Why some people who move to an English-speaking country NEVER BECOME Fluent in English

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How we can go to the country that they are speaking in English because I live in Afghanistan it is really difficult to go there thanks a lot

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Hi Anna my name is Victor from Colombia, I don't live in an English-speaking country and I have never been to any of those countries either, but I really want to become fluent, to improve my level form B2 to C2, I know I can do it, thanks for your motivational video

Hello I'm from Panama and I love to see your videos is very important for my LIFE and all day I'm practice LOOKING in my hobby... THANKs girl IT'S AMAZING

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Excellent 💯 thanks Anna.

Living in English speaking country won't push you to speak English in term of "passive pushing", only when you're truly surrounded by native English speakers in daily life will do.

I have 4 years of experience teaching students English around the world and in English speaking countries and this is 100% correct. Many students end up not speaking English very much in English speaking countries. They only use "transactional English" to buy basic items or ask basic questions.

You are excellent!!! I have a very good level of English (british) but now my daughter lives in USA and your classes help me a lot when I go there.Thank you❤

I am brazilian and I had english classes in the past, not anymore, but I clearly can understand almost 100% what people are saying. I watched your video without subtitles and I understood all of it. My speaking skills and even writing aren't good enough then my listening. I think it's 'cause I just are watching things in english but not training the speaking and writing because clearly I still live in Brazil. But I am happy that I can understand what the people say in english without much difficult :)

Really I see yours all most video and learn every time something new in English i so want be connect with u so I become more perfect in English

Why can I understand everything this lady talks, but can’t I understand a movie dubbed in English?

Let me know who is Indian here

Yeah ..I got it,you Anna ,are a talented teacher,the greetings from Romania!!

I've never lived in an english speaking country, but I've been told by native english speakers that my english is really good both written and spoken, I've been inmersing myself in the language and consumed spoken english culture since I was 14, now I'm trying to learn french and it so happens that it's easier for me to learn french from an english speaking mindset than from my native spanish speaking brain, although it really helps to know both languages and use them as a basis since french shares a lot of grammatical simmilarities with spanish

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Minor grammar correction: "did become fluent" should be: "became fluent". No big deal. Your English skills are 99.99999% great!

Stark reality is if you really need something you achieve it.

I agreed with you ma'am. We should start learn English before going to English speaking country as well, which will be helpful for us while working there.

I totally agree with you!

Plz give tips to get out of my comfort zone of speaking English ?

As a non native speaker and I love learning new languages, when I've started learn English I ask myself how did I learnt my own language, I see that the child when borns he born with no language and when he grow up, grows with language he doesn't study he just live the language and try to speak til he becomes fluent...

As someone who's English became his third language and nowadays is its primary language - I totally agree about everything you said. However I also have had experienced that most people think its simple when you just move away and put yourself into the open ocean and try to not drawn. I felt it too, that most people don't really like to be proven wrong that its really not about the place but about the magical work they avoid.

The truth is revealed in this video. Some other factors are :
1. Laziness - some people don't want to make an effort.
2. Lack of talent, low IQ, lack of musicality. ( no offense, but some people are simply not going to learn anything).
3. Learning anything is just hard work - too hard for some.
4. In most cases, people will learn only as much as they really need.
Number 4 is the most important factor.
5. You need to spend 10 000 hours on any skill to become skillful (20 000 hours if it's Japanese).

You give me Hope! Ive been in this country for exactly 30 yrs of my life! I feel I dont speak Fluently ! I work In the health care field,I barely watch Tv In english and Iam surrounder by Native speakinf people! But I spend 8 hours asking same questions 5 days Per week! How Can I improve My Accent? Its very annoying and fustrated for me! I feel I should Be mastering the language!

Great job, 👍 I keep speaking to my work place Even I got some Filipino accent..
Until now, I keeping learning.
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I have been studying English in a different way that I was used to in school, and I feel a lot of improvement in all the English skills. I know that I'm not fluent and also made a lot of grammar mistakes, but it's part of it. I try to learn and be exposed to the lenguage every single day, and not as a hobbie, as a daylife activity.

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Anna l like your speaking english good sound and clear every times listen to you very interesting your english has become great also good honest english guide teacher.

you make lots of grammar errors, go home woman

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I moved to Cyprus from Russia two years ago and start learning English here. It is really difficult and it takes almost all your time. And yes, many people don't know English or Greek. They just live in Russian community.

The biggest problem for me is a plato on about a B2 level. I don't understand how to achieve C1

Be honest, did you have a boyfriend that speaks native English back then?

you look like an actress featured in X man who is pretty in my eyes. Are you her?

The secret is to read a lot and to surround yourself with native English speakers

In a few years more than 50% citizens in the US will be Spanish speakers, I guess this is one of the reasons why many people don't mind learning English because they get hired by native Spanish speakers and receive instructions in Spanish.

When abroad, groups/ethncities will invariably 'huddle together' within their own groups. Whether on holiday or settlling permanently. IMO, neither good nor bad. Just a fact.

You are very beautiful,💖 I have a question, are you married?🤔

My aunt, who didn't completed the basic school and has a "bad" spanish, went to USA 20 years ago and currently is able to work with English speakers. So, the environment pushes you.

Wait, are you AI?

as a child of migrant parents, I was allowed to speak to them in English and they would answer back in their native language as well as in English when they learnt the words and we both got the benefit. Forcing children to only use their parent's native tongue at home is wrong and can really stunt the migration experience for the whole family as they tend not to associate with English speaking people and live in a cocoon.

I have an awesome English level, but got no money to travel to the states lmao

May I know how old are you

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By the time I visited my first English speaking country, I was already able to speak it and understand it freely. Then I moved to the US and my English has been improving further on its own, without intentional learning.

I recently moved to Canada and all you talk about is so true! It's really a huge amount of work needed to improve language, nothing is coming from the air, even if you live in English-speaking environment. I've been working in american company for many years and already have acceptable communication skills, but I'm not advanced in it. And I have motivation to be fluent, but I need to always go out of my comfort zone! If people speak fast or with strong accent (or they are teens) I can easily lose the idea of their speech. I quickly got tired from reading any kind of info with many new words in English. Unfortunately I don't have English-speaking friends yet and speaking practise doesn't come naturally. I try to include more English in my daily life but that's always a bit tricky and artificial.

In the case of hispanics like me, it's because we are a large community that you can be fine and get a job just speaking spanish.

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