最好的英语学习方法( 二 )

So, anyways, let all of us know in the comments below what you have been doing to practice your English writing. So, the next thing you\'ve been practicing, maybe on Wednesdays, is your English listening, and this is usually everyone\'s favorite thing to do when they are learning a language, I think, because it\'s the easiest thing to do.
So, I would be curious, and please let us know in the comments below, what songs have you been listening to in English? That\'s always the one that I\'m the most interested in knowing about. What songs have you been listening to?
I know, for myself, I have been listening to a lot of Post Malone\'s song Circles.
It\'s on my playlist. I know I\'m not learning English, but it\'s still one of my favorite songs right now. But what songs have you been listening to in English?
And please, again, let us know in the comments below. And what television shows have you been watching?
What television shows, whether they are new shows or older shows, have you found and what shows have you been watching and enjoying over the last few weeks?
I\'d be really curious to know and so would a lot of other people.
And then, lastly, what movies have you watched in English?Have you gone out to the theater?
Have you watched some on Netflix or online? Let us know what movies you have been watching in English and how they have been helping you improve your vocabularyand how they have been helping you improve your English listening skills.
Yes, we\'re definitely outside.
Part of your listening skills today are being improved by hearing some wild birds.
I\'m not sure, that bird sounds a little bit angry with me.Anyways, let us know in the comments what you have been listening to and what you have been watching.
So, in my previous video, I challenged you to practice your speaking on Thursdays.
So, whether you are practicing your speaking on Thursdays or not, maybe you\'re practicing it on another day of the week, I\'m curious to know what ways have you found to practice your English speaking?
Have you signed up for an account on a webpage or an app like Preply? There\'s a link in the description below, by the way.
Have you used italki or Cambly? Have you simply been talking out loud to yourself?
Again, I am curious. I would love to know and I\'m sure many other watchers of this video would love to know what you are doing to practice your English speaking.
By the way, I\'m going to try to respond to all the comments on this video for the first 48 hours.
Normally, I can only respond to comments for about the first day and then there are just too many comments for me to respond to all of them.
But I am truly curious and very interested to know what you are doing to practice your English reading, writing, listening, and speaking, so please do let me know and let others know in the comments below. But we\'re not quite done yet.
We have one more thing to talk about, and that\'s how are you practicing and learning new English vocabulary? What are you doing to make sure those words and phrases stick in your mind? In the original video,
I suggested that you use a webpage like Quizlet. There\'s also an app for that.
It\'s a free webpage. It lets you make flashcard sets and play games with new vocabulary. But maybe you have other methods.
I know that some of you have found really interesting and unique ways to practice your new vocabulary.
So, again, in the original plan, I suggested that every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday you should be learning new vocabulary, and then on the Friday you should be spending time practicing that new vocabulary so that it sticks in your brain really, really well. Sorry for the camera shake today.
It is a little bit windy out here. And as I\'m walking and talking, my camera is moving a little bit more than I would like it to.
And of course, there was the bird singing as well. I think you call that singing.

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