1 Letter Fixes English Spelling And Pronunciation Mistakes

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see all right we're getting there all right hello  I am Drew Badger the founder of EnglishAnyone.com  

and the English fluency guide welcome to another  live video here on YouTube this should be an  

entertaining one uh hopefully it won't be  too long I wanted to get right into it uh  

but if you have any questions let me know today  we'll be focused primarily on fixing spelling  

and pronunciation errors and showing how this  is actually fun and it can be entertaining and  

I want to show you how to do this like a native  so for a bit of background Muhammad nice to see  

you there nice to see everybody out there uh for  a bit of background native speakers have usually  

a uh a specific order a system where they're  learning to spell and pronounce English uh so  

they're learning to connect the different letter  combinations with uh with the way we would spell  

things so if we have a word like a cat C A if  I'll put this up here actually let me erase the

board all right so if we have a word like cat  this is a consonant vowel consonant and then  

we put an e at the end here we get Kate so we  can have things like uh educate or decorate  

or other things like that that have this same  kind of uh spelling to them but in uh often in  

TV shows when people are learning or like little  kids are learning English so they will learn the  

vocab abary but they will often take words uh and  people will play games with kids by changing just  

one letter in a word h so as an example we would  take a word like fish for example and then think  

how might we change this to something else  and so part of this is about learning uh the  

pronunciation rules and and showing how words  can change even if we change just one letter so  

even with one letter we can make a completely  different word or actually transform a whole  

sentence as I'll show you later uh but it can  make a a much more entertaining way and a more  

uh memorable way because it's fun uh that helps  you understand words and pronunciation grammar  

things like that uh so if we look at this like  we can probably change this in a few different  

ways I'm going to see just to make sure everybody  understands what I'm talking about here so we just  

change one letter like let's say we change dish  over here so we've got F fish and this changes  

to d d dish so very simple so when children are  learning this they would probably see like an  

little image of a fish uh and then they might see  the image of a a dish like that all right and so  

we might take this we might even change the word  uh maybe we use fist like that so we take a little  

a fist and show people oh like I'm not probably  going to draw that very well but this is kind of  

like my my hand like that like a fist okay and so  here we are uh changing just one letter and this  

is often in like a TV show for children or a game  something like that where we really want to help  

people understand something so punch would be a  different thing you would do that uh that's like  

a completely different word but again you can  hopefully get the idea here the yellow t-shirt  

is very suits so cute thank you prer passionate  class I'm glad to hear it yes it's like a sunny  

day today so I'm wearing a yellow shirt um uh  usually what I do I'm I don't really care I don't  

I should care more I guess about my fashion but  what I do is I have a drawer with shirts in it and  

I just like when I get clothes they're washed  they go back in the drawer and I just use the  

stuff on top so I have stuff under there I said  oh let me look down and pick a shirt or something  

that I haven't worn in a while and there you go uh  hopefully everybody gets this I wanted to do this  

with uh some longer phrases uh just so you can  get the idea and hopefully this will make sense  

to everyone but it's much more entertaining and  because it's entertaining you remember it better  

and that's the point uh of trying to learn uh  simple things this way we really want to make  

one change because the goal is Clarity the goal is  to help you understand something and eliminate any  

doubt about pronunciation or grammar or vocabulary  whatever that is uh so I thought uh I thought  

about doing this video because a friend of mine  had a sign that said this it said help for busy

teachers hopefully that fits on there all right  so he had a he has a sign it says help for busy  

teachers help for busy teachers and now uh I was  looking at that sign and thinking how could we  

change the sign completely uh and like how can we  change a sign completely with just one letter all  

right so I want to do that as an example just  a couple of these uh here in this video and it  

should give you uh a key like wow look at that  it's much more uh it's much more interesting and  

fun if we can take a sentence or even a short  phrase like this and start changing letters  

and that will show us how the pronunciation is  different but it will also teach us a little bit  

of vocabulary at the same time uh and it really  is a great way to learn so let me check out uh  

any quick comments questions over here nice to see  people there I am Frank nice to see you there I  

love English so much says on my way Bruno love to  be here nice to see you there Amar is here Bruno  

again Diana hello Muhammad uh let's see oh from  Mexico Ming says hello Zoe says please teach me  

writing structure this will not be the right class  for that uh but if you want to learn how to become  

a better writer you really should just look at  good writing uh especially the kind of writing  

you'd like to do so if you want to write more like  a uh I don't know like an essay or you want to  

write fiction whatever it is you want to do uh you  should get examples of that particular thing so  

just look at how other people write and actually  write that by hand with a pen and pencil so don't  

do it with a computer actually write it out by  hand that will help you understand it better  

all right uh let's see uh let's see Mohamed says  I love my little fish all right uh answer that  

question already Bri Bridget says hello teacher  nice to see you there Louis said this is my first  

month in fluent for Life feel so happy that I'm  really learning the language and quickly thank  

you drew awesome look at that more people joining  fluent for life and understanding the program LS  

send us a video of how you're speaking better  I would love to share that with more people we  

actually don't share we get videos from people  about how they're improving with the program  

but I'm very bad about like sharing that I need  to do more so please send a video uh if you're  

improving that's great uh anag says hello good  morning love you glad to hear uh R H Ray says hi:  

CL this is a really good lesson glad to hear  John Alexander says good evening greetings from  

Columbia Olaf from Mexico says Antonio laa from  Brazil greetings from California look at that  

people from all over the place uh hello Drew  from Costa Rica haha have you heard about this  

country I have we know about Costa Rica Neils  unfortunately not in the front today it's okay  

better late than never nice to see you there  Nails hopefully all is well in Wisconsin Ceda  

back the manager nice to see the manager here uh  Drew hopefully everything is doing fine everything  

is doing well D says hello from Vietnam uh  help for busy teachers how come good morning  

from India okay let's get into the lesson so as  I mentioned uh usually American kids or British  

kids Australian kids they will all have these  same kinds of things when they're learning the  

language where people will manipulate a word as  I showed earlier like taking fish and how do we  

change that into like something else that could  hurt somebody and people would think oh like  

a fist oh that's an interesting thing and so for  this one uh how do we how do we change this let's  

say we change this help for and instead of busy  we will change this target word here and we will  

make bushy teachers bushy teachers it maybe could  be like a teacher that like looks like a a bush  

or something I don't know a bushy teacher that'd  be kind of weird but you hear the point here is  

focusing on the pronunciation but also it changes  the whole sentence so not just help for busy  

teachers they're bushy I don't know maybe they  have like bushy hair or something like that help  

for bushy so listen carefully to the difference in  this sound we only change one letter we're adding  

the letter H in here busy bushy busy bushy busy  and bushy busy and bushy isn't that interesting  

we change just one letter and it can change the  whole uh the whole way we say the word help for  

bushy teachers help for bushy teachers all right  now I'm going to give a few more of these but if  

you can think of any put that sentence or that  just little phrase here in the chat all right  

play along with me uh we're going to change  a few more of these things and see if we can  

make some more interesting sentences over here  so we've got help for instead of busy teachers  

we've got bushy teachers so Zoe again asking  do I teach writing not not especially we don't  

really focus on that our goal is really to help  people speak that's what we do uh but certainly  

you can learn to write uh just by getting lots  of examples from good writing all right so help  

for bushy teachers help for busy teachers let's  see and of course I need I need some help over  

here too of course we have a our fire truck or  ambulance like usual it's like a tradition you  

know we have to have an ambulance or somebody uh  come by over here all right there's another word  

maybe you know bushy do you know this word we're  going to change busy again busty busty teachers  

who knows what this word means all right so it's a  different pronunciation again we've got busy busy  

teachers over here in B busty teachers what is a  busty teacher see if you can figure out what that  

is does anybody know what a busty teacher would be  a busty what does that mean to be busty busty do  

you know that word so busty means actually having  like uh this is for women who have a large chest  

we'd say oh that's that's like a very busty we  so this is talking about the bust like the the  

you had a busty teacher nice so help for busty  teachers so let's say we only want to help like  

teachers who have like a large chest like women  female teachers so this is called like the bust so  

the the breast area up here uh so help for busty  teachers I remember I had a few busty teachers uh  

when I was a kid as well I remember that help  for busy teachers help for bushy teachers and  

help for busty teachers as well all right if you  can think of any more ways to manipulate this just  

by changing one letter let me know see if we give  you another one all right now let's say we have  

help instead of four we have form busty or busy  or bushy or busy teachers so help form instead of  

for we've got form form so help form busy teachers  this means like to help make something help make  

that so if we want to help make busy teachers we  want to actually make uh people you know like we  

want to make them busier or we want to create  teachers who are busy or we want to make bushy  

teachers or we want to form busty teachers like a  imagine a factory where they're making like busty  

teachers you know help form busty teachers help  form or you could have a Dusty teacher as well  

if we want to manipulate this we change the B to a  d and we have Dusty we change it again oh look at  

that another one I was thinking of that one too I  was going to save that for later but yes we could

have hell hell for busy teachers so hell for busy  teachers like if you're making hell for someone  

it means you're making their life very difficult  or something is very frustrating all like this  

this is like hell for like this classroom is hell  for busy teachers or hell for teachers in general  

okay okay so hell for something it just means  to make it very difficult all right isn't this  

interesting we can take you will probably not  see this on a children's TV show but you guys  

can have some fun with this as well hell four  busy teachers or hell for bushy teachers hell  

for busty teachers or Dusty teachers as well  or we could also take so if we have help again  

over here so help and we can make this same  pronunciation but the meaning changes for so  

help for busy teachers we wanted to help four  of them help four busy teachers help four busty  

bushy or Dusty teachers as well all right so  I just want to make this uh just wanted to do  

a quick video today I'll take questions now about  anything you'd like to know about uh but this was  

basically the idea where just showing you how  you can take one letter and really make a much  

more interesting lesson for yourself uh these  are the kinds of things that we we do uh in  

Frederick so if you have that app already you  can actually create uh things like this where  

we're looking at different individual words and  then you can look at different sentences as well  

see how they're related f r e d e r i c k so  remember it's much more entertaining and fun  

if you are enjoying this you will probably enjoy  playing with Frederick in the same way all right  

so remember uh there are certain steps that you  should be learning we actually take you through  

all that in the app but the important point about  this way of learning is it's just more fun so it's  

more entertaining it helps you learn individual  words and also helps you connect a little bit of  

grammar as well all right hopefully that makes  sense all right if people have uh questions or  

they'd like help with busty teachers or or  anything else somebody needs a busty teacher  

um yes I I am not I'm not the bustiest teacher  on YouTube uh so maybe some people don't like  

that but I do I do what I can with what I have uh  bega says hello sir you brighten my day with a new  

t-shirt yes people always uh people recognize my  my new t-shirt this is actually an old one I just  

haven't worn it in a while all right so I used  to have a teacher like that very good yes busty  

teachers are often memorable teachers I remember  Hell for a busy teacher that's right uh what's  

the best way to start learning uh well if you if  you mean like if you're trying to teach someone  

from the very beginning or if you're talking  about just improving your fluency in general the  

main idea is to eliminate doubt for individual  words phrases grammar points pronunciation the  

same kind of thing and so this video is just a  simple demonstration of how you can do that with  

an individual word even just like an individual  letter uh so you can take one letter and learn the  

differences so here people might doubt is there  a difference in pronunciation these are actually  

the same but we want to make sure the spelling is  correct so four 1 2 3 4 so four has four letters  

over here and four this is just for something like  I did it for you the pronunciation is exactly the  

same though four four okay but Frederick again if  if you'd like to go through the app and actually  

teach yourself these pronunciations learn how  to correct these errors before you make them  

Frederick will help you do that all right so in  general uh whatever you're learning whether it's  

pronunciation or grammar uh hopefully this also  shows you that we don't really want to learn just  

grammar by itself it's not really possible to do  that you always learn Grammar with pronunciation  

or with vocabulary uh and even understanding  kind of jokes and humor that kind of thing as  

well all right so the more things that you can  learn at the same time uh the more confident you  

will become uh cam says so hot let's see help for  help from a busty teacher that's right yes if you  

need help from uh a busty teacher that would  mean maybe you're trying to get away from the  

busty teacher all right new natural says hello  from Morocco uh how a beat Chase chess and some  

word like those yeah so you can use the same thing  the goal again is to understand something by only  

changing one letter so it's easier for your mind  to understand the difference let's say we have a  

word like uh Chase uh we might take let's see uh  we could either and and and you don't have to make  

an actual word from this either part of this is  like when you're teaching kids these are called  

nonsense words like this if we just erase the E  uh and we get chass chass so we get chass is not  

a word at least not a word that I know of but uh  chass and Chase and here we're just learning about  

the difference between how these are pronounced  differently so we've got Chase Chaz Chase chass  

Chase chass Chase chass so we might have a Chase  or we might have uh Hast or might have uh p

oh we got hope for busy teachers hope for busy  teachers is also entertaining all right uh hello  

from Canada says Melinda Zoe asks what is  Frederick uh Frederick is an app so you can  

click on the link in the description below this  video to learn more about that uh but it will  

teach you pronunciation and and let you compare  the different sounds of words when you change  

different letters like this and you get to hear  my voice and hear me pronounce over 2,000 words  

and sentences and we also have uh images for each  of the words that you learn so it's uh much better  

for trying to learn pronunciation than just taking  a word and repeating it again and again really  

you become much more fluent and confident as you  can compare different things and understand how  

they're different okay so you understand the rules  naturally the same way a child would and this is  

why you have kind of games like this uh often  in children's TV shows uh let's see d says this  

is my first time hearing that words under busy  with letter y words under busy with the letter  

Y ah like busty and Dusty yeah so again uh this  is another way to improve your pronunciation but  

also your vocabulary so I want to make it kind  of fun and entertaining for you but so when I  

see things like this natives you know maybe with  like especially a guy's mind we're thinking like  

okay we take bsy and put a tea in there and now  we get busty just like CU I thought it would be  

funny just as a as a joke um like because this  is a poster for like a it's like a teaching  

conference so I thought it would be funny if I  go and like just put a te in there so at this  

conference people would walk by and say oh that's  interesting help for busty teachers like do you  

also help non busty teachers anyway I'm I'm too  I'm too entertained by this lesson I think but all  

right uh let's see help far yeah you could help  a far busy teacher as well hope for busy teachers  

teacher I have a question the pronunciation is  the same but the meaning is different examples  

reach and Rich no these pronunciations are  different and again Frederick is the place  

to find all of these pronunciations and hear  me say them okay so the word rich rich this is  

a short vow I sound I I we have I and and the CH  rich rich like ooh that's a a rich like a lot of  

money or we could talk about a chocolate being  rich like very uh dense and flavorful rich but

Reach This is er long vow e sound so the E  re and then the same this so here we're we're  

just changing this middle sound here but it is  different okay so rich and reach rich and reach  

all right so two different words two different  sounds they don't sound the same but these are  

the kinds of things as you listen and you can  compare them so in the app if you're listening  

to something like reach versus uh preach  all right or uh or bleach or something we  

want to have different letters and you actually  learn the differences between one one word that  

actually sounds like another word so even  if they're uh they could be pronounced the  

same but they're actually different words like  leak and a leak these are two different words  

they're pronounced the same though so leak this  is a kind of vegetable like an onion a leak and  

this kind of leak is like we have a like a  pipe with water dripping out of it a leak a  

leak so same pronunciation but different sound  now very quickly just a rule a general rule for  

pronunciation is if you have have two vowels  like this we usually say uh if two vowels go  

walking the first vowel does the talking so this  is a rule that young children will often learn so  

e so we have two vowels they're both e so this  makes the long e sound and the same thing over  

here we have two vowels walking together so the  E and the A and so we have the E so the first uh  

first vowel does the talking so if two vowels  go walking the first vow does the talking okay  

so typically the EA has the long e sound long e  sound all right uh hope for a better world yes  

uh good idea Muhammad says uh he's for that's  right yeah he's for busy teachers that's right  

someone could be for busy teachers like if I'm  like I believe in busy busy teachers you know or  

busty teachers for that matter MBO says do you  recommend using English to English dictionary  

uh sure uh an English to English dictionary would  be better than using an English to whatever your  

native language is uh but naturally varied  review is even better because uh it's nice  

to get a definition but we want to also hear  uh other words and other examples of when we  

might use that same vocabulary uh so if for  example you hear a word uh I recommend yish

uh so you can put in a word you're looking for and  it will find examples for you so if you whatever  

like we find a word like reach and we put that  into uish it will find examples of that word  

for us and let you hear uh many different people  saying it so that's a good way to do that uh let's

see help for a Lusty teacher that's right and  a Lusty teacher as well new here it looks like  

the Brazil and American flags from valder D says  bridge bridge also sounds similar Bridge Melinda  

could you explain the difference between will  do and will be doing uh this is not the time  

for that lesson unfortunately that would be  kind of like a long thing um but I think if  

you check our channel for that because I think  I've covered that before this is also something  

we cover in fluent for life I just don't I don't  want to talk about like a a whole grammar point we  

don't have uh so much time to date unfortunately  uh but if you have questions about pronunciation  

uh something like that something shorter that I  can help you with let me know uh but maybe we'll  

save that for another video do is what should  intermediate Learners do every day uh you should  

find vocabulary uh and try to understand it like  a native by getting lots of examples the point  

is uh I would actually even even start with so  someone who is an intermediate learner a better  

thing to do would be to think about what words you  still have trouble with and then try to erase the  

doubt for those particular words so if you know  vocabulary already but you don't feel confident  

about using it then you have a doubt about the  vocabulary something about it uh whatever that  

is you you should solve that issue uish is a good  way to do that fluent for Life obviously uh is a  

good way to do that as well um and you can find  more about the programs in the description below  

this video but uh in general it's just just  about removing doubt so any doubt you have  

will stop you from speaking so remove the doubt  for those individual words and phrases that will  

take you from being an intermediate learner  to a uh a confident fluent one all right we  

do our job help for fatty teachers as well yes  that's true you could have H for fatty fatty  

teachers or you could just say fat fat teachers  you know new natural English uh to simple English  

uh great neonic scissors receiver yep uh the  white negro uh English will be in my opinion  

a dead language Russian and mandrin will prevail  yeah it's possible um the interesting thing about  

Mandarin is using it for coding which becomes  much more difficult so like the foundation uh  

of the internet is really all in English and like  that those kinds of characters so I suppose you'd  

have to still learn that anyway so it's possible  like Russian and Chinese will will maybe overtake  

English but but uh I can't say for sure let's see  Neil says how do I say entrance entrance entrance  

entrance entrance uh and most says how's it going  out there in Japan well it's going all right it's  

uh a sunny day today we've had some colder and  Rainier weather the past few days but uh you know  

I put on a a yellow shirt and now everything's  bright and sunny all right look at that how we  

doing for time though all right we're going to  have to close it down I don't have unfortunately  

much time today uh but hopefully this quick video  just gave a a good example of how you can improve  

your pronunciation try to think about when you  see English words or sentences think about how  

you could change something and how that would  change the sentence and you can take something  

like that and actually put that uh into into  yish or you can look it up in Frederick most  

of the words that we have we don't have busty  busty is not in Frederick but other words that  

do have the same uh kind of pronunciation you  would learn them uh in Frederick as well all  

right so let's see any final questions over here  let's see Lucas says 101 users and 42 likes well  

you know it takes effort to click the button  you know it's easier to to not click the button  

let's see so new natural says good without you son  Let's see uh could you please pronounce roundabout  

roundabout roundabout roundabout English is my  passion glad to hear like says V I just found  

you you are damn good man that's right coming from  the white negro you know that's uh all right well  

hopefully uh everybody is enjoying this uh enjoy  the English language before it's overtaken by Uh  

Russian and Chinese uh we'll see how long how  long that takes no one knows the future but I'm  

still enjoying the language uh and you can also  learn multiple languages without worrying about  

one becoming a dead language I don't think  English is going anywhere soon but we'll see  

Diana says I'm trying to guess a definition of a  word and I'm not sure I got it right should I use  

a translation well just use an englishto English  dictionary someone asked about that above um but  

yeah just use an englishto English dictionary and  it should be fairly easy to understand something  

if you can do that uh also I would just get more  examples of that thing like uish for for example  

or even just searching right here on YouTube so  looking for a particular word whatever that means  

uh another thing I do is if you do a Google image  search so not a regular Google word search but an  

image search so let's say I don't know like I hear  the word bridge and I don't know exactly what that  

means I do a Google image search for that and I  will probably find uh lots of pictures of bridges  

and so this is a physical thing but you might  find maybe a bridge between two people that's a  

that's a a same idea about a bridge as well like a  bridge between cultures or something so something  

might not necessarily be a physical thing but  would still have some kind of images associated  

with that so before you just get a translation of  something really try to understand that the same  

way a native would as much as possible all right  I'm just thinking uh the more you can do that the  

more you will start speaking like a native all  right uh good question should I learn words in  

topics or from a list words like B1 B2 teacher  thank you very much um well I would focus on  

whatever you need for your life that's the way we  do it with fluent for life so our program uh like  

let's say you want to learn about hospitals or  taking care of pets or business or whatever that  

thing is if you need that English for your life  focus on that so don't begin with a random word  

list uh you think about what are the situations  where you need to use English and what vocabulary  

might you be using in those situations then focus  on that vocabulary so that's what I would do like  

if I'm teaching someone uh like personally or  whatever that's what I would just say what where  

where are you using English what is the goal here  so that's what we do in fluent for life all right  

uh that means I like you well glad to hear it  it's my pleasure uh Carlo says hi good evening  

from Venezuela I like to interact and work uh  Ola carito from Venezuela mea Latina l langua uh  

how do you say man versus men tan versus I can't  read that looks like the comment got cut off but  

maybe 10 I'm guessing so man and Men man men and  T 10 again if you want to hear me pronounce these  

things over and over and actually compare all the  different sounds just get Frederick it's all in  

the app so I've made all of those for you 10 and  10 yeah uh even 90 minute lessons with you are  

not enough make make them somehow even longer  yes we would say even longer rather than even  

more longer but yes I know some people just watch  more of them take like watch two or three videos  

I've got uh over I think over 600 videos here  plus we have all the content influent for life  

that's hundreds of videos as well it's taken a  long time to make all that so uh rather than and  

again this is what people always want more they  always want new but most people are watching my  

things and not uh and have not seen all of them  uh at all so there's definitely plenty to to  

go back and watch if you'd like Hello thank  you for the classes Juanita it's my pleasure  

Ricardo says uh bought and brought have the same  pronunciation no because we have that R in there  

so we have bought like I bought something today  at a store to buy like the past tense of buy so

bought bought this is the same uh sound is a  

b actually this whole thing o  u g h a so B bot and this is a

b BR so the past of ring like bring so bring  brought bought brought so this is a blend here  

uh two letter blend br br br br BR funniest  video with your dad was the best ever yes we  

have a couple of those influent for life actually  I did uh I did a couple of videos with my dad  

uh de says Brazil is in the house Yes actually  quite a few uh Brazilians in the house brother  

says this live do you usually do every day no I  do not uh typically these lives are maybe once a  

week I think this month it's usually my Monday  and Thursday that I do these videos all right  

hopefully that makes sense sense mam says actually  I can speak English fluently but sometimes I can't  

speak faster and if I try to speed out I struggle  well that's interesting uh yeah but if if your  

if your problem is fluency but you just want to  speak faster I would practice the same thing and  

just try to say it faster maybe say some tongue  twisters or something but figure out what the  

specific issue is that's blocking you uh and then  try to solve that thing uh car says how many weeks  

do you think I can dedicate to your intensive  course how many weeks do I think do you think  

I can dedicate well I don't know what you can do  but uh flu if you're talking about fluent for life  

it's designed to help people uh in 15 minutes  a day if you if you I mean you should everybody  

should have at least 15 minutes a day but it's  going to give you faster results than really  

doing anything else so if you can spend more time  you will get faster Improvement but hopefully you  

have at least 15 minutes a day that you can learn  so there's people who want to uh basically just  

have me like get them fluent without them having  to do much uh thinking but yes the whole point  

is to to do it quickly and easily and not take  so much time in your day Joseph says how can I  

differentiate between can and can't when speaking  fast uh typically that's it's from the the context  

and I've explained this in videos before where you  can look at somebody's face so not only listening  

to what they say but if I say yeah I can do that  yeah I can I can do that so I'm I'm nodding moving  

my head up and down yeah I can do that I can do  that or no I can't I can't do that I can't do that  

I can't do that so pay attention it's a little  bit more difficult if they uh if you can't see  

the person but uh the more like pieces of input  that you have like how they look or their body  

language or uh specific movements they make uh uh  let's see do I says in the future I want to be an  

English teacher do you think non-native people  like me should know a lot of things about every  

topic um well you should know what you're teaching  whatever that is at the at the bare minimum um but  

yeah I mean depending on what you what you want to  do but you should know you should know more than  

the student you don't you don't realistically  need to know more uh than like a lot more than  

the student to teach someone you just you need to  know like a little bit more than them at least so  

often parents are teaching their children at home  like native parents are teaching their kids and  

and they're not qualified teachers they don't have  a degree or anything but they're still teaching  

their kids uh let's see Carlos again I want to  speak with the American accent East Coast well  

then you need to listen to more people with that  accent that's how you do it uh let's see Lucas  

says outside Japan saw in Brazil there are more  Japanese in the world yes I know you have a lot  

of population of uh I actually have some friends  out here uh from from Brazil and the husband is  

Japanese uh Juani says do you have videos for  TOEFL no we don't uh specifically teach people  

for tests so if you're looking for a specific  test prep you should look elsewhere but we  

do help people become better speakers and that's  what actually helps you on the test Katherine says  

hello from looks like California all right uh well  that should be it again I wanted to make just a  

quick video Let's see Kevin say user being logged  out is this sentence mean that the user is being  

intentionally signed out into a system uh yes I  mean it would mean yes like a user is being like  

logged out like maybe they didn't try to do that  but not necessarily it could mean uh like they're  

they logged themselves out and now they are going  through the process of logging out like that so  

you could describe it either way which state  of America people do speak English more clear  

clearly uh Midwest is pretty good for natural  speaking that's easier to understand that's  

where I'm from Chicago all right uh but if you do  have more questions especially about pronunciation  

or you're nervous about which way uh or how do I  spell a particular word we're going to help you do  

that in Frederick fluent for Life obviously that  covers everything much more than just spelling  

and pronunciation but if you just want the app  Frederick will help you do that uh right last  

question is over here Sebastian says I know there  are 12 tenses but which ones are important well  

that's I don't know it's like saying there are  many pieces of a car but which one is important  

you know they're they're all necessary so it just  depends on what you're speaking about and uh you  

should really know everything if you're trying to  be prepared for conversations and you don't know  

uh like exactly what you will need so rather than  thinking about some tenses obviously some tenses  

are used more frequently than others like if I'm  just saying something happen in the simple present  

or the simple past that would be more frequent  frequently used uh Chicago yes you didn't know  

that how to use these two words hustle and hustle  it's it's the same same pronunciation hustle and  

hustle hustle but like hustle like let me see  yeah there I mean the pronunciation is the same  

is that is that what you're what you're asking  about or the like the definition of those uh  

anx says thank you sir take care of yourself my  16-month-old toddler already speaks three English  

words fluently hello up and pop up very good yep  so that's the that's the key we get fluent in  

individual words and phrases K says can you teach  Japanese I love to learn Japanese from you uh I  

could teach some Japanese and I do occasionally  just for examples um on on these videos but I  

don't I I I I would wouldn't I wouldn't recommend  you learn Japanese from me I'd recommend you learn  

it from uh from people who are also who people who  number one are native speakers I would recommend  

that because they know more than just the language  they know the culture and uh vocabulary and uh  

like anything else you would want to know uh but  they would also be able to help you with um like  

like understanding understanding like things  that like a child might learn it and ideally  

they're also able to teach you Japanese as a  first language I know not many people do that  

but that's what you would be looking for all  right uh but yes but sometimes I continue to  

do that cof says best teacher ever glad to hear it  Katherine will uh that would be awesome well we'll  

see maybe I'll do like a Japanese a Japanese  thing watch my lessons occasionally you will  

see some Japanese lessons in there all right  have a fantastic day again if you would like  

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description below and I will see you in the next  video which should be Monday my time here bye-bye