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Title: Learn English - How do I feel after 4 years of language study
Caption: hey there june 1st 2022 marks my fourth year with spanish and today i want to share with you some of my thoughts about this adventure why i still love spanish and some lessons i&#39;ve learned about language acquisition that might just help you english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories [Music] you probably know that i spent many years teaching french in a classroom and over the years i picked up a bit of spanish some basic vocabulary some phrases and i would try them out from time to time but i never studied spanish then one year the spanish teacher in my school and i decided to do a joint trip to europe she would take her spanish students and i would take my french language students and i thought maria if you&#39;re going to go to spain you better start getting serious about learning some conversational spanish so when school finished for the year and i had the summer i decided to spend an hour a day working on spanish mainly watching some youtube videos and listening to a little bit of spanish i was very disciplined i had a goal i want to be able to speak and understand some spanish when i go to spain next summer and by the end of my summer vacation i was in love with spanish that year teaching french turned out to be my last year in the classroom and boy was i a much better teacher learning a language at the same time my students were learning french gave me such compassion for them i realized how hard acquiring another language is i realized how much i needed to hear over and over and over again phrases expressions and that it was so easy to get sounds mixed up just a little sound oh my goodness and then finally the other thing i realized is that i didn&#39;t want people to correct me my brain was working so hard just sorting out the sounds the language just trying to understand that when people tried to correct my pronunciation or my words it didn&#39;t help it just frustrated me later on my brain had space to receive corrections and now of course i want them but that first year no not at all well i never got to go to spain life changed and i ended up moving here to alabama and leaving my classroom and so i had more time that one hour a day became two and a half to three hours a day and now i spend about two and a half hours a day every day reading spanish listening to spanish watching spanish videos and writing and every chance i get to speak spanish with somebody i get so excited here in america it&#39;s easy to find native spanish speakers it&#39;s never been easy to find native french speakers but oh my goodness i get a lot of chance to practice one thing i realize is that from the very beginning from that first summer studying an hour a day i have wanted to use my spanish i have jumped at the chance to practice it and i have enjoyed every moment of it i didn&#39;t wait to get good at it i just jumped right in and everybody i&#39;ve spoken with and tried out my spanish they have been very encouraging it&#39;s been a really good experience that brings me to a really important point i believe that joy and satisfaction and delight need to be part of the learning process if you&#39;re not enjoying english learning english or whatever new activity or skill you&#39;ve decided to try if you&#39;re not enjoying it i have two suggestions one find a different teacher and if that doesn&#39;t work then give it up i know that sounds terrible doesn&#39;t it i should be saying keep on working at it but no joy delight fun need to be part of the learning process when i was 17 i tried horseback riding i took lessons for about four months once a week i&#39;d always thought i want to learn to ride a horse and after four months i decided nah that&#39;s not for me i&#39;ve also tried crocheting and knitting and decided that&#39;s not for me either this year 2022 i decided to start to learn to draw and i committed to watching some youtube videos practicing with a book three times a week for about 20 minutes and around the beginning of may i realized i&#39;m not enjoying this i dread this it feels like a task so i dropped it i let it go i stopped making myself practice drawing that&#39;s okay especially if this activity that we choose to do is something we&#39;re doing in our free time now maybe you have to learn english for a job so if that&#39;s the case again do look for a better teacher one who will make the experience fun and delightful and two let&#39;s measure our progress in a language in a skill by how much we enjoy it if you use that measurement well i&#39;ve been successful ever since june 2018 because i have enjoyed this whole experience i love learning spanish so my encouragement to you is to not compare yourself to others and what you think you should be what level but are you enjoying learning english are you enjoying practicing english using english then that&#39;s the measure that&#39;s how you judge that&#39;s how you evaluate your progress we&#39;re supposed to enjoy what we&#39;re doing that&#39;s the best learning to have fun so as i approach four years i don&#39;t know what this next year will be like but i have heard that it takes about five years of effort for anything whether it&#39;s starting a business or learning a new skill you need to plan on investing at least five years of your time so i hope i can continue getting better at spanish every day the rest of my life and then maybe choosing something else to work on who knows but anyway make sure you&#39;re having fun well this is maria from english without fear talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here is my email [Music] you
Description: Using intermediate-level English, Maria talks about her adventure with Spanish and her progress after 4 years.  She offers encouragement to all language learners and some tips.
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