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How I learned English by myself for free without studying

Ruri Ohama2021-02-19
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A first-year medical student in Turkey shares their self-taught journey of learning English through immersion in English media like YouTube and Netflix, with a focus on daily practice and creating an "English brain." The method emphasizes consistent practice in reading, listening, and speaking in English, leading to improved fluency and confidence without formal classes. The speaker plans to share evidence-based language learning tips in future videos and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

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Student shares experience of learning English without formal study.
02:55
Exposure to English through YouTube videos, particularly from James Charles, motivated the student to improve their English skills.
Decision to prioritize English over German led to gradual improvement.
Plan to share evidence-based language learning tips in future videos.
Tips for learning English through media and practice.
04:22
Start by watching English media with subtitles, then gradually remove subtitles as understanding improves.
Watch at least one hour of English content daily, change phone settings to English, and read news.
Listen to English songs and practice speaking by explaining videos to oneself in English.
Progress to reading English materials like books or news to achieve fluency through consistent practice and immersion.
Recommendations for practicing English daily to improve fluency.
08:18
Emphasize reading, listening, watching, and explaining in English without a translator.
Creating an 'English brain' by thinking and expressing in English.
Pros of the method include being fun, free, and effective for fluency.
Cons include potential lack of grammar skills and not suitable for complete beginners or academic purposes.
The speaker does not recommend a specific technique for academic purposes as it may not improve grammar skills.
11:59
Instead, they suggest waiting for evidence-based language learning tips in upcoming videos.
The speaker mentions their uploading schedule, with study videos on Tuesdays and personal topic videos on Fridays.
They encourage viewers to subscribe, like, and provide feedback for future content.