Use This ChatGPT Prompt To Learn English Vocabulary Like A Native

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all right I think we're
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live see if I can fix my  microphone stand here though
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all right I think we're working let me check  YouTube make sure we're live we should be good to
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go all right yes we are look at that okay I am  Drew Badger the founder of englishanyone.com  
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welcome to another live video here on YouTube  today I wanted to do something special for you  
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guys uh so we're going to talk about chat GPT 4  or just chat GPT uh in general uh I know people  
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are asking me about this so I wanted to look a  lot more into it I've been playing around with  
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chat GPT myself uh for my own language learning  purposes and so this should actually be a pretty  
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quick video uh I made a single prompt for you  guys has uh so a prompt is just like a way of  
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triggering something else like if you've ever  seen a like a politician uh giving a speech  
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and so he has like a little you know there a  person giving a speech and there's a kind of  
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little little kind of wall like plastic screen  in front of him this is a teleprompter [Music]
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teleprompter so I teleprompter it's t like  from a distance and it's giving you a prompt  
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it's telling you to do something so what we're  doing with uh chat GPT is it's really a great  
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tool that can help you improve your language  understanding and usage uh but you have to  
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know how to control it uh and so chat gbt  basically it will give you good information  
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if you put good information into it so I wanted  to talk about that in this video and instead of  
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giving you uh like a whole bunch of prompts I  really just want you to focus on one thing so  
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I created one prompt for you you can actually  find it in the description of this video so if  
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you're watching this on your phone you can  scroll down get the description or on the  
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computer uh but let me just quickly talk about  what I did and then if you have any questions  
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you can ask me so the basic idea was that  I wanted to make something that would allow  
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you to learn with the way I teach and this  is just focusing on vocabulary specifically  
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uh but I wanted you to have basically access to  the way I teach whenever you like and so it took  
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me about I don't know three hours I think like  two or three hours just like trying different  
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things with chat GPT because if you put something  into to chat GPT you tell it to do something it  
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might not always give you the same response it  definitely will not give you the same response but  
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a kind of similar response so I had to basically  work with chat GPT and get it to help me help  
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it make a good prompt for you all uh so the basic  idea is that I want you to be able to understand  
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English like a native and to just make it super  simple so all you have to do is go into the  
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description of this video you can copy The Prompt  and then paste that into chat GPT and then change  
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whatever uh is inside the quote marks so there  will be some quote marks like this and you can put  
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in whatever vocabulary you want and it should help  you understand that more like a native so the way  
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the process works for chat GPT I was basically  telling it uh I need you to create uh kind of  
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a quick mini lesson but a natural one that's  going to give people uh better understanding  
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through a story and a bunch of examples so this  is again what I call naturally varied review
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naturally
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varied review so the idea behind naturally varied  review is that you don't want to just repeat the  
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same thing from One Source or one voice over  and over again you really want to get lots of  
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varied input so you can understand what it means  and so when you're learning vocabulary typically  
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what people do when they're learning English as a  second language uh this means they're translating  
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usually from their first language so if you as  an example uh speaking Portuguese fluently that's  
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your native language and then you're learning  English through Portuguese you would get a  
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translation or you would get a definition so  instead I want to help you understand English  
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as a first language the same way natives do so  this prompt that I gave chat GPT I'm not going  
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to read the whole thing it's actually a little bit  long because I wanted to be very detailed with it  
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but if you look in the description of this video  you can start playing with that today like right  
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now if you don't want to keep listening to me talk  uh but again the basic idea is that I wanted to  
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make something that would allow you to learn with  me the same way I teach vocabulary and after you  
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read The Prompt and you try this a few times I've  given you some example words and phrases you can  
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put both uh individual words and phrases if you  have issues with those uh but it will give you  
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a little bit of the origin if there is anything  like that and then help you understand a little  
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bit more through a story and then it will give you  some examples okay so remember the goal is not to  
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try to learn a whole bunch of words as quickly as  possible and then forget them we want to really  
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understand vocabulary but this is a very fast way  to do it and it's like having me there with you so  
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if you want to learn a lot of new words quickly  but you actually want to understand them like a  
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native and understand them more deeply then this  is how you can review now the interesting thing  
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about chat gbt now is with chat gbt 4 you can  actually hear the examples uh so you can put in  
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the prompt and then if you're on on your phone I  think but also on a desktop um you can listen to  
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The Prompt and actually speak with chat gbt so  I'm recording this right now on my phone so I  
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can't give you uh an example of it but basically  if you're looking at your phone uh you can either  
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have the uh like just the browser version or if  you're looking at it from the app there will be a  
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little headphones button so you can touch that and  then it will let you uh express yourself whatever  
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you want to say and then chat GPT will listen to  that and then it will actually have a conversation  
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with you now I know people are very excited that  they can have a conversation with chat TBT and  
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it makes good practice but I really want to make  it clear that the most important thing you need  
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if you want to be a regular good speaker that you  can communicate without hesitating or translating  
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you need to understand the language really well so  speaking with a computer is one thing but it's a  
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different world when you're in the real world and  you're actually speaking with people and they're  
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not not very clear or they don't know a lot about  the language and maybe their accent is a little  
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bit difficult to understand or they speak too  quickly there are lots of reasons why a computer  
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would be different from the way natives actually  speak so chat GPT is a great resource it's a great  
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thing to use and hopefully uh with this prompt  I've made it even better for you so I really  
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just want to make it it's incredibly simple just  copy it and paste it and then all you do is just  
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change whatever you want there's a space for you  to put in your own vocabulary so read the prompt  
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you can understand what it's saying but again  the basic idea is we want to understand where  
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the word came from so it could be a story about  the origin of the word or maybe the history and  
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you can see a little bit of this from the examples  I've given uh in the description as well uh but  
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try anything you like and even while we're doing  this video if you try something let me know how it  
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works now I may go back and update this prompt  later because uh it's an iter ative process
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iterative to iterate to iterate means to to  change something a little bit over time if you  
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learn something from the information so you're  typing something into chat GPT and it doesn't  
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give you exactly what you want you change it a  little bit and see how that works so I want to  
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iterate on this iterate uh but notice I'm I'm  saying this this T becomes more of a D sound  
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iterate iterate so as I'm going through and and  kind of testing this and playing with different  
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prompts uh I really wanted to have something  that you could use that would really help you  
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just learn a lot of vocabulary by yourself but  really understand it very well and the great  
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thing about chat gbt is you can also continue to  ask it questions so if you're uh if you start with  
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the prompt and then give it some vocabulary  it will uh export or give you a whole bunch  
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of information so it will give you a good story  uh and it will make up story if it needs to uh  
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or and I guess it will also give you a bunch of  examples but if you'd like more examples you can  
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certainly ask for those as well and then remember  you can either talk with chat GPT to try to get  
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these examples uh or you can just do it with text  I found uh certainly for learning Japanese the  
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voices made for chat gbt are really best designed  for English uh which is good for you uh less good  
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for me so like kind of a funny thing about me  trying to learn Japanese with chat GPT is that  
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uh it still uses uh and um kind of filler phrases  for Japanese instead of like I know like things  
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like that so that's kind of funny uh but it's  great for you as an English learner so it's been  
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designed you have a couple of different voices  you can choose from and I think you can change  
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those which is good as well uh so it's a great  resource again I really recommend you you focus  
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on a particular thing and make sure you really  understand it so I was playing with jat t chat GPT  
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for about 30 minutes just working on one grammar  point in Japanese just getting lots of different  
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examples and hearing it in different contexts  until I felt like I really understood that thing  
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and once I felt confident I knew I would be uh  feel confident using that in real conversations  
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all right so let me go back uh I knew this would  not be that long of a video we've only got uh look  
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at that 10 minutes but we can take the rest of  our time uh if people have questions about this  
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or anything else uh but it really is a simple  thing I just wanted to make this for you all  
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and I thought this would be a good way to explain  it so go into the description below this video you  
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also find links for uh Frederick if you'd like  to improve your pronunciation uh this is another  
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good thing that you can work with chat GPT on  but if you want to hear all the different ways  
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you can pronounce words and get kind of a way to  play with these words by yourself to experiment  
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with different combinations rather than just  having uh chat GPT do something uh again the  
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the kind of tricky thing about even having chat  gbt is that it will typically teach you English  
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as a second language and so when I ask it just as  a a test try to teach me something in Japanese it  
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will typically give me explanations and explain  things with grammar rules and the same kinds of  
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things that it would normally do in a classroom uh  so chat gbt is probably not going to uh teach you  
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more like a native unless you explain that okay  but I explain that in the in the prompt so it's  
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all set up for you um and if you enjoy this let  me know in the comments and maybe I will make some  
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more of these for different things so there's  a lot of uh interesting things you can do with  
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chat GPT but it's all in how you communicate  with the system so if you speak well with it  
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if you give it good information it will give  you something good back and help you improve  
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but remember the goal is really to focus and chat  gbt will not get tired of you so you can ask it  
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uh lots of like you know questions about whatever  and it will just say hey yeah I'm happy to answer  
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that and it will continue to just give you  answers and answers and answers until you  
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finally understand something but I promise you if  you stick with it if you stay with the explanation  
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you continue to ask questions or ask it to explain  you things in different ways and say you want to  
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learn like a native rather than trying to learn  like a typical student with a second language  
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approach so I can explain things to chat G T  within a conversation but I can't really teach  
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chat GPT for other people so that's why we create  these prompts so you can tell chat GP chat GPT for  
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the conversation uh what you'd like it to do all  right uh so let me know if you have any questions  
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I'll go back and check chat but uh it should  be a very simple thing again I wanted to make  
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this just uh very short very simple very easy  for you so you can find uh whatever vocabulary  
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you like and then you can put that in chat GPT  and then Watch what it gives you it should be  
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pretty interesting all right PS uh miso or mlso  how are you I'm doing well uh let's see Dan says  
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hello and Jer says hello from Nicaragua my first  time on your live welcome to the party Monica n  
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see there Samuel says hello Renee greetings from  Brazil Med hello River says hello and Annette over  
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there greetings from Wisconsin as usual nice to  see you there Diana please give me and advice for  
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studying to do the TOEFL first of all we just  say please give me advice okay or you can say  
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please give me a piece of advice or just say give  me some advice if maybe you think uh there are a  
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few different things you could learn uh number  two I don't really focus on particular tests so  
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I would uh look for people who do focus on that so  you can get the best information you can about how  
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to prepare for TOEFL or toic or whatever the test  is I focus on conversational fluency and speaking  
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confidence and obviously that will help you for  your test but in general I recommend people master  
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the basics and that's the kind of thing you can do  with chat GPT so to get lots of examples of how to  
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do something if you often wonder if you're using  the right word or you're if you're not sure about  
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a grammar point you can put that into chat GPT and  let it teach you with lots of examples and stories  
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rather than just giving you a grammar explanation  you want to see all of these different examples  
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and as you get those it will really make you feel  a lot more confident and certain uh because doubt  
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is really what stops you from speaking so  especially if you have a speaking component  
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to your test uh I would I would work with it and  really focus on mastering the basics to make sure  
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you understand everything well uh let's see and  the toys says hello greetings from Brazil again  
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me I'm all still learning English glad to hear  it well you're in the right place I don't know  
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if we'll ever start teaching any other languages  but we got a lot of English a lot of English to  
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learn and uh let's see oh that's a long one I  don't know if that's AA or AA eosa if I'm I'm  
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probably not saying that correctly at all how many  words does a Native American know uh I don't know  
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well there's a passive vocabulary and then the  active vocabulary but in general uh people if  
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you know maybe 2% of the language you're able to  communicate um and so I would just Google that if  
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you're just looking for you can even ask chat GPT  so how many words does the average person know um  
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I don't know I would say I don't know I don't even  want to give an answer to that just Google that  
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so you can know how many words it is uh but the  more important question for fluency is how well  
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do you understand the vocabulary so if you don't  understand the vocabulary well but you know it  
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a little bit you can recognize some information  uh then you're probably not going to communicate  
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fluently so you have to know the vocabulary well  not just to know a lot of words uh R says is this  
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live yes well it's live right now but if you're  watching it later it's not so it's kind of tricky  
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like that all right Franklin I have been using  chat gbt for six months and progress is great  
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glad to hear it cam says hi from Thailand is chat  gbt free yes chat gbt is free uh and so like as  
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robots take over the planet we are supporting  them doing that so basically we can we can use  
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chat GPT to uh to learn but remember like it's  it's basically getting uh it's going to give us  
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good information if we put in good information  that's why those prompts are so important the  
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information we put in to chat gbt cam says  hello from Vietnam uh and again River from  
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Hong Kong over there I'm from Korea you have to  put your name I can't read the hungu uh my says  
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good morning sir you talk so well well I try I'm  I guess you could say I'm a professional speaker  
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kind of I guess receiver says hi from Michigan  Fabio says hi mate and just just Le jle is that  
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jle that's that's an interesting name hi from  Brazil solos at chat gbd is free but limited  
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I want to speak with speak in English with a  girl uh actually chat gbt has female voices as  
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well but if you mean an actual human person then  there are lots of ways to do this as well uh like  
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in fluent for life we teach we have a hundred  different speaking missions for people to get  
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out but uh the main thing I recommend doing uh  if you if you don't want to pay anybody or you  
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don't want to have any classes or something like  that just right here on YouTube look for things  
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you're interested in whatever that subject is  and then learn about that in English and then  
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try to look for smaller creators that don't have  a really large audience uh because those people  
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if you send a message to them they will be more  likely to respond to you and then you can you know  
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potentially start meeting more people but it's  very easy to start meeeting lots of people that  
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way uh let's see so Chad gbt uh chat gbt isn't I  think chat gbt 4 is limited uh but chat gbt 3.5  
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is not so you should be able to use it as much  as you like I've not seen any it's it's never  
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stopped me before V says hey Drew can I learn  by learning phrases opposed to indiv individual  
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words uh yes and actually you will probably learn  a lot more by uh understanding phrases rather than  
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words especially if you put that information into  chat GPT um because we really want to understand  
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the the situation that vocabulary is in and so if  we take a word like an an individual word will CH  
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like will change the meaning of it will change  depending on the situation so if I if I have a  
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word bark for example uh and I ask what does this  mean the answer really depends on the situation so  
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it could mean one thing it could mean something  else it could mean something different like bark  
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is the outside skin of a tree the bark of a tree  or it could be the sound of a dog barking and so  
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you might have uh like similar words or completely  different or similar meanings or completely  
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different meanings for the same word but in a uh  in a phrase like if we say like to to bark up the
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wrong to bark up the wrong tree to bark up  the wrong tree you can imagine oh this is a  
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much more easy uh to understand phrase so if we  have uh we draw like a tree here and we imagine  
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there's a dog down here and he's he's got kind  of his legs up here maybe he's trying to he's  
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trying to chase a squirrel or something like that  there's his tail wagging over there so those are  
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his eyes and his nose I'm sorry I'm not the best  artist uh but he's barking up the wrong tree so  
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when we talk about this phrase here like someone  is barking up the wrong tree you will typically  
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hear this and this is even something you can  use with my prompt like what does it mean to  
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bark up the wrong tree uh and so exactly what I'm  doing now by giving you like a story to help you  
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understand how it works you can you can imagine  a dog is trying to chase a squirrel or something  
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but maybe the squirrel or whatever is not in this  tree the squirrel is in a different tree over here  
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but the dog is barking up the wrong tree so this  uh this uh expression here this phrase to bark  
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up the wrong tree is used when people might be  searching for something uh but they're not finding  
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it because it's they're searching in the wrong  place okay so you can try this and actually hear  
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a difference uh and get even more review if you  use the chat GPT prompt I made for you go down  
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into the description copy that and put to bark  up the wrong tree in the quotes and give that to  
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chat gbt and it will give you something similar  to what I did so it will explain here's a little  
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bit of the origin if there is one and it'll it'll  basically explain like that like probably uh it's  
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a like a physical idea of a dog kind of barking  up a tree like that but we can now use this in  
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a figurative way to talk about searching for  something in the wrong place so maybe I'm I  
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don't know I'm I I think like this friend of mine  stole something from me so I'm asking him lots of  
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questions but I'm really barking up the wrong  tree because this other person actually stole  
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the money or whatever okay so give that a try but  the the same kind of thing I wanted to give you  
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that so you can take a little bit of me put it in  chat gbt and help it uh teach you the same way I  
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would teach you and then you can continue to get  a lot more review and actually understand things  
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more like a native uh but that's the better way  to learn that but do let me know if it is helpful  
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for you if you try it out I hope you do uh because  I'm using it myself for learning Japanese and it  
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works very well uh let's see all right I think  okay we got that one can I talk English like a  
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native and still have my mother tongue accent  yes like fluency isn't necessarily connected  
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to a particular accent so you can have an  Australian speaker and a speaker from the  
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United States both of them are still speaking  fluently uh but they sound different so it's  
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okay if you still have a particular accent that's  if that's important to you uh for some people it  
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is important to them to keep an accent or to to  lose an accent it it doesn't really matter uh but  
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fluency isn't really connected to how you sound  and that way uh let's see Fabio says I I just buy  
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so you just bought oh you just telling some just  bought just buy a Kindle but don't know the kind  
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of books to choose okay so you would say I just  bought a Kindle I just bought a Kindle uh but  
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don't know the kind of books to choose uh based  on your comment there I would choose books for  
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kids so these will give you lots of good examples  the same thing with uh chat GPT here so if you're  
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if you if you say like buy instead of Bot uh  that means you you still have like a probably  
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a maybe some trouble with basic things and  I would get a lot more examples of that with  
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children's books uh and it says thank you for  your great work it's my pleasure uh let's see  
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greetings from Uruguay says Sebastian Samuel  says something I can't read let's see greetings  
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from Indonesia greetings from Brazil greetings  from Mexico lots of people all over the place  
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Sergio says hi from Argentina do you recommend to  maintain a study plan with chat gbt or just keep  
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learning vocabulary English as a first language  um if again like chat GPT is it's if if you think
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about how how like the very basic idea of how  something like chat GPT is made you have like  
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it's almost like there's a computer and you're  feeding lots of different information into it  
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um and chat gbt will then take that and then okay  maybe like this is the way to learn something and  
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so it will give you information about how to to  do something that's what kind of the typical thing  
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that people do so if I say hey please make a plan  to teach me Japanese like I don't know Japanese  
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at all I want to I want you to teach me Japanese  please make a plan for that what it will probably  
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do and I've I've tested this but you can test it  again um is it will create like a simple kind of  
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thing where it will give you vocabulary and it  will use lots of your native language to help  
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teach you that instead of helping you understand  it as a first language so you have to explicitly  
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specifically tell chat GPT hey I need you to teach  me English as a first language uh and so helping  
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me understand everything uh all in context and  it's a bit more difficult for chat gbt to do that  
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because it doesn't really have um like images and  videos and and multiple speakers and other things  
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like that that would really help you understand  it very well um but that's basic basically how  
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it works so since most of the language teaching  resources around the world for any language it's  
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typically learning that language as a second  language rather than learning English as a  
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first language or learning a different language  as a first language so you have to tell chat GPT  
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to do that all right so that's what I did with  that prompt I didn't specifically say uh learn  
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English as a first language but like you can you  can see in there you should understand everything  
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with simple vocabulary from Context so that means  we're not trying to translate anything and chat  
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GB chat gbt will try not to uh use conversational  vocabulary or slang or something that maybe would  
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be difficult to understand because we don't want  to create open Loops so I call this an open open  
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loop so a loop is like this a regular Loop like  a circle but an open loop means we have some kind  
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of Disconnect here and so if you learn something  new with chat GPT let's say you're trying to learn  
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a so I'm giving you some new vocabulary uh but if  chat GPT uses a and then some other new thing like  
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B in the example then now you're a bit confused  because you don't understand You've Got A and B  
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in the same sentence and then okay so this creates  like an open loop now you have to learn about B  
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and you have to learn about a so I have to be very  specific how I create that prompt for you uh to  
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make sure it's not going to give you things that  that will make it more difficult so we want to  
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focus on the particular thing you want to learn  like a uh and then you can get more examples of  
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that but in general you should tell chat g chat  gbt to to like how to teach you but I would uh I  
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would be I wouldn't trust chat GPT to give me like  a language learning plan that's going to help me  
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understand like a native so it it will probably  take like these kinds of examples and it will  
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tell me how to you know like okay going to learn  about like going to the grocery store or something  
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like that and it will give me a few examples of  that and it will probably move you through that  
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information too quickly you will still have lots  of doubts about it and then you won't be able to  
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speak fluently in the real world so if you are  using chat gbt pick something and tell it to  
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focus on that until you really understand it and  again you can have voice conversations with it as  
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well which is fine sometimes it doesn't quite  understand what you're saying but it's nice  
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that it will give you the written transcript of  that as well so remember uh rather than getting  
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like a whole long plan just think about specific  things you need to talk about in your daily life  
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or whatever you might want to I don't know you  have maybe for work or um you know in situations  
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like that but it's Unique to your life and that's  what's valuable about chat gbt it can help you  
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with your particular situation all right hopefully  that makes sense uh greetings from Columbia says  
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Alfred and Tiberius may I ask you an advice again  may I ask you for advice uh to speak with another  
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person because when I'm alone I have a good level  of fluency speaking with myself but when I have  
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to talk with another person the fluency uh Slips  Away SLI P you probably mean to slip away that's  
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a good use of it though uh in general people are  typically more nervous when speaking with other  
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people because if they make a mistake that's more  embarrassing obviously um so I would recommend you  
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really kind of over practice to really understand  vocabulary really well get more examples of things  
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really feel confident about it that you know  you're going to use it correctly and then when you  
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are speaking with other people you won't have that  problem so many people do have this problem where  
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they feel more relaxed when they're by themselves  and they probably don't notice the mistakes they  
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make like you didn't notice the mistakes you made  uh in your writing there but you would be worried  
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about those kind of mistakes if you're speaking  speaking with someone else and so uh again  
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we really want really want to make sure you're  understanding things well and you can ask chat GPT  
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to correct you to be very strict with you and say  hey uh please really correct everything make sure  
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I'm saying something correctly or typing something  correctly but start very simple uh with some basic  
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things like chat gbt please give me some advice or  a piece of advice or something like that but just  
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to make sure you're using things correctly okay so  if you're worried about something when you're by  
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yourself you're probably just not thinking about  it uh but you're still making those mistakes but  
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you are worried about those mistakes when you  meet with other people and try to speak with  
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them uh let's see okay and Bri says hi Drew do you  know what stops the learning process is it due to  
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wrong teaching so bad habits develop what stops  the learning process um I I guess it depends on  
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the person but in general like the the thing that  actually stops you from communicating is doubt so  
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I'll just make this very big I repeat this all  the time d o u b t so doubt uncertainty worry  
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nervousness all of these things it's really just  you're you're nervous about something and so it's  
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uh it's much easier if you understand the goal  of language learning is to eliminate we want to  
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eliminate to destroy to end the doubt if you  can do that then you will feel more confident  
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speaking and so the language learning process  actually comes kind of from the goal here and  
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so whatever it is you're learning you should be  continuing to uh to focus on ending the doubt and  
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often uh traditional methods don't do that so I  think that as that's the answer to your question  
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really uh because the the traditional lessons  are less focused on that maybe that's the best  
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way to say it uh this is this is kind of like a  secret in language learning because most people  
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don't care about ending ending the doubt really  they just want to pass a test or something like  
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that uh but for the people who do want to speak  you need to eliminate the doubt so you begin  
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with whatever doubt you have it could be about a  specific thing and this is how chat GPT can really  
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help you so like yesterday I was like I I need a  review on like meu versus m this is It's just is  
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a Japanese example so I was like okay let me test  chat gbt and see what it tells me um about how to  
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review these things and the explanation it gave  me was pretty good but I I needed to go and kind  
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of talk with chat gbt a little bit um like the way  it was organizing information so there there are  
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things like you you kind of have to know how to  work with chat GPT but in general if you focus on  
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something it's much easier then just let's have a  conversation about something okay so you could do  
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that but I I would much rather focus on something  to make sure you eliminate whatever doubt you have  
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so you could even have I don't know maybe it's a  good idea to have like a doubt notebook so if you  
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think about or you can just make a note of this  you know in your in your daily life if you have a  
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notepad or something if you're in a conversation  or you're watching a movie and you hear a word  
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like write that word down and think oh like I  don't quite understand what that means I've heard  
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that before but I don't feel 100% certain certain  about that and so maybe I should go look that up  
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and remove this doubt so typical lessons are not  going to give you that much information because  
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they're trying to give you too much information  so let me say that better uh typical language  
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lessons will will be very Broad and not very deep  so they will give you a lot of information but  
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not really make you feel confident about using it  and then they teach you more and you still don't  
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feel confident about that and then they teach you  something new and you don't really feel confident  
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about that either again because they're not  eliminating the doubt so that's really the thing  
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that stops people from learning and typically um  if you if you can't understand something it just  
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makes you frustrated and want to stop so yes I  mean that's that's a big a big issue uh that does  
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happen with that uh let's see Alex Zang hi from  China for the fourth time welcome again Alex hi  
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there I'm from Saudi Arabia nice to see you there  hi Drew how are you I'm doing well to pack Wizards  
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army man PR says Hey sir and hello everyone I'm  from India glad to hear it Babar says oh hi from  
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Pakistan first time I have been waiting for you  take live classes welcome to the party man PR says  
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I have a problem pronouncing words like speaking  long all World words while speaking long sentences  
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uh then I would worry about like pronouncing  things uh really well first for short sentences  
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or even individual words so people are they  they often try to pronounce or say a whole long  
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sentence when they actually have trouble with the  pieces of that so always work on those individual  
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pieces first and then get larger so if you have  individual words or sounds you can't pronounce  
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so this is what we do in fredric we start you with  like just individual sounds that you can make and  
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then larger words and then sentences and so if  you get uh Frederick by clicking on the link in  
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the description below this video where the prompt  the chat gbd prompt is um then you can focus more  
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on that and uh mudo 35 says it is it's a rainy day  I'm alone at home I hope the Cat in the Hat will  
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visit me great lesson thing yes we'll see yes that  could that could be pretty interesting that might  
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be quite scary actually if a real Cat in the Hat  came to your house while you're while you're just  
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sitting home alone uh barara says take my name  Babar Kai and PR I'm not going to pronounce this  
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well let's see py pany from Thailand that's a nice  name though pany sounds like a name of a flower or  
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something let me know if I'm not pronouncing your  name correctly it's also like the text is so tiny  
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all right I have problem pronouncing oh I got that  one already all right manre with the big eyeball  
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over there Joseph says greetings from Taiwan my  question is how to let chat gbt speak English  
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with a different accent uh British Singapore  Australia uh I don't know if it's able to do  
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that because chat gbt is made in the US um I think  maybe they're developing that um but you can I  
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don't know maybe ask it to fake an accent that  would be interesting if it could do that but like  
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like I was giving the example before about about  chat gbd speaking Japanese to me the Japanese is  
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quite good but it just sounds like it sounds  like like a white guy speaking Japanese uh it  
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it basically sounds like me speaking Japanese uh  and and also has like uh and um things like that  
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inside there uh so maybe that's coming but I would  get the pronunciation examples from someplace  
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else really the thing that chat GPT is going to be  most useful for is the naturally varied review and  
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that's why I made a prompt for that for vocabulary  so you will be able to get different examples so  
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as an example uh if you use chat gbt to focus on a  particular word and then you go uh to like ug.com
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uish so uish uh and then you put that same  whatever that vocabulary is in that you can  
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hear different native speakers pronouncing it so  this is a good combination of naturally varied  
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review it's just kind of a pain to have  to go through and and like organize it and  
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get all that but you can do it uh let's see what  should we more Focus while we speak well the the  
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Focus comes actually before you speak the focus is  more about how you learn you can certainly focus  
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on particular topics to speak but uh really the  point is to focus on something to eliminate the  
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doubt all right so whatever doubts you personally  have you can use chat GPT to help solve that to  
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really understand the vocabulary better so  typically pronunciation is easier to learn  
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from other places uh than chat gbt because it's  it's all like American English I think uh let's  
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see Fabio says I would let's see you probably mean  I would like to visit Japan in Spring to see the  
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tree flowers ah you mean the cherry blossoms yes  it's very lovely over here not knowing your own  
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language accurately influences you not to improve  or deepen your English-speaking vocabulary um well  
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I I think that's only an issue if you learn  through translations but like let's say I'm  
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uh I'm 5 years old and I'm born in in Thailand and  uh I know Thai a little bit and then I move to the  
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United States and now I start learning English  so my tie is not very good but my English could  
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become very good because I'm learning English in  English but if I have to learn English through  
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tie it's going to be more difficult for me so  realistically it shouldn't matter what what  
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language is like you could be maybe not so good  in one language uh but you could become very good  
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in another one it doesn't matter the if you're  learning that Lang language in that language  
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hopefully that makes sense and that's what we do  on this channel so we really want to help people  
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understand things uh all in the target language  uh let's see real says if I'm pronouncing that  
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correctly greetings I'm from the Philippines could  you advise me on how to become more articulate in  
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public speaking also how to improve my English  proficiency as it is not my native language all  
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right so this is a good example of good writing  so you probably have a pretty good understanding  
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of uh you know of the language in general but uh  without hearing you speak uh or seeing you speak  
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in the specific context of public speaking uh I  couldn't really give you the best advice but in  
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general uh I would look at more examples of people  doing public speaking so we just watch people  
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delivering speeches like on TED Talks or something  like that so just to see examples of that uh and  
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then also think for yourself when you're speaking  with other people so when you are talking with  
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people maybe a group or even just one person  uh try to be mindful of how you look and how  
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you feel are you communicating well do you think  does the person understand what you're saying are  
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you being clear uh those are all good ways to kind  of practice and review uh specifically for public  
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speaking but like anything else uh you should  be looking at lots of examples of other people  
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doing it in order to to get a good sense for how  you should do it correctly as well uh let's see  
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Johnny says hello everyone Monica thank you H  says finally I caught you live my best teacher  
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glad to hear it uh yes the best I found it glad  to hear and Bara says your teaching way is natural  
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and effective way I love it as well as you glad to  hear it uh Thiago says uh yes this helps me speak  
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like a native yes that's the whole point so if you  can understand English like a native then there's  
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nothing to stop you from speaking like a native so  how you learn is how you speak and so this is why  
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I'm recommending you learn English like a native  using chat GPT and this means specifically getting  
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lots of information about a specific topic so if  you think about how young kids will ask maybe they  
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don't understand a word like young children  never ask their parents for a lesson plan to  
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learn their language it seems like an obvious  thing like but yes they don't do that um in  
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what they're typically doing is in some moment or  maybe earlier in the day they will hear something  
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and they will come ask a parent or teach teacher  what does this mean and then when you explain it  
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to them you can either just give them a definition  or you can give them a whole story and help them  
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really understand that thing well and so that's  what I'm recommending you do with chat GPT that's  
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why I made that prompt for you so if I imagine  like you are you know like a child or whatever  
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coming to me and you say Hey how do I pronounce  this or how do I say this or whatever what does  
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this word mean oh just put this into chat gbt  and it will explain what I would explain to you  
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in general probably so it might give you  something a little bit different it might  
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even make a mistake um so another thing I would  recommend doing is also you can put that same  
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thing into Google and see what kind of examples  you get but chat gbt should uh it should give  
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you some good examples with that prompt I gave  you uh let's see and aara says hi sir I am from  
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Cambodia I've been staying in in the American  you mean Living in America or so staying in  
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America almost two years I usually listen to  your videos every night when I make donuts I  
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am a baker nice send me some donuts in Jaan uh  game money says teacher what consistency mean  
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in liquid what does that mean well liquid like  I don't know just you can actually just Google  
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that that's better than me trying to explain  what it is like this uh this marker is solid  
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but the the Liquid Ink on the inside of that I  can move this back and forth like if I have a  
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drink so so same thing here this bottle is solid  but the inside of this bottle there's water in
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here and so liquid means it can move without you  know it's it's there's it's it's a it's like a  
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little bit solid but it can still move very  easily and it can take different shapes like  
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a solid thing it can't change its shape but a  liquid could uh and a gas like well again I'm  
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not even don't want to give a whole bunch of  explanations about this when it's much better  
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for you to just see these things like if you go  to a YouTube video and and say like difference  
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between solid liquid and gas so I wouldn't go  to chat GPT for that uh because I would want to  
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see something like that okay so again chat GPT is  useful because it can help you focus on something  
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and give you a good story but if you should see  something like this is where I use lots of fluency  
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triggers uh to help people understand different  vocabulary excuse me like uh if we have a marker  
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like this like fall down would mean like you  know like fall down and this would be fall over  
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okay see how it's fall over fall over versus fall  down so that's something that you should see to  
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understand it better uh but once you understand  that you can use just examples from stories and  
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other things to understand the language better  uh let's see okay let's see Bar says oh you read  
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my comments I like you very much yes people  enjoy when I read the comments cam says nice  
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uh explain word circumstance how to use it all  right so this video is about using chat GPT take  
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that word circumstance and put it in the prompt  I gave you and use that and there you go uh let's  
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see Hello brothers and sisters I am from Ted who  am I Rocka says I've been depressed to engage in  
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the Japanese traditional teaching way of learning  English but I'm really good at the grammar what  
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should I do next I've been really depressed to  engage in the Japanese traditional teaching way  
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of learning English I don't understand you're like  you're you're you're learning English through the  
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Japanese way of ah like so you're Japanese right  I think I think um all right let's assume you're  
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a Japanese you can tell me if if that's incorrect  but uh remember that we need to focus on and this  
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is this is another thing I may make a uh like  a chat GPT prompt about so if this this video  
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is helpful if people try the prompt and they they  actually learn and they feel more confident about  
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the vocabulary then maybe I will make some  more um but in general rather than trying to  
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think about rules a rule is like it's it's less  easy for you to understand uh it's less concrete
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concrete so when something is concrete like  you can see it or you can take taste it or  
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feel it uh it's like a like a real thing like  like this marker is a real thing but an idea  
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or a rule it's less easy to understand like if  chat GPT is trying to explain to me something  
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about rules and it says like well like this this  verb is intransitive and this verb is transitive  
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and so it's trying to explain a lot my brain  is just like I I don't get it so that's part  
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of the reason I don't teach that way either  because if I just tell you a bunch of rules  
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it's not not really going to help you uh improve  better but what will help you improve better is
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situations so situations use grammar or they use  vocabulary and give you examples of pronunciation  
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as well so if you if you think about when you  would use some kind of vocabulary or grammar uh  
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that's the thing I would look for and so you can  get examples of this with chat gbt as well it's  
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different from the prompt I made that's in the  description of this video but uh if if you give it  
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let's say you're trying to think about a even like  the simple past so tell me what you did yesterday  
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like I want to have a conversation about what you  had for dinner yesterday or what you did yesterday  
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and it can have an interesting conversation with  you and go back and forth about that situation  
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and if you do that it will naturally teach  you things like I played like look at that  
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the simple past I went okay so you can ask ask it  to compare different things but it's much easier  
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to understand the grammar from the context from  the situation rather than trying to study a bunch  
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of rules so if you if you remember the rules  but you have trouble applying the rules then I  
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would focus more on this okay that's for that's  really advice for anybody it doesn't matter uh  
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how you're how you're learning but typically uh  learning English as a first language means you  
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begin with some kind of situation and then the  grammar comes from that because it's just what  
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words do we say in this situation so how do we  describe this feeling or this action or whatever  
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the situation is UHA says hi sir good to see you  I'm from Indonesia and Iris or Iris says I would  
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like that you can teach us grammar that would  be great try to do it English grammar of course  
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well what's what what do you mean by that what do  you mean by teach English grammar all right now  
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this is an interesting test for you all another  thing about uh like using chat gbt and speaking  
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with a human teacher as well so if a if a person  comes to me and they say hey Drew teach me some  
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English grammar I'm going to think well you know  what what what exactly are you asking for I don't  
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I don't know what that means like teach you what  English grammar for what what what is the specific  
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thing and if you tell that to chat GPT chat GPT  will just it will just start teaching you some  
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random grammar so the more more specific you  can be the easier it is for a teacher or for  
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Chad gbt to help you and that's why I was very  specific with that prompt again it took me like  
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two hours to make that it's one paragraph but  it took me two hours of of playing with chat  
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gbt to to give me something uh that I thought  would be helpful for you and it probably still  
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needs Improvement uh but anyway give it a try and  see if see if it works so it's easy to learn uh  
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um grammar if you focus on situations first  because this is how natives are learning grammar  
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children don't really get grammar examples just  by themselves and a parent is never teaching a  
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child okay like use uh this grammar structure or  like this we're going to give you the name of the  
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grammar Point whatever that is children don't know  any of that information but they do know what to  
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say in a different situation so right now I am  washing my hands hands but yesterday I washed my  
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hands and as they hear those different examples  they think oh like that change in the word that  
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tells people that tells people something important  about when it happened so if I say like I washed  
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so I washed my hands I washed my hands but then  I also hear like oh tomorrow I will wash my hands  
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so the situations are are similar the only thing  different is uh the the situation like the time  
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period so if I say oh I washed my hands and I  understand the the context is you're talking  
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about yesterday or something that already happened  and then you're talking about the future something  
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that will happen this is how children understand  grammar so they're not diagramming grammar like  
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like washed washed washed and then like washing  or will wash or they're not doing that they're  
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just paying attention for the differences and  they're learning the pattern PS in the language  
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and because they're hearing these again and again  from all these situations that's how they learn to  
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use these fluently so often with uh with native  speakers they know how to use the grammar right  
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but they can't tell you what the grammar name is  so they couldn't tell you like what is the present  
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perfect or the past simple even if I just say hey  what's an example of the past simple it's pretty  
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it's pretty simple it's in the past but but you  know most people don't know what that is the the  
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basic thing that native speakers would know is  uh maybe noun verb and adjective people know  
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what those are uh but typically if you go deeper  into the language they don't know but they can  
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use it fluently okay so think about the language  learning process more like a native and then you  
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will understand oh I should learn more situations  and understand what people say in these different
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situations okay hopefully that makes sense though  so I did do my work says a sh Shri Johan or Shan  
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uh I can't read the C but perfect uh receiver  again what examples could I say I will what  
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examples could I say I will have been uh well  if you're if you're if you're trying to get very  
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specific about about when something happens in  time if we have our timeline here so this is now  
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so and it's also important to compare these  different things you should watch my video  
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about have search my channel for that I I don't  want to teach the whole lesson again but just to  
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uh so you understand this specific thing about  like will have been um like at this point like  
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speaking from now I'm talking about this time in  the future so at this point I will like I will uh  
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like I I I I really want to make this clear  because there's kind of three different things  
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we're talking about one is that I'm here now  the second thing is I'm talking about this  
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future point in time and the third thing is  I'm talking about like some period up until  
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this time so I will have been I will have been uh  sleeping let's just say sleeping for uh 2 hours  
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so very very simple uh actually this isn't a a  sentence uh but like so if I if I start here if  
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I'm talking about it let's just say right now  it's uh 1:00 just to make this easy and over  
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here it's uh 5:00 and so if I say uh I will  have been sleeping for two hours this means  
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if I'm talking about this period of time then  two hours before this that would be 3 o'clock  
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uh so this means from 3 until 5 I will be  sleeping okay so there are different ways of  
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expressing this but if you're talking about just  this point right here uh because of this like the  
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time period here you could say I will have been  okay so it's it's easier if you start a grammar  
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Point like you're trying to understand these  things in simple steps so rather than beginning  
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with like will have been we can just start with  something in the past and just say I have been  
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so from this point in time until now I have been  doing something all right so like this video I  
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have been teaching for 55 minutes okay so from  this point right now from 55 minutes ago until  
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now I have been doing something okay so it's still  happening I have been doing that so if we want to  
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move a period of time into the future so by this  point I will have been sleeping for two hours okay  
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so if I start sleeping at 3 so right I'm still  it's still now but I'm talking about the future so  
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it's still now I'm talking about the future uh if  I start sleeping at 3: I wake up at 5:00 uh so I  
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will have been sleeping for uh or even if I don't  wake up yet but just from this time to this time I  
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am asleep so I'm sleeping so if I'm talking about  the future like let's say I will be sleeping even  
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if I'm sleeping for longer than that I sleep for  let's say 6 hours but from this point until this  
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point I still will have been sleeping for two  hours all right and once you understand how it  
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works then you go to chat GPT and say okay give me  a bunch of examples of that and like really help  
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me understand this but I would always begin with  like something very simple so like I was sleeping  
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I was sleeping means typically there is like  a particular period of time when you're doing  
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something like from this point to this point it  could also mean from this point until now that's  
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also another like point like I was sleeping so  let's say like you come and wake me up ah like  
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I was sleeping I was sleeping so like I was  in the process of doing that but if you want  
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to talk about from this period until now and say  oh I have have been doing something like I have  
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been uh sleeping for a long time or I have been  sleeping for two hours it's the same idea okay so  
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you begin with something easier then you start  making it more difficult by adding more words  
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and making the process a little bit more complex  but it's the same basic idea I have been doing  
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something or I will have been doing something okay  and remember like have been is basically like I  
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have that experience or I am doing something  at the moment okay hopefully that makes sense  
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I I would watch I recommend you watch uh if you  search my YouTube channel for the word have then  
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you will probably find it but I've covered this in  in more detail in a few different videos uh let's
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see um okay I got that one all Merl 35 thinking  I'm thinking of Cat in the Hat too if it's enough  
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to know these 236 words write such a great story  yes and actually it's interesting you could take  
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that same vocabulary give it to chat GPT and it  will make a different story that maybe the cat is  
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not even an important part of the story so if you  give it all those all those words you could make  
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lots of different stories I could tell chat gbt  take these 236 words and make a story about time  
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travel or make a story about fighting I don't  know monsters or something like that and it  
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and it could probably do that very interesting  stuff and the stories are pretty good uh lamb  
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says what about person who understands anything  but can't speak yes so that again like when you
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understand I often repeat this in videos because  it's so important and I typically get the question  
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every video uh remember that you have a uh like  an ability to understand something from about  
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zero to 100% just to make this very simple uh as  you understand something when you say drew I I can  
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understand English but I can't speak I just say  how well do you understand if you don't understand  
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perfectly if you don't understand completely then  you still have some kind of doubt over here and  
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that's what's stopping you from speaking okay so  you understand something but there's still a worry  
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or a concern or something you don't understand  and that's what's stopping you from speaking so  
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you should understand more to eliminate the doubt  get more information about that figure out what  
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exactly the uh your particular issue is um what's  stopping you and then clear the doubt so that  
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this is what we do in fluent for Life the whole  point of the program is to eliminate the doubt  
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that people have that stops them from speaking  uh anime Dojo says uh where are the prompts so  
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the prompt is down uh in the uh in the chat Bel  or not the chat um well I will put it actually in  
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the chat later it's in the description below this  video uh and G says Hydra your videos are helping  
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a lot glad to hear it if you uh enjoy the video  click the like button and also tell other people  
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to come watch the video all right sometimes native  use idioms how to understand that uh again use the  
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prompt I just gave you so if you if you hear  an idiom or something put that in the prompt  
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and then uh chat gbt will tell you everything the  same way I would teach it or almost the same way  
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and you can still answer or ask questions if you  need more help uh let's see anime de says can you  
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make a list of the most used English vocabularies  used by native person day-to-day life I think that  
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would be helpful rather than learning a number of  vocabulary that may not be helpful for day-to-day  
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conversations yeah it actually begins with the  kinds of things you speak about so rather than  
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like what a native speaks about maybe you have  particular things you need to speak about but I  
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don't need to make that list it's already made you  just again go to chat GPT to get that if you just  
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want a list of words or Google will just give you  lists of commonly used vocabulary but it's much  
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better if you tell chat GPT to focus on uh like a  particular situation for you rather than just like  
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what do other people do and chb can that that's  that's really like the the nice thing about chat  
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gbt is it's personal for you um uh what about  from now to 5: so if I oh if that the sleeping  
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example if I'm if it's from now until 5: at 5:00  like I will have been sleeping for five hours or  
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whenever time it was or four hours I guess what's  the difference between I will have been sleeping  
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for two hours and I will sleep for two hours uh  both of those are fine it just depends on what  
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your like what what the time period is you're  talking about so if you you have like here's 1  
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hour let's say 1:00 to 3:00 over here so I could  I could describe this either way so I will so it's  
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right now it's 12:00 so right now I'm talking  about this time period in the future when I'm  
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sleeping or I like I plan on sleeping I will sleep  uh so I will sleep for two hours so I could use  
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both of those uh if I say uh like I will sleep for  2 hours that's fine or I could say like at this  
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point or by this point I will have been sleeping  for two hours so it's just like are you is this  
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point important for you or are you just talking  about the time period and it doesn't really  
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matter so I will sleep for two hours but I'm not  saying like when or I could even say I will sleep  
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from 1 until 3 both of those are fine but if I  want to say if this point in time is important  
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to me I will have been sleeping for two hours at  this point at that time okay so there's there's  
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no no difference in the meaning there it's just  what is important for you to communicate is this  
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this specific point important or not uh let's see  uh it helped a lot your explanation thank you so  
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much glad to hear hello everyone says Luciano and  Anime Dojo says I will sleep for two hours this  
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future tense that is you are going to sleep for  two hours after some time you were telling that  
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you're in you are going to sleep for two hours in  the future future uh like technically if I say I I  
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will sleep for 2 hours I could mean starting from  right now so not not like you know it's it's it  
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it's it's basically instantaneous like right now  I'm going to sleep so if we start sleeping from  
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now I will sleep for two hours so you're you're  you're you're kind of talking about the process  
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itself it doesn't mean like the the sleeping has  to be completely at a different time it's just  
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how long you will do it and that's in the future  so if some if some point like let's say let's say  
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I started sleeping uh here at 10 o'clock and now  it's three like if I started sleeping here so it's  
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like here I will I will sleep for two more hours  or something I will sleep for three more hours  
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okay so I can still talk about maybe I already  started sleep but I will I'm talking about the  
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future what will happen so I will sleep for two  more hours uh I will have been is grammatically  
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incorrect will uh is used to describe an activity  or action that will happen in the future so you  
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can say I have been sleeping for two hours I hope  that makes sense uh no that's that's not correct  
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uh yeah just to make sure we're clear on this  like like will have been is something you can  
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say like that's why I just explained it uh but  you can talk about like I have been or I am doing  
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something or I will be doing something but if you  want to talk about a period of time like I will  
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have been doing something by the time I you know  whatever by that period of time so you can say  
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that it is grammatically correct Str Str says  so I will have been sleeping is not like I was  
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sleeping during that period of time well uh like  you will be but if you're if it's the present if  
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it's right now and you're talking about something  happening in the future then you just have to  
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be clear what you're talking about so I wouldn't  say like I was sleeping like it's in the it's in  
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the present right now I'm talking about something  that will happen so I will have been sleeping for  
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two hours at that point uh let's see got it thanks  a million he is a good teacher yes I try uh and I  
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know like this it can be confusing uh no it's it's  it's my it's okay I I know people make mistakes  
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and like there may be some things I make mistakes  about as well uh but I always think first would a  
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native say something and natives say that all the  time so we do use that and like you can that's  
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another thing you can search Chat GPT to find out  if I'm correct or not like is it correct to say I  
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will have been doing something and chat GPT should  say yes it will say oh yes this is like when  
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you're talking about something in the future and  it will try to describe this it's just easier to  
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physically SE to understand how the grammar works  okay so this is this is why you really need like  
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many different ways of learning to develop fluency  so if you're only trying to get fluent with chat  
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GPT it's going to be more difficult because it's  cleaner English and often easier to understand  
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rather than the real examples of natives in  real life so even chat GPD chat gbt they they  
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program it to say uh and um and things like that  to make it sound more like a natural conversation  
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all right but if you're getting examples like  we do in fluent for life we design fluent for  
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life to give you all all these different kinds of  examples so some things you need to see like this  
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to really understand it other things maybe you  can just hear a story or you need to listen to  
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different people saying something but you need  all of those different examples to really feel  
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prepared and confident and to eliminate the  doubt for conversations all right looks like  
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we've been going for an hour and we are basically  done here let's see if we have any more questions  
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here receiver says okay what about people asking  more question this is fine though and this is also  
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something you can do with chat gbt it's just  you won't see a visual example uh but I think  
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that this is like probably coming um probably  coming from uh oh no now I'm confused wait let  
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me see that yeah so like in the future it might be  able to give you I think maybe with mid Journey or  
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something you can get uh like images or you can  actually tell it to describe something like you  
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show it a picture of something and it can describe  that but it's a bit more difficult for chat GPT  
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to to like describe it like this it can tell you  something but it can't really draw you a picture  
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well at least not yet but maybe in the future that  will be possible uh okay so what about I will be  
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sleeping for two hours what is the difference  will sleep for or will have been sleeping for  
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well it just depends like it's it's just the time  period itself so if I say I will sleep for two  
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hours you're talking about the time period but if  you say I will have been sleeping for two hours it  
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just means you're talking about this point in time  and that time period That's the only difference so  
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it's the same thing but like typically natives  will use will have been doing something because  
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they're talking about this point in time like by  the time I graduate college so by this point like  
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in four years or something so by the time I do  this I will have learned many different things  
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okay so by the time I uh finish this lesson I  will have taught many things so it's just like  
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this point in time is that point in time important  to you or does it not matter or like I will learn  
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things for four years in college okay so it it's  it's not really important but if it is important  
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like for this point in time usually there's a  some kind of important starting or stopping or  
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transition or something I'm just using a simple  example with sleep but typically it's used for  
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bigger things like like by this point in my career  I should have earned enough money to do something  
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you know there like usually there's some kind of  thing like that but it's the point in time plus  
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the time period but if you're just talking about  the time period itself it doesn't matter okay let  
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me know if that makes sense or not all right but  good it's like getting getting lots of uh good  
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examples uh and again you can do this with Chad  gbd and oo says anyone here wants a friend from  
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Kenya with some big smiles BR says this is the  response from the given prompt origin and meaning  
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of nowhere nowhere comes from no mean no and where  put together they oh okay that's weird maybe I  
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guess it's not giving you the whole well you don't  you don't have to put the whole you don't have to  
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put the put the whole example in there but yes  like if they're if you're just testing it to see  
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if it knows like like the word the' or whatever  or some something you don't know but yes it should  
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give you some interesting uh interesting examples  uh let's see receivers I mean are the situations  
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I should use these Expressions different yeah  I hopefully I just explained that when when it  
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would be important to do that uh teacher your  explanations are so clear thank you glad to  
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hear it all right uh time in a small village there  was a curious boy named Tom yes all right hyra how  
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do you get a good understanding from a text conf  comprehension uh you should just get more examples  
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of that thing so rather than reading a long a long  thing like if I'm explaining something like this  
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and time is a bit easier to understand visually  that's why I draw a timeline of it um but chat gbt  
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might be able to give you something I know it can  draw graphs I think um so it might be able to draw  
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something like like you can ask it to do that like  chat gbd can you draw like a graph or whatever  
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or or even just a timeline and kind of show  different periods of time like that it might  
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even be able to do that with text so if I use like  like little line characters like this and I draw I  
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mean you could you could draw something like that  with text chat GPT could probably do that again  
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this is how we can use uh our prompts to give  chat TBT something interesting to use and so if  
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you were a bit creative like that so to say using  text characters can you make a timeline and help  
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me understand you know like the difference between  these and it and it should probably be able to do  
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that that would be an interesting thing to test  though all right but remember the interesting  
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thing here uh is that you can find something  for yourself with a particular situation and  
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then stick with it until you really get that thing  all right Mama says low volume uh turn your mic up  
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well I guess I don't know it should be should be  okay let's see uh anime says anybody help me to  
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learn Japanese well just use chat gbt and then  so while you're using chat gbt you can also get  
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lots of examples like from YouTube uh especially  kids programs like that's what I watch to improve  
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my Japanese as well uh thanks for answering my  question says receiver look at that well we have  
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received all of the comments I think ending with  receivers comment but thank you all very much uh  
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hopefully you can take this prompt and improve  with it let me know if it works uh anybody else  
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trying get out there you can let me know in the  comments you can actually post whatever prompt  
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you get if you'd like to see uh other people's  examples that would be interesting so take uh The  
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Prompt down in the description below this video  and then put in your vocabulary whatever something  
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interesting whatever you you'd like to know  more about and then you can put that in chat uh  
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and then again if you have more questions if you  still don't understand something ask it for more  
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examples or for more clarification or something  like that but chat jbt will will never get tired  
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of of helping you make something clear but don't  leave until it's clear okay make sure you get that  
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thing clear when you get that aha moment of ah  okay I understand then you can move on to the  
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next thing all right so again uh this video was  just giving you a prompt just one simple thing  
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you can do you can copy it paste it you can find  that prompt down in the description below this  
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video using chat gbt which is I think basically  free uh and so you can start experimenting with  
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that have it teach you some vocabulary the same  way I would teach it to you uh or pretty close  
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uh which is pretty good and you can also listen  to chat gbt saying those things so if you'd like  
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to get a little bit of listening practice as well  and even speak back with chat gbt uh I'll let you  
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experiment and play around with that but have  a fantastic day uh if you have any questions  
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you can put those in the comments and we'll see  you in the video what time is that probably next  
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Monday I think Japan time uh but should be yeah  about Monday morning uh and again if you'd like  
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to learn more about the programs we offer if you  know it's fun for you to try chat gbt but you want  
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just someone to like do it all for you that's what  we do influent for Life uh and Frederick as well  
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so have a fantastic day click on the links in the  description and we'll see you next video byebye
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