#817 Language Study Advice From Around The World

[thatamericangirl]

Great video! It's cool when you do stuff like this.

[runnyrunny999]

Everyone in this vid speak English very well. That's how I want to speak English. Especially like that JP girl & Taiwanese guy.

[freak8385]

I learned english cause my mother lived on New york for a year, when she was a kid, later on she kept practicing, I was born in Guatemala and my first language of course is spanish and english is my second, I practice alot and my english is almost perfect, no one notice the difference cause I sound more from USA than those ppl that still learn, read, talk, and hear that`s the best way to talk english that`s my advice though.

[tenten0321]

very good video.

[wowJhil]

Michael was one of my teachers hehe.

[JapanPlz]

Very interesting tips. I find it more useful for foreign languages, i always thought studying abroad would be just an awesome idea to help me. Now I am only more sure i'll be studying abroad in college

[ethlinnintheglow]

I am from Mexico, my native language is Spanish. I learned English at home, basically listening to the music and watching movies. I improved it by meeting people from other countries. My advise to English students is to force yourselves to use the language. Watching TDES is an awesome option that you've got. *grin*

[thedailyenglishshow]

Great advice :) By the way, you don't need "the" with music (when you're talking about music in general). "I learned English at home, basically listening to music and watching movies."

[ethlinnintheglow]

Thank you Sarah :D

I have another advice as well. Do not fear to be wrong. Mistakes are an oportunity to improve ourselves.