How to improve your speaking skills by yourself? The shadow boxing technique! (Subtitles)
Zoe.languages・2 minutes read
Zoe, a multilingual PhD student, shares methods like shadow boxing to improve speaking skills in English, French, Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and German, focusing on pronunciation over accent and persistence in language learning. She stresses the importance of regular practice with native speakers, immersive environments, and engaging content like TED Talks and audiobooks to enhance language skills.
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- Zoe, a multilingual PhD student, advocates for "shadow boxing" as a key method to improve speaking skills by repeating words and conversations as if interacting with a real person, emphasizing correct pronunciation over accent variations.
- Zoe stresses the value of persistence, routine, and engaging with diverse resources like TED Talks and audiobooks to enhance speaking skills, underlining the importance of choosing motivating topics and creating immersive language learning environments.
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Recent questions
How can I improve my speaking skills in multiple languages?
By engaging with native speakers, watching series, and creating immersive environments.
What is the key method for enhancing speaking skills in different languages?
"Shadow boxing," which involves repeating words, phrases, and conversations.
How important is pronunciation in language learning?
Pronunciation is crucial for effective communication.
What resources can I use to practice speaking skills in different languages?
TED Talks, celebrity interviews, and audiobooks on topics of personal interest.
How can persistence and routine contribute to language learning success?
Persistence and routine are key factors in achieving language learning goals.
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