Comprehensible input can help you to take your English to the next level as an intermediate or advanced learner of English. Especially with content like mine, where I DON'T modify my speech to be slower or easier to understand. I speak fast, native English. This is intentional, so that your ears get used to the way real English sounds!

In today's episode of the Fluency Habit podcast, this isn't just another boring "hobbies" discussion. I talk about how we and why we tend to lose touch with our hobbies as we grow into adulthood, and how when we make time to reconnect with our hobbies, it helps us reconnect with our inner child and be healthier physically, mentally, and emotionally. Then I'll do a little show-and-tell about my hobbies! 💗 

Welcome to The Fluency Habit - English for Real Life. 

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Comprehensible input is the number one thing that has improved my language abilities as a learner, but there’s a right and wrong way to do it. In today’s episode of the Fluency Habit podcast, I’ll tell you how to make listening practice actually FUN and ENJOYABLE, so that you actually get the language-learning results you’re aiming for.

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Many smart people let their fear of speaking stop them from learning a language. Some even study for years and never become fluent. Does that sound like you? EPISODEN: https://link.episoden.com/a/wGKLFn

This is how I recommend you teach yourself a language. You have to keep in mind, no one resource will take you from beginner to fluent. I hope you enjoy the episode, please let me know what you think.

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This is the reason why traditional language-learning methods fail you, leave you ill-prepared to speak the language, and can actually hinder your fluency in a foreign language. I look forward to hearing what you think about today's episode!

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This is what I'd do if I only wanted to spend 15 minutes a day improving my language skills! So if you're short on time, listen up for my recommendations.

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