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 Descripcin: hey there are you feeling discouraged as a english learner or teacher you know i have been studying spanish and i have felt that way in the past too but not anymore let&#39;s talk about that english without fear where you can learn to speak english naturally through listening to stories so if you&#39;re watching this video you are either an english language learner or a teacher or maybe a parent of someone who&#39;s learning english as a second language and you might have asked yourself or thought how long is it going to take me to speak with some fluency to feel comfortable in the language to feel adequate it&#39;s a good question but we need to be realistic you know how long it takes babies and small children how long it takes them to learn to speak their first language well the first three years that a baby has with mom or dad or brothers and sisters that&#39;s about 14 000 waking hours to absorb to watch language in real life by the time that child turns four he or she speaks pretty fluently they go to school later to learn what they need to learn but they can speak the language they can speak their first language after three years so the question you might have is what about me i&#39;m a teenager or i&#39;m an adult is it going to take 14 000 hours for me to become fluent or comfortable in the language i don&#39;t think so let&#39;s look at what science and research show first of all every single person is different you know that in other areas for example when it comes to what foods agree with your body or what exercise agrees with your body they call that bio individuality bio for biological or biology for example my body works best eating meat it doesn&#39;t work very well being a vegetarian that doesn&#39;t suit me the same happens to language learning in language learning each person learns differently and at a different rate just like babies learning to walk so you can&#39;t compare yourself to someone else you&#39;re going to get discouraged doing that so what can you do to keep from being discouraged if you fall into discouragement let me give you um some interesting information i once read a paper documenting speech therapists who worked with stroke victims a speech therapist is a person who helps someone learn to speak better or learn to speak at all a stroke victim is somebody who&#39;s had a brain problem we call that a stroke and they have lost their ability to speak speech therapists who worked with these people stroke victims what they found was that these patients needed to hear and understand a word or word chunk between 70 and 140 times before that word or word chunk was automatically wired into the brain that&#39;s a lot of repetition how do we get repetition we get it from hearing people speak hearing with understanding watching with understanding reading with understanding listening with understanding the key is the understanding so 70 to 140 times before we can say something automatically without thinking that&#39;s what we&#39;re talking about when we are talking about fluency how automatic is your language i now have almost 1300 hours of spanish input some words are very clear in my brain i&#39;ve heard them enough and i don&#39;t have to think and i can say them other words are at different points of becoming clear at first a word word chunk is what i call mushy my brain can&#39;t make out the sounds very well if something sounds mushy to me if it sounds mushy it&#39;s going to go into my brain as mush and if i try to say it it&#39;ll come out mushy with no sense my brain is in charge if you were trying to teach me spanish you would not be in charge you could give me input but you couldn&#39;t direct what goes into my brain that&#39;s why lots and lots of input from different people different sources as long as we understand it the brain will use it at its own pace at its own speed and make sense of it i know this from english my own language there are words that i have read and i look up because i don&#39;t know what they mean and i keep having to look them up look them up look them up until they become automatic i don&#39;t have the problem with pronunciation because it&#39;s english it&#39;s my own language but remembering it what it means that&#39;s the first step and then being able to use it is the second step that takes i think 70 to 140 times i obviously have not reached that i&#39;ll give you some examples with spanish words that now are a little bit clearer the first pair that that the first pair that was very difficult was the difference between consado tired and casado married that took me a long time to get straight and then there is pahera partner a couple and pajara and i might which is bird i might have gotten that mixed up i need some more input on that before it becomes automatic even something like the difference between knife and spoon was very hard for me in spanish cuccio knife cuchera spoon i finally can picture the two l&#39;s in cuccio and think of them as long knives that&#39;s how i i that&#39;s the hook that&#39;s the mental image i have formed in order to help me so you see it&#39;s different for me than other spanish learners it&#39;s going to be different for you learning english and there&#39;s no point in being discouraged because it&#39;s a long process and sure you can learn a few phrases in a few weeks and memorize them like greetings and questions but that&#39;s not what we&#39;re talking about if you want to speak if i want to speak automatically and comfortably then i need lots and lots of input just hours of input one other tip i&#39;ll give you is that when your brain is under pressure if all of a sudden you have to speak english your brain shuts down so teachers who stress out their students who what&#39;s wrong with you that you can&#39;t remember something well the brain&#39;s going to shut down the other day i was at the pregnancy resource center in huntsville and a young hispanic woman came in at the last moment so there wasn&#39;t very much time left in the day to sit down with her and i was the only spanish speaker around and i felt i did a very poor job because i was under stress it was late there wasn&#39;t much time she spoke no english and i stumbled through had i been talking with one of my mexican friends without any pressure i would have done much better so you see there are lots of reasons why acquiring a language learning a language takes time and i don&#39;t feel discouraged anymore because i know the science i know the stories from physical therapists and i know my own experience so reject discouragement you&#39;re in this i think because you care about people learning english or you want to learn english you&#39;re in this for the long haul we say for a long time so just relax get as much repetition as you can and you need to understand it and your brain will do the rest so tell me what what do you have down automatically in your brain or what was the first thing that went automatically in your brain and what are you struggling with right now that is still mushy as i would say that&#39;s it for this episode of english without fear look forward to talking with you next time thanks for watching for questions or comments here is my email [Music]
Idioma: en
Leyenda: In slow English, Maria talks to English language learners and their teachers about how to fight discouragement when learning a second language.  Citing research and her own experience acquiring Spanish, she makes the case for the value of hearing/reading with understanding and REPETITION as the main components in becoming an automatic language speaker.
Ttulo: Learn English - I used to be discouraged, but not any more!