39;s a really nice dog she never runs away even though she&#39;s not in the leash so she&#39;s a really good girl to believe to believe do you believe in faith uh I have a niece uh she&#39;s 5 years old and I told her that I can do magic and she said to me which means I don&#39;t believe you well she&#39;s a smart girl tide Tide The Tide is rising I don&#39;t live near the ocean I just have lakes and rivers around me so I never actually experienced the tide in a proper way I should maybe pay more attention to it when I travel next time ice cream cone ice cream cone the first ice cream cone of the summer I remember when I was a kid uh I lived in this small village or town uh every summer we would have this ice cream Kos that would open up in the beginning of the summer it&#39;s one of my fondest childhood memories that me and my friends would go out to that ice cream shop and we would buy ice cream cones and it always T tasted so much better than buying from the supermarket I don&#39;t know why but it did so guys thank you for watching this video on favorite words chosen by fans I hope you liked it have you already figured out a sentence using any of the words and phrases taught in this video if you have please write it in the comment section below and if you want to learn more please like this video or subscribe to this Channel or visit finish part 101.com to learn more and now it&#39;s time to say thank you and bye-bye in [Music] Finish are you struggling to understand conversations in your target language this video will improve your listening skills using practice dialogues how do you know if your language skills are improving our team of teachers have designed a free quiz to determine your actual learning level so click the the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for you in this lesson you&#39;ll listen to a dialogue with the text second you&#39;ll review the key vocabulary followed by the English translations and finally you&#39;ll review the dialogue with the text again to master what you learned first listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen hey fore spe for foree for now you will hear the key vocabulary followed by the English translation to send letter parcel Priority First Class economy faster longer hurry more expensive Express parcel express package finally let&#39;s review the dialogue again see if you can understand more this time foree this is the end of the lesson in this lesson you improved your listening and mastered key vocabulary for everyday life conversation don&#39;t forget to click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for your learning level keep practicing and move on to the next lesson you checking out the hotel&#39;s facilities when you see a notice on a door what does the notice mean what does the notice mean the notice reads no entry you search online for the nearest bus service what bus service does the page show what bus service does the page show the web page shows a free bus service El you&#39;re about to enter a small shop but there&#39;s a handwritten note on the door what does the message on the Note mean what does the message on the Note mean the note reads I&#39;ll be right back there&#39;s a national holiday coming up and you notice that shops have special notices about having different opening hours from when will the opening hours return to normal from when will the opening hours return to normal the notice says that the opening hours will be back to normal on January 7th say for hi I&#39;m Paula nice to meet you in this series we&#39;re going to learn basic Finnish Expressions it&#39;s super easy and it only takes 3 minutes in this lesson you&#39;re going to learn how to introduce yourself in Finnish so let&#39;s get started we&#39;ll first see how Finnish people introduce themselves in an informal situation situation hey hi I&#39;m paa nice to meet you hey let&#39;s go through this start by saying hey then say your name hey finally say he and now let&#39;s see the same sentence in formal speech good day my name is PA nice to meet you so what has changed from the previous introduction let&#39;s take a close look at these together hey has been substituted with the formal G greeting finish for a good day has not been changed in both cases on means my name is however during a formal self- inroduction we also say our last name so I said paa lman here you would say your full name finally H is the same for both this phrase means nice to meet you one more time time the informal way to introduce yourself in Finish is hey you can make it more formal by saying now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points when you introduce yourself it&#39;s a good habit to shake hands and use house after saying your name if you&#39;re concerned about politeness even hey it&#39;s polite enough in the finished business World in fact if you speak too formally people will think you sound unnatural in Finland simple is best in the last lesson we learned how to introduce ourselves in Finnish in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn how to properly thank people are you ready then let&#39;s start there are several ways to thank someone but let&#39;s start with the easiest it&#39;s just one word Kos Kos Kos means thank you when saying thank you very much you just need to add the word Pion Kos Pion Kos Pion Pion means a lot so Kos palion is just like saying thank you very much it doesn&#39;t matter if you&#39;re trying to be formal or informal ketos will work in both situations so don&#39;t worry but how do you reply to thank you in Finish it&#39;s easy there are basically two ways to do it the first Isa literally means be good and it&#39;s commonly used to reply to thank you especially when someone thanks you for giving them something the other way to say you&#39;re welcome is the expression asan aan literally this phrase means nothing or never mind you use this when you think that there&#39;s no need to be thanked so it&#39;s like saying don&#39;t mention it so when someone says Kos to you you can simply reply witha or asan now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points if you&#39;re not sure about whether to use Kos or Kos Pion keeping it simple is always your safest beted you don&#39;t have to worry about formal or informal situations ketos can be used with just about anyone anywhere and at any time in the last lesson we learned how to thank people by saying Kos in this lesson we learn some of the most common greetings used in Finland ready let&#39;s get started the most used informal greeting is hey hey hey means hi or hello we use it when we meet people friends relatives and even people we don&#39;t know we used this phrase in lesson one do you remember do you also remember what the formal way of greeting people is is H H literally h means good day as a rule of thumb we can use H only during the daytime from midday until early evening during the evening we say is finished for evening so means good evening H and are used when we meet someone but when we believe we don&#39;t say these greetings again instead when leaving in a formal situation finish people say nak nakam nakin means goodbye in informal situations you can just say hey hey hey hey finally in Finnish we have an expression meaning see you soon which can be either formal or informal now you can greet people in many different ways in Finish let&#39;s review them all again when greeting someone in an informal situation hey when greeting someone in a formal situation or when leaving in a formal situation n mean when leaving in an informal situation hey hey when leaving no matter whether it&#39;s a formal or informal situation it&#39;s easy right now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points in formal situations finish people commonly greet each other by shaking hands but if we meet someone we are very friendly with we hug each other don&#39;t be afraid to do it with your finnished friends it&#39;s normal in the last lesson we learned the most common forms of greetings in Finnish do you remember them in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn a very useful phrase do you speak English if you find yourself in a situation where you need assistance in English this phrase can be a lifesaver and because you&#39;re asking it in finish you can be sure that everyone will understand what you&#39;re saying even if their answer is no here&#39;s the informal way to say it in Finnish verbs change depending on the pronoun that is used this verb bua is conjugated to the second person singular buut go is a suffix used to make it a question it is similar to the English word do here refers to Sina which is the informal way to say you and I&#39;m sure you recognize angia as English to learn how to properly conjugate finished verbs likea please look at our absolute beginner series on finnishpod101.com there you&#39;ll find several detailed grammar lessons we&#39;re now going to make this sentence formal first we need to use the formal version of you which is the if we change the word for you we will conjugate bua differently it becomes everything else stays the same adding Oni excuse me makes the sentence even more polite on the responses you will receive could be one of these three yes a little a no I don&#39;t speak English a since this last one is a negative statement we need to say a first then n before the verb puu and Enga after it notice also that the verb puu is slightly different than remember the verb changes depending on the pronoun used we are now talking about Mina finish for I so I do not speak is the negative verb is also slightly different than the affirmative one now it&#39;s time for paas&#39;s points for those of you who speak languages other than English this question still works just substitute angia with a different language here are some examples Italia is Italian Vena is Russian espania is Spanish and Saka is German in the last lesson we learned the phrase excuse me do you speak English we mentioned the word Ani which means excuse me in Finnish in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn how to use anxi and other words when apologizing in Finnish we can use anxi in formal situations such as when we are ordering something in bars or restaurants for example excuse me could I get a coffee please we can also use it when asking a question excuse me where is is the Dome anxi is a very flexible word it can be used in both formal and informal situations we can use anxi when asking a question trying to get someone&#39;s attention or when apologizing but if you really want to apologize for something it might be better to use a different phrase that phrase Isani it means I am sorry and can be used both in formal and informal situations Olen Pani breaking this down first we have the Finish word for to be Ola when this is conjugated for mina meaning I it is you could say minani but it&#39;s common to leave the pronoun itself out finally we have the adjective Pani meaning sorry Pani now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points please remember that in Finland if you accidentally bump into someone it&#39;s more common to [Music] Saye fore foree fore foree [Music] foree for okay fore okay fore for hey fore fore speee speech fore spee s m for boa foree for spee foree fore spee spee [Music] fore for foree for okay fore speee for okaye fore for foree fore foree for fore [Music] foree foreign spee fore fore forea fore fore spea [Music] fore foree for fore [Music] foree okaye okay fore for okaye [Music] are you struggling to understand conversations in your target language this video will improve your listening skills using practice dialogues how do you know if your language skills are improving our team of teachers have designed a free quiz to determine your actual learning level so click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for you you in this lesson you&#39;ll listen to a dialogue with the text second you&#39;ll review the key vocabulary followed by the English translations and finally you&#39;ll review the dialogue with the text again to master what you learned first listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen for now you will hear the key vocabulary followed by the English translation to join sat to rain umbrella sky cloud s weather sun to shine bright finally let&#39;s review the dialogue again see if you can understand more this time this is the end of the lesson in this lesson you improved your listening and master key vocabulary for everyday life conversation don&#39;t forget to click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for your learning level keep practicing and move on to the next [Music] lesson if you want to learn a language but don&#39;t have a lot of time to dedicate to the Endeavor you need to study as as efficiently as possible you probably aren&#39;t a language learning expert or a world traveler you might have school or a job or two so in this video we&#39;ll give you three ways to help you learn language more efficiently so that you get the most out of your time and effort number one use your time when you have it the most valuable resource you have as a language learner is time while you may not have to spend money to learn a language you will have to spend time hours and minutes are a currency that you you trade on a weekly basis to grow in your language learning language learning is probably a priority for you it might not be the number one priority like keeping your job or taking care of your family but it does have to be important enough for you to invest significant amounts of time into your learning there&#39;s just no way around it that being said use your time wisely because of previous commitments you can quickly fall into the Trap of putting your language learning off thinking oh I&#39;ll do it next week or Saturday I&#39;ll do it Saturday needless to say a few weeks can go by and you haven&#39;t really learned or practiced anything if you find that happening then take some time and reevaluate your approach it&#39;s probably a long shot for you to be able to spend hours every day learning a new foreign language but you can use your time to spend an hour or even just 10 minutes a day every day studying or practicing if you&#39;re on a busy schedule an hour a day can sound like reaching for the Stars so start slowly with just a 5minute lesson over time as you learn more and it becomes more routine you&#39;ll want to spend more time studying and your studying doesn&#39;t even need to be all at once make use of the little gaps of time you have in the day listen to a podcast while driving to and from work review new words while on lunch break or right before bed even a quick review while in line at the store or waiting for the bus together these moments add up this way your little study session will add up to around 60 minutes of practice every day you&#39;ll quickly be able to see significant Improvement in your language abilities number two don&#39;t method jump when you&#39;re new to language learning there&#39;s a temptation to try out the newest course app or method there are more language learning tools and courses than I can list but jumping around from podcast to podcast or from textbook to textbook can really hinder your learning process it&#39;s important to find the best method for you but when you do stick with it don&#39;t get distracted by the newest app or if you suddenly find something faster cheaper claiming it can teach you a language with no work on your part stick with your learning course or tool consistent practice over a period of time is what is essential for language learning if you hit a bump or Plateau you might be tempted to think maybe there&#39;s a faster or better way to learn so you search around and buy the next best language learning tool only to use it for a couple weeks and realize it wasn&#39;t really any better than the last course you tried and the same difficulties you had are still there if you&#39;re learning your first new language and you pick a specific method or course we suggest you stick with it for at least 3 to 4 months you actually hurt yourself in the long run if you constantly switch between resources because you never give yourself the opportunity to progress number three focus on one thing at a time when you decide to learn a new language you&#39;re going to be really excited you have all your resources lined up a plan in place and you&#39;re ready to go you think you&#39;ll spend 3 to 4 hours a day practicing and that you&#39;ll be fluent in no time but that&#39;s only for about 3 days then you probably will get a little bit discouraged and avoid it for another 3 days and this process might repeat three or four times before you realize that you might be approaching things the wrong way you can&#39;t devour a whole new language in a very short time you&#39;ll burn out immediately it&#39;s better to focus on one small part of the language at a time either a specific grammar point or a specific vocabulary Topic in the beginning these should be based on the parts of the language you&#39;ll use right away even in the business World research shows that replacing less important tasks with ones that add value you and help you reach your goals is the best way to get the most out of your time as you advance through the language and your level increases try to pinpoint the harder aspects of the language and work on them one at a time learning a foreign language isn&#39;t easy it takes time and work but it is possible if you stick to your learning plans and stay focused you will see Improvement in your skills and find satisfaction in using the language remember that learning a language is really more like a journey it doesn&#39;t have to feel like school or work Savor your experience with learning and enjoy every step along the way and for even more tips on learning efficiently check out our complete language learning program sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the [Music] description are you struggling to understand conversations in your target language this video will improve your listening skills using practice dialogues how do you know if your language skills are improving our team of teachers have designed a free quiz to determine your actual learning level so click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for you in this lesson you&#39;ll listen to a dialogue with the text second you&#39;ll review the key vocabulary followed by the English translations and finally you&#39;ll review the dialogue with the text again to master what you learned first listen to the dialogue with the text on the screen hey fore for now you will hear the key vocabulary followed by the English translation to arrive bag suitcase luggage conveyor belt missing label inadvertently to send to pick up to deliver home address finally let&#39;s review the dialogue again see if you can understand more this time hee fore foreign foreign for this is the end of the lesson in this lesson you improved your listening and mastered key vocabulary for everyday life conversation don&#39;t forget to click the link in the description to get your free assessment and unlock lessons that are right for your learning level keep practicing and move on to the next lesson expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook 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