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User: Title: Learn English - Does learning English feel slow?
Caption: hey there do you feel discouraged with your progress in english if so i understand i have been feeling discouraged with my spanish after three years and two months but i think i figured out a way to feel encouraged english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories [Music] have you heard about language islands you know what an island is an island is a safe place if you&#39;re swimming in the ocean and a language island is a safe place a safe topic for you and for me and the language we&#39;re learning i have about 2600 hours of spanish in the last three years and two months so right now i feel very comfortable very functional talking about myself my family my interests my past jobs things like that those are language islands but to be able to feel comfortable about other topics we have to create new islands and i think i can picture in my mind the day when we feel fluent in a language you and english me and spanish will be when there are so many language islands there won&#39;t be much water left we will be able to talk about most anything we want this has become apparent to me i have realized this recently because i now have several very good hispanic friends and after a year and a half with some of these friends i want to be able to talk about the things that are important to me problems troubles sufferings things having to do with my family or with work or with health there&#39;s so many issues so many topics i care about like god and the economy or if i want to talk about the pandemic and vaccinations if i want to talk about my grandchildren if i want to talk about what i would do differently things like that i stumble i make lots of mistakes and i feel frustrated those topics those themes are not yet safe places for me the only solution is to keep working at your language it takes time it takes far more time than i think language teachers tell us you&#39;ve seen courses advertised english in three months well yeah if you want to talk a little bit about yourself and your hobbies your interests if you want to have one or two language islands but don&#39;t you want to be fluent one day i do last week i sat down and thought about my french i have been working on french ever since i was 14 years old that is 50 years ago i&#39;m 64. it has been on and off but a lot of those years i actually taught french and i&#39;ve traveled and i&#39;ve read a lot i&#39;ve listened to [Music] movies in french and so what i did was with a pencil and paper i wrote down my best guess of hours with french teaching reading traveling because when you travel to another country where they speak the language you&#39;re learning you&#39;re not speaking 24 hours in a day so i guessed the number of hours and i have at least 12 000 hours of french of input and practice there&#39;s a man named malcolm gladwell and he wrote a book that i really liked called outliers and what i remember from that book is what he called the 10 000 hour rule he looked at the musical group the beatles and he explained that they had about 10 000 hours playing their instruments and playing together and that&#39;s why they were so good it takes about 10 000 hours according to malcolm gladwell to become an expert at ballet at painting at playing soccer at being a scientist whatever at teaching and it takes about 10 000 hours of comprehensible input and practice to become an expert at another language so if you feel frustrated because you want to use your english to talk about things that are important to you that&#39;s normal those topics are not yet safe spaces safe islands you&#39;re still struggling and swimming and the land is beginning to get solid under your feet be patient right now i spend about three and a half hours a day with spanish and at that rate i have 2 600 hours right now and if i figure three and a half hours a day how much time it will take me to reach ten thousand hours i figured another five years and nine months that&#39;s april 2027 in the meantime i will be patient i will keep working at spanish i will keep doing everything i know that works it&#39;s just a matter of hours i hope that helps explain to you why you might feel like you speak broken english with some topics and that you feel like you might speak really well at others this is normal this is how little kids learn they accumulate they gather hour upon hour of listening watching understanding and then practicing speaking so friend let&#39;s keep this up a language another language is like a long marriage i&#39;ve been married 41 years and i keep learning new things about my husband same thing with spanish talk to you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here is my email [Music]
Description: Maria offers a solution for feeling impatient or discouraged with your English progress.  She shares her frustrating in speaking Spanish well.  Here's how she is dealing with her impatience. It's a question of developing more 'language islands'.
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