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User: Caption: hey there i started learning spanish three years ago and i am a slow learner i&#39;ll explain english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories yes when it comes to any kind of learning i am a slow learner and that&#39;s okay three years ago on the first of june 2018 i started to learn spanish i started working at spanish by listening and watching videos just like you&#39;re doing just like you&#39;re getting input from your teachers or you&#39;re seeking out input that you understand in three years i have spent about 2 400 hours watching listening reading and using my spanish more and more my goal for this year 2021 is to find more opportunities to practice speaking and i have i speak now more often during the week but what i have observed is that i speak slowly more slowly than other spanish learners i stop and pause and think often about how i should say something i mess up my pronunciation of words words that i know from hearing and reading but i haven&#39;t said them and i get them wrong and that&#39;s okay i learned french starting when i was 14. and then i ended up teaching french for 27 years and i know about myself that i took longer than a lot of people to acquire french but now i feel very proficient and comfortable and fluent in french and it feels good that&#39;s a lot of years and that&#39;s okay i also know that in other areas of my life i take longer than other people to learn to get good at something i like to write i write every day it&#39;s taking me a long time to learn to write well with skill and that&#39;s okay i have two tips for you then to encourage you if you&#39;re at that intermediate level and you&#39;re feeling discouraged if somebody told you by this time you&#39;ll be fluent and you realize i&#39;m not fluent in english yet that&#39;s normal we all learn at different rates think about little kids learning to walk there&#39;s no magic age all toddlers should be able to walk now no each child learns differently takes more time it&#39;s okay that&#39;s normal you see the the picture on the screen it&#39;s of a rabbit and a turtle another word for rabbit is hair not this kind of hair it&#39;s spelled differently and another word for turtle is tortoise so there&#39;s a story about the tortoise and the hare and they had a competition a race to go a certain distance the rabbit the hair started off fast and got tired and took a break and the turtle the tortoise just plodded on plodding is a great english word to plod along means to move slowly but steadily without stopping i am a language plotter and that&#39;s okay eventually both the rabbit and the turtle got to the finish line think of your goal for learning english your level your desire of proficiency of being fluent whatever it is if you stay in the race if you don&#39;t stop you will get there so what if it takes 10 years or 30 years it doesn&#39;t matter what counts is your desire and time desire plus time equal success the other tip i have comes from an old movie in the 1980s called e.t extraterrestrial and it&#39;s about a creature from space who lands somehow in america and these kids find him and try to help him get back to his family the only words he learns is phone home e.t phone home but he communicates he communicates the kids understand him he understands the kids they&#39;re both from different cultures don&#39;t wait until you can speak perfectly start using your english now here&#39;s what i recommend when you want to speak english use your english just introduce yourself and say hi my name is and i am learning english you&#39;ll have to help me i do that all the time and with my spanish soy maria estoy aprendiendo espanol necesitas and then they do their expectation of me has dropped my stress level has dropped and that helps so remember your pace the time it takes you to acquire english is individual as long as you have a strong desire and don&#39;t stop you&#39;ll reach your goal i&#39;m certain of that well that&#39;s it for this episode i&#39;m maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here&#39;s my email [Music] you
Title: Learn English - It's okay to be a slow language learner, I am!
Description: Using intermediate-level English and images to help your understanding, Maria talks about her experience learning French and now Spanish. It takes her longer to learn other skills as well. And that is okay!
Learning or teaching a second language? A key ingredient is good input that you understand. Listening to understand the main idea is key. Repetition helps.  Babies learn to speak naturally just by listening to and watching family members, friends and babysitters.  Whether mother language or second language, language learning is the same.   Anyone can learn a language and you’re never too old. But it takes time, a lot of time. Interesting stories or content you enjoy in SLOW language is what counts. For more information go to: www.englishwithoutfear.com
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