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 Description: Using intermediate-level English and speaking slowly, Maria shares two experiences from her Spanish-learning journey.  One that encouraged her and one that humbled her.  Whichever language you are learning or teaching, it takes time.  Her final advice is: "Don't worry about making mistakes!"
Title: Learn English - Seeing progress in learning your language
Language: en
Caption: hey there today I want to share with you a high and a low that I experienced recently with my Spanish a high is something good a low is something that might discourage somebody but I learned something from both without fear where you can learn to speak English naturally through listening to stories so you know that I too am learning working on studying acquiring Spanish and I&#39;ve been doing this for almost four and a half years the other day I got to do something that really encouraged me I had a problem with my bank and I hate calling up Banks or companies that have to do with money problems but I have my online banking all in Spanish so when I called customer service I got a Spanish speaker to help me this was the first time that I&#39;ve done this so I did say oh I&#39;m working on my Spanish I said this in Spanish and I hope you will be patient with me and she said no problem I explained the difficulty the problem I was having and she gave me the help that I needed and then I thanked her and we hung up I was so encouraged I live in an English-speaking country I don&#39;t live in a Spanish-speaking country but if I like maybe you if you live in England or America or Canada or Australia and our having to practice English in real life you do have to use your English to get help but I don&#39;t so this was a good opportunity for me but the very same week that I experienced that high that encouragement I called up a local Colombian friend of mine with whom I have not spoken Spanish for a year and I thought surely I will be able to understand her better this time well friends I did not this gal doesn&#39;t know any English and she speaks so fast I understood only maybe 60 6 out of ten sixty percent of what she said I didn&#39;t feel like I had improved at all during the year so that humbled me it made me realize I still have a long way to go but that&#39;s okay most Hispanics that I know speak slower than Lena she is always spoken too fast for me and even when I say Lena por favor you know please speak slower she doesn&#39;t oh well one of the things that I&#39;m realizing from my relationships with my ESL students and now they&#39;re really friends is that they continue to make mistakes I understand everything they say we have great conversations this is a conversation class that I have with this particular group and even though they don&#39;t say everything as I would I a native speaker it doesn&#39;t matter that helps me realize it&#39;s okay to make mistakes the main thing is to communicate and one last change that I have made is when I encounter when I meet a Spanish speaker I no longer say I&#39;ve been learning Spanish for four and a half years if they ask me or if anybody asks me do you speak Spanish I now say yes because I do not like a native speaker but I speak Spanish and you know what you speak English too even if you&#39;re a beginner you speak English that is wonderful so be encouraged celebrate the high points Don&#39;t Fear the mistakes nobody is perfect except for God 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 foreign