Speak English With Me for 30 Minutes | Real Speaking Practice for Beginners
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Welcome to my channel. I am Ariel. Maybe you have one big problem with your English. You want to speak, but there is nobody around you to practice with. Your family does not speak English. Your friends speak your own language. Maybe you watch English videos every day, but when the video ends, you stay silent.
And that silence is the problem because speaking English does not improve only by understanding English. Your mouth needs practice too. So today you do not need a teacher, a friend, a class or a speaking partner. I will be your speaking partner for the next 30 minutes. I am going to ask you real
questions. I will give you time to answer. Then I will give you a simple model answer, help you make your answer better, and ask you to try again. But there is one rule. Do not wait for me. When I ask a question, speak before you hear my answer. Your English does not need to be
perfect. Your answer can be short. You can make mistakes, but you must speak. By the end of this lesson, you will have answered dozens of questions aloud. So, get comfortable, speak loudly, and imagine that you and I are having a real conversation. Let us begin. Chapter 1. Warm up your English mouth. Easy answers
first. Easy answers first. Before we try longer conversations, I want to help you do one very important thing. Start speaking without fear. Many English learners make the same mistake. They wait until they know more words. They wait until their grammar is better. They wait until they find a speaking partner. They wait until they feel
confident and while they are waiting they keep listening, reading, watching videos and learning new things. But their mouth stays quiet. That is why today we are going to begin very differently. I do not want you to impress me. I do not want long answers. I do not want perfect grammar. I only want you to open your mouth and answer.
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