I firmly believe the way to improvement is immersion, just watch more youtube videos and possibly, if any, soap operas. Search up vocabulary items that you don't know and just jot them down in your notepad or whatever app you're using, then send messages to friend utilizing those words. The effect is then conspicuous.
Agreed! It’s of utmost importance for one to find ways of learning that he/she truly enjoys to achieve the “immersion” purpose - otherwise one would just give up after a week or so
she is born with silver spoon in her mouth. She outpaced your kids when you was pushed out from the uterus. Grass root classes seldom open such channel to draw attention and pave the path to enter the upper class. I have met many students of her kind in university.
@@hifaiwong2890 When kids are at their developing stage, they receive most influence from their parents. They mimic practices and behaviours from their parents. So, the learning attitude is also being inherited in a similar manner.
@@terrykong2004 you’re right. Kids do get influenced by their parents a lot. But I’d say it really just depends on whether you have the intention to do it. My parents do not know English at all and I’ve been studying in a public school in hk for my whole life but I just happened to be in love with western culture since I was little so I binge watched American tv shows and listened to English songs. I mimic their accents and noticed subtle errors I made in pronunciation. I’ve also developed the habits of talking to myself since I was probably in primary school(which is a method included in the video) it really works. Im currently studying in Canada. I’ve been here for 9 months and all of my friends thought I were local students before I told them. Of course, your life will be way much easier if you’re born with “silver spoon” which your parents could afford to provide better education. But if you don’t, it’s totally fine. If you’re are not living in an English environment, create it yourself.
I want to know more about how to activate your language. I always forget expressions that I have learnt. So what is the effective method of note-taking?
This may sound cliche but it’s all about practice. There’re certainly strategies / techniques that could boost the learning efficiency and effectiveness (which are what I’m trying to share on my channel), but there’s no shortcut to mastering a language. Note-taking wise, you may take a look at my synonym bank free sample: mteducationielts.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/%E8%8B%B1%E6%96%87%E5%BF%85%E8%83%8C%E5%90%8C%E7%BE%A9%E8%A9%9E%E5%AF%B6%E5%85%B82.0-SAMPLE.pdf
@@MelodyTam After reading your comment I suddenly noticed that people rarely use “there’re” despite frequently using “there’s”. Is there a particular reason to it or it just so happens to be like that?
I am used to have English as my electronic device’s language and when I watch anime, I used English subtitles to improve my reading. It actually worked well and now I can type English very easily.
go for simple grammar (subject very object etc) said is the past tense of say. talk and speak are both 同義詞 (synonyms) for say. but there are different usages regarding different words (check grammar instructions for more details) but 如果你是想說”我想“，那是I WANT/I WISH ，不是我說的意思。
Have shared multiple videos on improving Chinese as well: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BIB6C8WHHn8.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-NBcEtsBeVl4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QvOutABuxaM.html
If anyone watch cartoons, don’t turn to Cantonese version while the characters are singing. The Cantonese translation version of the songs are horrible.
語言科目其實歸根究底是靠平時用功，以及個人本身的語言水平。都説 “路遙知馬力，日久見人心“，不論中英文，只要肯踏出第一步，願意以第一身接觸，日子有功，相信不久便會有明顯的進步。 Add oil in English and Chinese and I wish you success in the future! (trust me, the best way to improve in these two subjects is to confront your fears and get in touch with the related programmes.)
