How Long Does It Take To Become Fluent In English?


How Long Does It Take To Become Fluent In English?
How Long Does It Take To Become Fluent In English?

In this video, Anna will talk about how long it took her to become fluent in English. Anna is from Ukraine and she worked on her English and accent on her own. She mentioned that learning a language is a lifetime journey. Follow her channel to see her secret. But hold on, before that let find out what she has to say about how long it takes to become fluent in real English in this video.



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15 Moments When Snakes Messed With The Wrong Opponents


15 Moments When Snakes Messed With The Wrong Opponents
15 Moments When Snakes Messed With The Wrong Opponents
 Learn real English with 15 moments when snakes messed with the wrong opponents.

Snakes are deadly predators, and when they target prey, they’re usually successful. But they also have enemies that give them a run for their money. Have you ever seen a Praying Mantishandle snake? What about a secretary bird? If you want to see some wild animals that know how to handle snakes.



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Learn English with The Good Doctor


Learn English with The Good Doctor
Learn English with The Good Doctor

In this highly requested lesson, you will be learning English with The Good Doctor, a medical drama following Shaun, a junior surgeon, who is on the autism spectrum and has savant syndrome. You'll learn lots of expressions, pronunciation and medical vocabulary!



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15 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS you should try to AVOID


15 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS you should try to AVOID
15 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS you should try to AVOID
Sound like a native speaker - replace these overused words in your English!

In this video, you're going to learn real English with linguamarina with the words that are some overused and you should avoid. And with theses alternatives, it will help you sound more like a native speaker.



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15 OVERUSED ENGLISH WORDS you should try to AVOID:

1 Angry
2 Other
3 Answer
4 Literally
5 More
6 Nice
7 Describe
8 Use
9 Hard
10 Many
11 Able
12 Bad
13 Happy
14 Unique
15 Best

Stop saying "YOU'RE WELCOME


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Stop saying "YOU'RE WELCOME
Stop saying "YOU'RE WELCOME" and use these alternatives to sound like a native.

In this video, you're going to learn real English with linguamarina. And with this video, you will learn different alternatives to the phrase "You're welcome". These will help you sound more like a native speaker. If you are ready let jump in and again you can check the phrases list below the video.



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Professional phrases
  • I am happy to be of assistance
  • That’s what good colleagues do
  • I am here to help
  • My pleasure
  • Honored to have helped
  • Let me know if I can help you in the future
Informal phrases
  • Anytime!
  • No need at all
  • It was nothing
  • Don’t worry about it!
  • Don’t mention it
  • I know you’d do the same for me
  • Happy to help
Phrases for texting
  • NP
  • Anytime
  • Sure
  • Sure thing
  • No worries
After sending a gift
  • I hope you enjoy it
  • I’m glad that you liked it
  • You deserve it
  • It made me think of you
Funny phrases
  • You'll get my bill in the morning
  • Oh, stop it, you!

What Would You Do: Waitress discriminates against Muslim family


What Would You Do: Waitress discriminates against Muslim family
What Would You Do: Waitress discriminates against Muslim family
Learn real English with What Would You Do.

This is another episode of What Would You Do.
The hostess tells a Muslim couple they must wait for a booth in the back so they don't make other diners uncomfortable.



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Speak English FLUENTLY in 30 Days: The Truth


Speak English FLUENTLY in 30 Days: The Truth
Speak English FLUENTLY in 30 Days: The Truth

Find out the truth if it is possible to speak English fluently in 30 days.

In this video lesson, Vanessa will talk about the possibility to learn English and being fluently in a very short time like 30 days and the tips to be fluent in English. I totally agree with her. Let's see what she has to say.



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Learn real English with Vanessa : 100 Car Vocabulary Words


100 Car Vocabulary Words: Advanced English Vocabulary Lesson
100 Car Vocabulary Words: Advanced English Vocabulary Lesson

Learn real English with Vanessa. In this lesson, you will learn how to describe a car in English. If you need to go to the mechanic, no problem! Increase your vocabulary and speak daily English.



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Learn Real English With Brand Names Pronunciation


Learn Real English With Brand Names Pronunciation
Learn Real English With Brand Names Pronunciation

In this video, you would learn the correct pronunciation of the following brand names: Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Moleskine, Yves Saint Laurent, Lacoste, Chevrolet, Porsche, BMW, McDonalds's.



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Learn real English Vocabularies in the BATHROOM


Learn real English Vocabularies in the BATHROOM
Learn real English Vocabularies in the BATHROOM

In this video, you will learn real English vocabularies in the bathroom wtih linguamarina. You will learn the English names of the items you'll find in a bathroom in a person's home. A bathroom is a room in the home for personal hygiene activities, generally containing a sink and either a bathtub, a shower, or both. In some countries, the toilet is included in this room, for ease of plumbing, whereas other cultures consider this insanitary, and give that fixture a room of its own.



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Shower: a piece of equipment producing a spray of water that you stand under to wash yourself; the small room or part of a room that contains a shower

Bathtub: a large, long container that you put water in and then get into to wash your whole body

Drain: a channel or pipe carrying off surplus liquid, especially rainwater or liquid waste.

Faucet: a device that controls the flow of water from a pipe.

Mirror: a piece of glass that reflects an image.

Towel: a piece of fabric, usually made of cotton, for drying the body.

Shampoo: a liquid soap that is used for washing your hair

Soap: a substance that you use with water for washing your body soap and water

Sink: a wide bowl that has a faucet and a drain to let the water out. It is usually attached to the wall or is positioned on top of a pedestal.

Toothbrush: a plastic object with a handle and bristles that is used to clean the teeth.

Toothpaste: a substance that you put on a brush and use to clean your teeth

Hairdryer: an electrical device for drying a person’s hair by blowing warm air over it.

Razor: an instrument that is used for shaving

Toilet: a large bowl that you sit on that collects bodily waste which is flushed away through a pipe with water.

Toilet paper: thin sheets of paper that is used to wipe the body after one uses the toilet.

Toilet seat: hinged unit consisting of a round or oval open seat, and usually a lid, which is bolted onto the bowl of a toilet used in a sitting position (as opposed to a squat toilet).

Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR


Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR
Learn real English Vocabularies in the CAR

In this video, you will learn real English vocabularies in the CAR wtih linguamarina . You will be able to name the parts of a car which will grow your vocabulary and help you in communicating.



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Accelerator (or gas pedal): The accelerator is a pedal that the driver presses on with his or her foot in order to control the car's speed.

Brake: The foot pedal you use when you want to make the car go slower or stop it from moving.

Brake light: The red light at the back of the car that indicates the brake is being used and that the car is slowing down.

Dashboard: The part in front of the driver that has the controls like the Temperature gauge, Fuel gauge and the Speedometer.

Exhaust (pipe): The pipe that takes the waste gases from the motor and lets them go into the air.

Horn: The horn makes a sound to warn other drivers of a problem. The driver makes the horn sound by pressing a button, which is usually on the steering wheel.

Turn indicators: The lights that let others know in which direction a car is turning.

Ignition: You put the key here to start the car.

License Plate: The license plate is a piece of metal with numbers and letters on it. There is usually one on the front and the back of the car. The government usually requires each car to have a license plate so the car can be identified.

Radiator: Cools the water of the motor.

Rear-view Mirror: The small mirror attached to the middle of your windscreen so that you can see what is behind your car while you are driving.

Seatbelt: The belt that is connected to the seat and you place across your body to help protect you in an accident.

Speedometer: A part of the dashboard that lets the driver know how fast the car is moving.

Steering wheel: The round instrument that the driver uses to make the car go in a certain direction.

Tires: The tire is a thick rubber ring that connects the car to the ground. Cars normally have four tires.

Visor: A visor is a piece of, usually, plastic that the driver can move into position to stop the sun from getting into the driver's eyes.

Wheel: The round parts that connect the car to the road and help the car move.

Windshield: The big window at the front of the car that the driver looks through as he/she drives.

Windshield Wipers: Windshield wipers are things that move back and forth across the windshield to remove rain so that the driver can see better.

Learn English with The Morning Show


Learn English with The Morning Show
Learn English with The Morning Show

Learn English with Jennifer Aniston | The Morning Show

In this video, you will learn real English with Jennifer Aniston in her new hit series: The Morning Show. This is a fantastic series to learn English about the world of media, get some advanced English vocabulary, and plus, it is seriously entertaining



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How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills


How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills
How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills

In this video, Teela explains some simple, but powerful ways to learn how to think in English to improve your English speaking skills so that you can better communicate with native and advanced English speakers. This involves strategies for talking to yourself, relying less on your bilingual dictionary, paraphrasing, keeping a diary or journal, and using positive reinforcement. Watch and let Teela explain it all in an easy way. Get more confident and fluent with Deep English lessons.



How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills


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How to Think in English to Improve Your English Speaking Skills:

1. Talk to yourself in English.
2. Don’t use bilingual dictionary.
3. Try to describe the word you don’t know
4. Write down something you need to do.
5. Create some pep talk in English for yourself.

104 Daily Life English Dialogues


104 Daily Life English Dialogues
104 Daily Life English Dialogues

This is the collection of 104 Daily Life Real English Dialogues and English Conversations.
In the video you will learn 4 topic of real English conversation about City Life, Cars and Houses, Family Life and Social Communication.



104 Daily Life English Dialogues


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104 Daily Life English Dialogues:

Chapter 1 - City Life
Chapter 2 - Cars and Houses
Chapter 3 - Family Life
Chapter 4 - Social Communication

COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson


COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson
COVID English Conversations: Advanced English Listening Lesson

In this real English learning lesson, Speak English With Vanessa, you will have a chance to learn real English with the COVID conversation between 5 famous English teachers, 
Vanessa from Speak English With Vanessa, Emma from MmmEnglish channel, Gabby from Go Natural English channel, Jack from ToFluency channel and Lucy from English with Lucy channel. 

Let see what they have to say when they are in the lockdown period and learn real English term related to COVID.



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Speak English With Vanessa helps English learners to speak American English fluently, naturally, and confidently. To become a fluent English speaker and have English conversations with a native English speaker, go to http://www.speakenglishwithvanessa.com

Learn English with Movies – Avengers: Endgame


Learn English with Movies – Avengers: Endgame
Learn English with Movies – Avengers: Endgame
This is the learning real English with the movies, you will learn to improve your English with the movie Avengers - Endgame with Rachel. You will also learn pronunciation to sound like American.


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Do you learn English with movies? In this English lesson I show you how to use a scene from Avengers: Endgame to improve your English speaking and English pronunciation. You will learn about English speaking elements like reductions and contractions. When you use movies for learning English you have the opportunity to mimic and learn from native speakers. I have developed a terrific method for your learning over the past 10 years and I’ll show you exactly how to learn English movies’ power for improving your speech. We will look at a scene with Robert Downey Jr. from Avengers: Endgame together and walk through everything that the speakers are doing. When you use this approach to learning English with movies you begin to see each of the components that make American English sound the way it does. And you can watch all summer long as we take a new movie each week to give you more and more opportunities to learn English movies and improve your English speaking. And please download the free audio lesson that goes with this series. The link is above! Let’s get started! I hope you enjoy it.

Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 3


Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 3
Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 3
Do you love learning English with your favourite TV shows? In this real English learning video, you will learn English with Rachel and the TV show Friends.

This is the third part of 3-part series of learning real English with TV shows Friends This is a 3-part series so if you enjoy it, make sure to see Part 1 and Part 2 as well!.



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Rachel loves teaching this way and in this video you will learn English as have fun with the show Friends! she really enjoy the Christmas season and had fun making this English speaking video for you. Together you’ll be learning English by examining the way native speakers actually talk. It’s a powerful way to move your English learning beyond written fluency. You’ll learn English reductions, examine stress in American English and have a lot of fun! This English speaking lesson is intended to help you learn English in a specific way.
In this lesson you will be focused on how native speakers talk. When you learn English in this way you’re focused completely on conversational English. It’s what you’re likely hoping to improve if you’re already a moderate to advanced English student. As you’re learning English in this way you’ll start to feel more comfortable using these kinds of linking and reduction aspects of English speaking. You’ll also look at how stress and pitch work together in American English to create the uniquely American English accent. And, yes, you will have fun! Learning English with awesome TV shows like Friends can really energize your learning! So let’s get started with our fun learning English exercise!

Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 2


Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 2
Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 2
Do you love learning English with your favourite TV shows? In this real English learning video, you will learn English with Rachel and the TV show Friends. This is the second part of 3-part series.

This is a 3-part series so if you enjoy it, make sure to see Part 1 and Part 3 as well!. 


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Rachel loves teaching this way and in this video you will learn English as have fun with the show Friends! she really enjoy the Christmas season and had fun making this English speaking video for you. Together you’ll be learning English by examining the way native speakers actually talk. It’s a powerful way to move your English learning beyond written fluency. You’ll learn English reductions, examine stress in American English and have a lot of fun! This English speaking lesson is intended to help you learn English in a specific way.
In this lesson you will be focused on how native speakers talk. When you learn English in this way you’re focused completely on conversational English. It’s what you’re likely hoping to improve if you’re already a moderate to advanced English student. As you’re learning English in this way you’ll start to feel more comfortable using these kinds of linking and reduction aspects of English speaking. You’ll also look at how stress and pitch work together in American English to create the uniquely American English accent. And, yes, you will have fun! Learning English with awesome TV shows like Friends can really energize your learning! So let’s get started with our fun learning English exercise!

Learning English With TV Show FRIENDS - Part 1


Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 1
Learning English with TV Show FRIENDS - Part 1
Do you love learning English with your favourite TV shows? In this real English learning video, you will learn English with Rachel and the TV show Friends.

This is a 3-part series so if you enjoy it, make sure to see Part 2 and Part 3 as well!.



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Rachel loves teaching this way and in this video you will learn English as have fun with the show Friends! she really enjoy the Christmas season and had fun making this English speaking video for you. Together you’ll be learning English by examining the way native speakers actually talk. It’s a powerful way to move your English learning beyond written fluency. You’ll learn English reductions, examine stress in American English and have a lot of fun! This English speaking lesson is intended to help you learn English in a specific way.
In this lesson you will be focused on how native speakers talk. When you learn English in this way you’re focused completely on conversational English. It’s what you’re likely hoping to improve if you’re already a moderate to advanced English student. As you’re learning English in this way you’ll start to feel more comfortable using these kinds of linking and reduction aspects of English speaking. You’ll also look at how stress and pitch work together in American English to create the uniquely American English accent. And, yes, you will have fun! Learning English with awesome TV shows like Friends can really energize your learning! So let’s get started with our fun learning English exercise!

25 Phrases Every English Intermediate Learner Must-Know


25 Phrases Every English Intermediate Learner Must-Know
25 Phrases Every English Intermediate Learner Must-Know

In this video, you will learn 25 real English phrases, 25 English nouns, 25 English verbs and 25 adjectives that you must know if you're an absolute beginner. This is THE place to start if you want to start learning English, and improve both your listening and speaking skills.



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25 Phrases Every English Intermediate Learner Must-Know:
Below is the list of 25 phrases:
  • 1. How's it goin'?
  • 2. What have you been up to?
  • 3. How have you been?
  • 4. I've been ...
  • 5. How about .... ?
  • 6. Sorry, I can't.
  • 7. Sure, sounds good!
  • 8. Do you want to ...?
  • 9. What do you call this?
  • 10. How do I get to (location)?
  • 11. Have a nice evening!
  • 12. Have a good one!
  • 13. Can I have (item), please?
  • 14. (Number) of the (noun), please?
  • 15. How do I (verb phrase)?
  • 16. How late are you open?
  • 17. Do you have any plans for (point in time)?
  • 18. My (body part) hurts.
  • 19. How much is/are this/that?
  • 20. What did you say?
  • 21. What does that mean?
  • 22. I don't feel so good.
  • 23. I need to go to (location).
  • 24. I have to (verb).
  • 25. When are we leaving?