Speak CONFIDENT English in 20 minutes: English speaking lesson

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Speak English With Vanessa


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Hi, I'm Vanessa from SpeakEnglishWithVanessa.com.  
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Are you ready to speak confidently  in English? Let's talk about it. 
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Let's imagine this scene. You're walking out  of your local grocery store and you see me  
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walking up to you and I say to you in English,  "Excuse me, do you know where the local cafe  
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is? I'm trying to find it." "Oh my goodness."  Do you panic? Do you hesitate, "Uh, uh," or  
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do you confidently say, "Oh, hey Vanessa, I watch  your lessons. Yeah, the local cafe's just right  
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around the corner. Can I treat you to a drink?" If  you can't speak confidently like this in English,  
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yet never fear. Today, you are going to learn  the tricks to speaking confidently in English. 
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And of course, like always, to help you  never forget what you are about to learn,  
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I have created a free PDF worksheet today for  you with all of today's ideas, sample sentences,  
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concepts, everything that you need to go into the  real world and speak confidently. And of course,  
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at the bottom of the worksheet, you can answer  Vanessa's challenge question so that you never  
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forget what you've learned. In today's  lesson, you are about to see two of my  
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most popular lessons about speaking confidently  in English. So, are you ready to say goodbye  
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to fear and hello to confidence? Let's do it. Today, I'm on the beach in very sunny, very hot  
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even though it's 7:00 in the morning, Costa Rica.  It's beautiful. And a what better place to relax  
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than at the beach, right? But you can't always  be at the beach when you're speaking English. So,  
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today, I want to give you my top tip for helping  you to relax, de-stress, and feel comfortable when  
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you're speaking English. I know that a lot of  you use English for your job. Maybe you need to  
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speak in English with a foreign company or maybe  you need to speak with your clients that are from  
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other countries. This is a pretty  stressful situation. Because number one,  
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you want to be polite, you want to represent your  company well. But also, you want to represent  
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yourself well. You want to be confident, be  an adult who can express yourself completely. 
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So, when you speak in a business situation,  I would consider this the top, maybe most  
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stressful situation in English. What about  another level down from that? Maybe you are  
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walking around New York City on your vacation and  you get lost or you want to find a good restaurant  
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so you want to ask for a recommendation  and you decide to approach a stranger. You  
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want to talk with a native English speaker.  Well, this is also can be pretty stressful,  
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but it's a little bit less stressful than  a business situation because you're not  
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going to lose your job. What if you go to an  English class in your city? You're surrounded  
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by other people who are also learning English. And this is slightly different than approaching  
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someone in New York or having a business meeting  because they understand exactly the situation that  
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you're in. They understand exactly that kind of  nervousness, that kind of stress or fear about  
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speaking another language because that's what  they're doing too. They're also English learners.  
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What about if you're just at home watching this  lesson and you're repeating it out loud? You're  
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maybe watching the subtitles, which you can always  click on on YouTube, you're watching the subtitles  
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and you're trying to repeat out loud after me. No  one's listening, you're just at home by yourself,  
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but you still need courage to be able to use your  voice, to use your pronunciation muscles and speak  
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out loud and hear your own voice in English. This is, I think, the least stressful situation.  
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And this is my tip, this is where I  recommend starting. If you feel super  
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stressed about speaking English, start at  the easiest level. And this is by yourself,  
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no one else is listening, no one else is watching  you, just by yourself at home. You can shadow or  
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repeat directly after me in these videos. You  can look at the subtitles below the screen if  
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you're on the computer. You can just click CC in  the bottom corner. Or if you're on your phone,  
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you can click those three little dots at the  top of the screen and you'll see the subtitles.  
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You can just repeat out loud after me and get  used to hearing your own voice using English. 
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I know for me, when I visited other foreign  countries like in Costa Rica, here they speak  
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Spanish, I feel a little bit strange at first  hearing my own voice trying to say something in  
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another language. And maybe you felt that feeling  too. So, when you get used to hearing your own  
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voice using English, you'll start to feel a little  more comfortable and then you'll be able to work  
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up to the next level. So, after you've mastered  speaking with yourself alone, no one's watching,  
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then you can go to that next level, which  is speaking with other people who really  
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get and understand how you're feeling. Maybe  other English learners are here on YouTube,  
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or I know a lot of you who are part of  my course, The Fearless Fluency Club,  
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a lot of you speak together on Skype. You connect with each other daily, maybe  
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on WhatsApp, on Skype, on Google Hangouts and  just try to connect, get to know other cultures,  
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other people, but also you can get over your  fear of speaking together because you're both  
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in the same boat. This is a wonderful idiom that  means you're both in the same situation that  
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involves maybe a little bit of risk, a little bit  of stress, you're both in that situation, and you  
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can both understand each other. So, speaking with  another English learner is a great next step up to  
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help build your confidence. After you've mastered  speaking with yourself, you've done that for a  
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little while, you feel more and more comfortable,  you've spoken with another English learner,  
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now it's time to speak with a native speaker. Hmm, this could be really anyone. It could be  
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a teacher, it could be someone who lives in  your city, who you trust, maybe a coworker  
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who is from the U.S. and you want to just  have some coffee together and chat together.  
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You already have a little relationship, you  already know each other and trust each other  
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or maybe you just go to another city like you go  to London and you want to order in a restaurant,  
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maybe you can watch my video about how to order  in a restaurant up here, you'll be able to just  
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feel a little more comfortable because you've  already worked those steps, starting small,  
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then working more and more and more and  now you're speaking with a native speaker. 
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Personally, I think something really magical  happens when you speak with a native English  
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speaker and they can understand you, you can  understand them, and you just have a real  
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conversation. Something happens that is amazingly  magical for your confidence when you realize,  
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"Vanessa can understand me, this other native  speaker can understand me, and I'm communicating?  
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This is amazing." You have this beautiful boost  of confidence and it really helps you to just  
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increase your English in every other way. What do  you think happens next after you've spoken with  
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yourself, you've built your confidence, you've  spoken with other English learners, you've built  
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your confidence and then you've spoken with  native speakers in a kind of casual situation? 
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Now, it's time to move on and speak at  your job. Maybe you have a presentation,  
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maybe you have to make phone calls with  some other clients in other countries.  
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You've really prepared yourself well. You've  started small and you've built up to this most  
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stressful situation. It might still be a little  stressful, but it's going to be way better  
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than if you just started with that and you didn't  prepare little by little along the way. When you  
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do this, you're building your confidence and  you're really giving a gift to yourself that  
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"I will grow, I will improve and I can do it.  I can relax. I can de-stress." You don't need  
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to be at the beach. You don't need to have the  waves, and the sounds, and the trees, and the  
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monkeys behind you. You just need to really build  your confidence day by day by starting small. 
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And now I have a question for you. Have you ever  spoken English with a native English speaker? How  
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did you feel? What was that experience like  for you? If it was a positive experience,  
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congratulations. If you felt really stressed,  really worried, just take it back a little bit,  
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start small. Start with these steps  I'm talking about, shadowing my videos,  
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speaking and repeating after me, then working  up with another English learner and then with  
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a native English speaker. And then, if you need to  use it for your job, you will be well-prepared at  
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that point. Before we go today, we're going to  see some beautiful scenery of the beach. You're  
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going to see the waves rolling in and we're  going to repeat an important phrase. I want  
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you to repeat it with me. This is starting at the  base level, repeating and shadowing by yourself. I  
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want you to say this phrase with me and I hope  that it will help to build your confidence. 
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The waves are beautiful, aren't they? I want you  to repeat this sentence with me. Just imagine the  
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waves, take a deep breath, let's say it together.  "I can speak English confidently without stress.  
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I can speak English confidently without stress.  I can speak English confidently without stress.  
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I can speak English confidently  without stress." You can do it.  
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Why did I choose a spot where I'm  staring directly into the sun? Ah. Whoo,  
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it's hot. Did you guys see how much I'm  sweating right now? I hope you don't see my skin  
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burning as we speak. Huh. There's monkeys in there  somewhere. They stole my snack yesterday, hmm.  
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Hope they enjoyed it. I guess there's jaguars  in there too so, hmm, it's got to be safe. 
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Imagine this. You're at a party where you don't  know anyone. Everyone's having conversations  
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in English, but you don't feel super comfortable  speaking with just anyone in English yet. Someone  
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walks up to you, smiles, introduces themselves  and starts speaking with you in English. They're  
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friendly and seem genuinely interested in what  you have to say. And before you know it, you are  
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having a comfortable conversation in English. You  may not be saying everything perfectly, but your  
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new friend is encouraging you and you're saying  things that you didn't even know that you knew  
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how to say. You leave the party feeling happy, and  confident, and proud of yourself for having such  
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an amazing conversation. If you had not gone to  that party or if you had hidden in the bathroom,  
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you would have missed out on such an amazing time. There's a famous quote by Maya Angelou and she  
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says, "I've learned that people will forget  what you said, people will forget what you did,  
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but people will never forget how you made them  feel." This is great news because you don't have  
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to have perfect grammar, perfect vocabulary,  perfect pronunciation when you speak. When you  
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make other people feel good, you are automatically  great at having amazing conversations. Today, I'm  
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going to teach you four tips and several phrases  so that you can make other people feel awesome  
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while you're speaking with them which also grows  your confidence in speaking in English. Tip number  
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one for amazing conversations is to compliment  other people. This doesn't mean that you tell  
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everyone, "You're so beautiful. You're handsome.  Your hair is amazing. Your eyes are great." 
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No. This doesn't mean that you are  complimenting their physical appearance.  
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This means that you are showing genuine interest  in what other people have to say. A way that you  
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can show other people that you're interested  in what they have to say and you're saying,  
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"Yes, what you're saying is interesting. I  want to hear more about that," is by using  
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some positive interjections in conversations.  Advanced English speakers use these all the  
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time and you should too. I want to teach you some  of these positive interjections that you can use  
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that tell the other person, "Hey, you're awesome.  I want to hear more about what you have to say."  
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I'm going to say each positive interjection two  times. The first time, I want you to listen, and  
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the second time, I want you to say it out loud. Imagine that you're at that party, talking with  
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someone else who you want to become friends with,  who you're interested in and you want to show them  
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"I'm interested in you." How can you compliment  them with your ears, listening to them with these  
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interjections? Let's give it a try. "Wow, that's  so cool." Say it with me. "Wow, that's so cool.  
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That's great! That's great! I love that. I  love that. No way, that's awesome. No way,  
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that's awesome. Oh my gosh, how fun is that?  Oh my gosh, how fun is that? Oh, really?  
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Oh, really? For real? That's too funny! For real?  That's too funny." Can you get the sense from  
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all of these positive interjections that you're  making that other person feel like, "I'm saying  
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something that that person really cares about"? When they say, "For real? That's too funny,"  
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it shows you are listening. It shows that you  think they're funny and they're going to feel  
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so good about themselves. You are complimenting  what they're saying. My second tip for having  
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amazing conversations is to have a mindset shift.  I want you to shift your mindset into thinking  
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that every person you speak with has something  interesting to say and you can't wait to find out  
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what that is. Be interested in other people. If  you only speak about yourself, you're not a great  
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conversationalist. If someone says that their  car broke down and you immediately say, "Oh yeah,  
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my car broke down last week too." How do you  think that makes that other person feel? Makes  
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them feel like, "Did you even hear what I said?  Do you care about me that my car broke down?" 
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So, take a step back and be interested in  their story. Be interested in their life.  
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Have you ever been telling someone  something that you are really excited about?  
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Maybe you said, "Ah, I just interviewed  for a new job last week at Google."  
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And then, the other person says, "Oh yeah,  I thought about interviewing for there too."  
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Hmm, well, how does that make you feel? Kind  of feels like they're not willing to share your  
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excitement because they only want to talk about  themselves. "Oh yeah, I interviewed there too."  
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Well, you don't want to be that kind  of person. You want to take interest  
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in what other people have to say and think,  "Wow, other people have something that I am  
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curious about and I can't wait to learn more." I'd like to give you some phrases that you can  
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use to show that you're genuinely interested  in what other people have to say. Like before,  
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I'm going to say them two times. First time, you  can listen, and the second time, say it with me,  
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speak out loud. "How did that happen? How did that  happen? What was that like? What was that like?  
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What do you think will happen? What do you think  will happen? What made you want to do that? What  
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made you want to do that? Have you always  been interested in that? Have you always been  
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interested in that?" Great. These phrases show  that you are genuinely interested in what the  
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other person has to say. Great, you are on  your way to having amazing conversations. 
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Tip number three for having amazing  conversations is to listen actively.  
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Listen actively, but listening is usually a  passive thing. You're just taking in input.  
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But really, active listening means that you are  either guessing the emotion of the other person  
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or you're mirroring their words. This is actually  excellent for learning English because you're  
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taking their words and you are kind of restating  it. So, you might be growing some new vocabulary,  
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growing some new grammar based on what the other  person said. Let me give you a couple examples.  
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If you work in customer service and someone calls  your customer service service line and says, "This  
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product broke, I can't believe it." You might  say, "I'm sorry. You must be really frustrated."  
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But they say, "No, I'm just disappointed  because I thought that it would work." 
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Well, what word did they use that you didn't use?  You said, "You must be frustrated," and they said,  
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"No, I'm just disappointed." ... Great chance for  active listening. You can say, "I'm sorry that  
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you're so disappointed. Let me do what I can to  make it right." You're mirroring their word and it  
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makes them feel heard. You're actively listening  to the words that they're using and you're able to  
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use it yourself to reflect their feelings. This is  a great type of listening and phrasing to use when  
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someone's telling you something that there's a lot  of emotion behind. It could be positive emotion,  
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it could be something they're worried or  fearful about, this type of negative emotion. 
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Here are some sample phrases that you can use so  that you show that you are listening actively to  
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someone else and that other person feels good  that you really heard what they had to say.  
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You can say, "You must be feeling," and then add  some kind of emotion. "You must be feeling really  
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excited about that job interview." "You must be  feeling really nervous to approach your boss."  
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"You must be feeling really upset that that  happened." Oh, well, maybe they didn't say  
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specifically excited, worried, upset, but  you are guessing their emotion. Maybe they'll  
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correct you and say, "Ah, actually I just feel  hesitant. I feel really disappointed." Okay,  
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that's all right. You can mirror that  back. "Yeah, that's so disappointing." 
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But when you are trying to actively listen  and pull out their emotion, excellent,  
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you are an wonderful conversationalist.  Let me give you some other phrases.  
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"That must be really nerve-wracking. That  must be really exciting. That must be really  
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awful. That must be," can you practice that with  me? "That must be really nerve-wracking. That must  
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be really exciting. That must be really awful."  And our final phrase for active listening is,  
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"That sounds really nerve-wracking. That sounds  really exciting. That sounds really awful."  
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So here, you are trying to pull that emotion  out of it and connect with the other person.  
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Can you say that with me? "That sounds really  nerve-wracking. That sounds really exciting.  
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Uh, that sounds really awful." Excellent work. And a little bonus tip, this works very well  
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with children. If you have young kids or I guess  any kids, if you work with kids, you see kids,  
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you know that kids exist, I recommend this  book, How To Talk So Kids Will Listen,  
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How To Listen So Kids Will Talk. They also have  a teenage version as well, I think. And it's a  
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great way to be able to use active listening at an  age-appropriate level so that your kids feel heard  
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and also so that your kids hear you and hear you  in the way that you want them to hear. Great book,  
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great recommendation. Okay. Let's  go to our fourth and final tip for  
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amazing English conversations. Tip number four  for amazing conversations is body language. You  
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can have all the right words, all the right  things to say, but if your body is like this,  
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well, you know what that tells the other person?  "I don't really care what you have to say.  
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Just kind of bored." So, instead, as you are having a conversation  
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with someone else, I want you to remember, NOSE.  Huh, your nose? No. Instead, this is an acronym,  
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N-O-S-E. We'll talk about it in just a second.  Remember NOSE as you are speaking with someone  
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else. N is nodding, nodding. If you're speaking  and someone just stands there and doesn't move,  
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it seems a little robotic, a little bit like  they're not listening or they don't care,  
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makes you feel a little uncomfortable. So, if you  just nod while someone else is speaking, oh, it  
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shows that you're listening. It doesn't mean you  always agree with them, but it shows that you're  
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listening. You're nodding. What about O? O is for  open posture. Which one feels better to you, me  
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with my arms crossed, maybe turned away from you,  or me with my arms down and just listening to you? 
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When your body is open, you don't  need to be very open or like this,  
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instead, just having an open posture, your  shoulder is back and you're facing someone,  
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this shows that you care and that you're  listening. The S of NOSE is smile.  
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Did you know that our brains can tell if a  smile is real or not? When you smile like this.  
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Yes, my mouth is making a smiling face,  but it's not real. And could you tell,  
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could you tell that I wasn't really  smiling, I was just fake smiling?  
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Well, the reason why we can tell is because my  eyes are not doing anything. A real smile goes  
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all the way up to your eyes. If I smile like this,  do you see how my eyes are crinkling a little bit,  
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maybe even completely crinkling? That means that  it is a real smile, that we are really interested. 
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So, as someone is speaking, you can be completely,  really interested in what they have to say, not  
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just, feels like a robot, right? But when you're  really interested in what someone has to say,  
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"Oh yeah," your eyes crinkle a little bit  and you smile all the way up to your eyes.  
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The final E of NOSE is eye contact. In  English, in the U.S., it is common and  
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important to maintain eye contact with someone  when you're speaking. You don't need to stare  
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at them the whole time and never look away. But  if you avoid eye contact as someone's speaking,  
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it makes them feel like you don't want to  be there, you don't want to talk with them.  
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So instead, if you look them in the eyes, and you  smile, and you nod, and you have open posture,  
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you are a welcoming and inviting person  who anyone would want to speak with. 
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So, maintain some eye contact. Maybe if that's  tough for you can focus here or focus on one  
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eye over the other, you don't need to stress  yourself out too much. But having that kind of  
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nodding, this genuine smile, open posture, and  maintaining eye contact, that is a great way  
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to have excellent conversations. Well, now,  when you compliment others, have a mindset  
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shift that other people have interesting things  to say, and you listen actively and have great  
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body language, well, congratulations, you  have the power to have amazing conversations,  
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great relationships and confidence in yourself.  Pretty good for a free YouTube video, hey? 
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Congratulations on growing your English  skills so that you can speak confidently. Yes,  
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you can do it. Don't forget to download the free  PDF worksheet right here. There is a link in the  
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description so that you never forget what you've  learned and you can really speak confidently  
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the next time that you see me when you're walking  out of your local grocery store. Be ready,  
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I'll be there. I'll be asking you questions and  I want you to have confidence to speak with me.  
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Well, thank you so much for learning English with  me and I'll see you again next Friday for a new  
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lesson here on my YouTube channel. Bye. The next step is to download the free  
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PDF worksheet for this lesson. With this  free PDF, you will master today's lesson  
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and never forget what you have learned. You  can be a confident English speaker. Don't  
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forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel  for a free English lesson every Friday. Bye.
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