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  • Best Free 10 YouTube Channel to Improve Your English

    Best Free 10 YouTube Channel to Improve Your English

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    To improve our English, we need not only to talk to native speakers, but also to surround yourself with English. An effective solution for this is, of course, watching English videos. 

    I have compiled the channels I follow on YouTube to improve our English. You can watch the videos on these channels with or without English subtitles.

    1. The School of Life

    On this channel, you can find videos about questions that people are curious about, as well as short videos with an average duration of 5–6 minutes on many subjects such as history, literature, philosophy.

    2. Vox

    Vox allows you to closely follow news from around the world, with videos lasting 10–15 minutes on average.

    3. Be Inspired

    This channel will help you improve your English and increase your motivation because the theme of the channel is motivation in general. With playlists such as morning motivation, exercise motivation, life lessons, you can find videos of any length on this channel.

    4. FTD Facts

    This channel provides information about different countries, and you can also learn about religions around the world.

    5. Travel and Geography

    As the name suggests, Camilla, the owner of the channel, travels to different places and gives information about the geography of the countries she examines with Google Earth. She then comments on these places by walking around any street she randomly clicks on in that country.

    6. Nathaniel Drew

    You should definitely check out Nathaniel’s channel, where he shares videos about conscious living, traveling, language learning, self-discovery and his longest video is 20 minutes long.

    7. Practical Engineering

    The aim of this channel is to raise interest in the field of engineering. Grady Hillhouse, a civil engineer, makes videos in civil, mechanical and aerospace engineering.

    8. What I’ve Learned

    This channel is dominated by videos on health in general, with videos on sleep, eating patterns and some diseases.

    9. The B1M

    The theme of the channel is building videos. There are many videos about skyscrapers, airports, stadiums, buildings and bridges, and the average video duration is 7–8 minutes.

    10. Better Ideas

    On this channel, which has videos about personal development, video durations vary between 5 and 15 minutes.

  • Learn New Languages – How I Trick My Brain

    Learn New Languages – How I Trick My Brain

    Learning a new foreign language is more useful and fun than you might imagine.(Learn New Languages)

    I’m advanced level at English and it’s not my native language.

    But as you see that my blog is English and I do not have any problem to spread my ideas and suggestion to all over the world.

    Within my new role as Global Manager since last year, I have started to learn German since beginning this year as well.

    During my learning journey of any languages , I try to use those methods to trick my brain and they really work for me.

    Here are the top four ways to trick your brain into learning English or other languages ​​faster:

    Create a sense of urgency
    A common complaint when learning a new language? Definitely a lack of time.

    After a tiring day at work or school, your brain is exposed to an excessive amount of information. Therefore, it may refuse to learn a new language. Because it does not want to spend extra energy.

    So, what should you do in such a situation?

    Join an English training class

    Online or classic, it doesn’t matter. Our goal here is for someone to hold you and therefore your brain responsible. Taking language lessons with other people, especially with a classroom and a teacher, will put a healthy strain on your brain.

    Track and share your progress

    Have you ever thought of recording yourself as audio or video to keep track of your progress? How about sharing your latest essay, letter or favourite phrase on social media? Twitter has a large language learning community and several Facebook groups to keep you going and sharing.

    Don’t give your brain a chance to escape your target language

    Listening to music on the way to school or work, watching movies on the weekends, reading a magazine during breakfast or posting on social media in your target language are all great ways to start learning.

    You can label objects around the house using post-it notes in English, Germany, Spanish or any other foreign language you want to learn. This way you are exposed to new words all day. The main purpose here is to convey messages to your brain that tell you to use this language.

    Knowing that the easiest and most efficient way to learn a foreign language is to learn that language on site, consciously go to a language school.

    This tendency will show you that you can easily learn a new language or improve your current language much faster.

    The more exposure you have to a language, the faster you can learn it. So give yourself a chance and meet a new language and a brand new culture.

    To learn a foreign language easily, study a language in that country.