英語に自信がない人？3 Ways To Become More Confident In 2024
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- čas přidán 7. 02. 2024
- 間違えても大丈夫だよ！コミュニケーション取ればいい！
I didn't have any confidence in my Japanese until recently, but I remember that in 2018 I was able to make friends even with a really low level. That experience really changed my life, and I'm glad I was able to believe in myself after that!
Find more on my Instagram and Podcast!
🎥インスタ / englishwithjacobu
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インスタで英語学習に役立つ情報を発信中！CZcamsでは毎週に日常の風景や企画など、楽しみながら英語や文化を学べるコンテンツを投稿していくよ！
More about me:
✨25 years old
✨Either in Tokyo or Victoria, BC Canada
✨Bilingual 🇨🇦🇯🇵
✨English Teacher for 4 years
I really really LOVE this video 🥹🩷 Jacob is warm and gentle like the lamp beside him 🥺🩷
I’m so happy to hear that! Actually, I MADE this lamp ❤️
いつもジェイコブさんのステキなお話楽しみにしてます。一つお願いがあるのですが時々バックミュージックが大きすぎて会話が聞きとりにくい時があるので少し音を抑えてもらえたら嬉しいです。今日ぐらいの小さめの音楽だと英語聞くのに助かります！よろしくお願いします。
I recently found this fantastic channel, and I think definetly it's going to be booming one day.
WOW! You have NO idea how much that means to me!
I’ll continue to do my best with teaching and educating about culture ❤️🇨🇦🇯🇵
I wish everyone was like you..!! 🥺 Actually, I had a bad experience when I started learning English. A foreign staff member an English conversation cafe got angry at me in front of other Japanese people because of my poor English..😖😢 めっちゃ落ち込みました。ジェイコブさんは優しい！
I’m sorry to hear that 🥹 Not everyone is like that. I’ve had some terrible experiences in Japan before as well, just keep doing your best and don’t let that one time get you down too much! 🥰
英語は失敗すると自信がなくなります。だから失敗を避けるほうが自信がわいてきます。失敗をするのは最悪の学習方法です。
失敗をしたから上手になるのではありません。失敗を避ける学習方法はネイティブを真似そしてフィードバックで修正するディープラーニングが効果的です。
自信がないのは練習が不足しているだけで、失敗の回数が少ないからではありません。練習すれば上達が実感でき自信をもって英語が話せます。
The way I teach is focused on being able to communicate with the world around us! I put a much higher value on that than aiming for perfection!
The more mistakes I make, the more friends I make along the way who will help me 🥰
That’s how I became fluent in Japanese!
As someone who grew up mixed, I had the realization that several of my family members will never have perfect English, and that is 100% okay!
That’s the beauty of language and learning. Everyone is different, and everyone has certain goals they’d like to achieve!
@@englishwithjacobu In both Japan and the United States, children do not make mistakes too much on their own. Of course, adults do not correct them either.
There is a risk that if mistakes are made, they may become fossilized.
To avoid mistakes, children imitate adults. Since English does not have a fundamental grammar, it is impossible to point out what is wrong.
Despite the fact that there are 7,000 languages in the world, they learn learn lunguages in the same way, there is no scientific evidence
that the learning methods increase when one becomes an adult.
Rather, the brain continues to grow till the end of life, the mechanism of learning in the brain remains the same throughout life.
The goals may be different, but the learning methods are the same.
Again, for someone striving for excellence, and perfection, there is no doubt that the learning methods should remain as they are. However, the way I teach encourages my students to break out of their shell and show their personalities as much as possible regardless of mistakes made.
The confidence block I had was not only that of language, but also of culture. Again the beauty of culture and communication will never be denied, regardless of which path any student decides to take 🥰✨
@@englishwithjacobu How do people learning English get their mistakes corrected when speaking the language by themselves?
Without the ability to self-correct, constant monitoring is not possible. It is crucial to memorize a variety of natural expressions that can be self-corrected.
By doing so, one can use feedback to monitor and judge the naturalness of their own English.
Without the ability to learn and correct on their own, improvement in English is challenging.
Even in terms of culture, learners can gain a much better understanding of culture by learning from movies and videos
compared to being taught by native speakers.