[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] Learning a language? Speak it like you’re playing a video game | Marianna Pascal | TEDxPenangRoad

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This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge7c7otG2mk

 

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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] Learning a language? Speak it like you’re playing a video game | Marianna Pascal | TEDxPenangRoad

Al*************:

13:18 proof that education system needs a change.

fe***:

0:56
(Is just to rememner the time who i stoped)

ar********:

13:30 this is what happens with me

Bo****:

0:22 my love video :X.

Cu***:

1:02c.

Nh***:

1:02c.

Hu****:

1:02c.

Sh**********:

4:32 Playing Warcraft III

Sh*********:

2:57 This is so true for every field..... ..
Wow.. I want to hear the whole thing again and again....

Ba***:

1:02c.

 

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] Learning a language? Speak it like you’re playing a video game | Marianna Pascal | TEDxPenangRoad

Jo***********:

I do speak 5 languages.
And I couldn't help myself from relating to this video on everything she said...

While learning all of the languages that I do speak today, I had the same fear she's talking about every single time, but eventually I overcame it.
What I did in order to do so was to find my self a friend that was native on that certain language that I was aiming to learn (I found myself using this tactic more than ever especially with English) and just talk to them about anything that came to my mind at the time.

In the beginning like any other beginning it was always difficult, but I knew that they wouldn't judge me for trying, so I kept going, until eventually I gained the sufficient confidence and courage to the point that I didn't even cared anymore if I committed any mistakes or not.
And from that point on, there is only one way to go, and that's improvement!
Turns out I already had the vocabulary and the knowledge but I was lacking the confidence.

I made a major improvement in these last few months and the video on my channel is a prove of that, in case any of whom might read this comment want to check how bad my English used to be and compare it to this comment which took me like 3 minutes to write.

Am*******:

Yes, thank you for the big hints. I like your speech very much! The most effective communication should focuse on your audience point of view not ourselves.

Bo******:

I am Chinese, the same as most of other chinese students. We have learn English for more than 10 years. But we still can't speak or write Englisn. Because we are afaid of mistakes.

Now because of the Novel Coronavirus Pneumonia, I can't go back to work. I have stay in hometown for 30 days. so I decided to catch this opportunity to improve my English reading and writing skills.

Inspired by the Japanese friend, So I try to write down this words in English

Sa*******:

" English is not an art to be mastered ,it's just a tool to use to get results "
Thank you so much for this quote !

FR******:

Focus to be understood...not on your grammar...simple as that...

Bo********:

Attitude over Articulation

Same with everything in life:
You need good Attitude before good Application

ng********:

"This language belongs to you. It's not an art to be mastered; it's just a tool to use to get a result."

Um**:

Common language provide that cominicating all of the world. İn this way, everybody became "World Citizen".

Lovely from Turkey.

Pe**************:

Came here to see how to learn a language, left with a life changing lesson. wow. She spoke straight to my soul.

El*******:

Unofortunately, as a foreigner who wants to study in American university, I still have to take the TOEFL test and make my scores as high as possible......

Jo*********:

Yes! Dropped trying to perfect Spanish as I have enough to get by when i travel and started learning Italian

Ab*****:

This is not about languages; this is about life attitude.

Un*************:

It also happens in Indian schools. We have been judged on many measures, which actually frighten us to make mistakes.

Ho**:

Thank you! This has changed my attitude towards English.

Sa************:

I'm Brazilian and I live in the United States, after this video, I will never be afraid to speak english, she's right what is most important is to be understood, the result of what you want to achieve.

Thank you for this great video!

Th****:

When someone loves you, the way they talk about you is different. You feel safe and comfortable.

Ye****:

Poor dog I liked my own commet how sad.

Tu*****************:

"When speaking, don't focus on yourself, focus on another person" -> Thanks for your advice :)

Cr**************:

"You can't go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the ending"

An****:

This is called the Growth Mindset, the focus is on progress rather than perfection Thanks for sharing!

Se******:

She is absolutely right. Fear of being judged don't let people speak their hearts out.

Fr***************************:

Lack of confidence on behalf of my students is the most important challenge.

Ma*********:

I've been watching English videos on Youtube about how to improve my English because I really thought I needed to be a master speaker, so with this video my thinking changed absolutely. Thanks so much

sa********:

My problem is that when i start to talk to someone, i can't find exact words and get stumbled.....Who are the people like me?

Th********:

She is really right. Many people focus on their pronunciation and grammar. They don't focus on the listeners.
Languages are to communicate not need to be flawless.

la***:

"your brain ok or not?" 
very inspirational quote :)

YA*********:

That was most amazing English advise I ever heard in my last 10 years experience.

Sy*****************:

I'm from Indonesia. I learn english since i was in elementary school. I can remember a lot of words, but can't speak well. The teaching method in my school or course don't teach us how to confident to speak and write in english, they teach us how to remember a hundred words in a week and what's the grammars. Till i'm in the last year of high school, i found a course that really teach me how to speak confidently
I also learn how to write and speak in english by give comment and watch/ listen something from internet
Sadly, my friends affraid to try. I always ask my friend to practice speak english with me when they told me they wanna improve their english but, we never do it because they too afraid that me or somebody else will judge them. I think this situation not only happen in my circle, I hope people can't stop to feel judged or judging someone who try to learn other leangue. My grandma ever said, you only practice how to speak, it can't kill you, why you being afraid

hu*******:

I am thirty years old. From vietnam. I have been learning english for a long time. i started learning english when i am in high school. But my english was not improved very much. I have ever thought about giving up learning english. Until two years ago, i found the greatest method to learn english. My english is improving every single day. That method is to watch videos and films in english as much as possible. Today i still do not believe that i can say and listen english . that is a miracle for me.

VK******:

I am a Vietnamese, by the time I was learning English our English literacy in general is quite low, people were afraid of forming a social conversation with foreigners because they were terrified of making mistakes.
I just went the completely opposite way as the lecturer mentioned above is to focus on delivering the message effectively not to get it right and second method is lingual immersion daily. Really helped with my English and now I am practicing the same with Mandarin Chinese and Spanish.

 

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[TEDx Talks] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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