46 پاسخ به “نحوه صحبت کردن مثل یک بلندگو بومی | مارک گرین | TEDxHeidelberg”

1. many things to learn here 🙂

2. I m bilingual i know Russian language besides my native language which is kazakh, my third language i wanna speak fluently is English I'm currently learning

3. I will marry a Thai. 😅😂

4. great idea

5. it's better to have friends only from your own country, own culture, and it's better to stop poisening the world with multicultural sick idiocy.

6. you only can sound like a native if you are born in that country, otherwise you always hear it.. Like I hear it , when you are talking.

7. I realized too that speaking like a native means to embody thier behaviors in your speech.. Language usually presents the character or traits of people in a culture, so then internalizing thier behaviors makes it easier to speak in a native way…Well I learned it from Americans in business settings, and it is observable too in other nationalities…

8. o basically… fake it till you make it 🙂

9. Great advices, I’ll keep it up and this speeches are really helpful for me. Greetings from Puerto Rico.

10. To summarize, 17 minutes to tell us that.. We must practise. Thank you Marc

11. These are great tips! I'm currently learning Japanese. Manga and anime helps a ton!

12. trùm mẹ rồi :v

13. If you are somewhat musical, you might consider joining a choir that sings in your target language. While at first, you will mostly struggle with pronouncing consonants, later, your accent will mostly show in your vowels, as you might have to learn to pick up on the subtle differences there. As vowels physically differ in their overtones, you will pick up the differences much quicker while singing a vowel in an ocean of native people singing the same words, as your voice will not blend in easily with the others and when you figure out how to blend your voice, you will have found the correct pronunciation.

    Now there is a boxy sentence that might just reveal my german background 🙂 have fun reading it.

14. Very nice information thanks ji

15. just a couple of words in Russian and the accent is terrible, but by the way, no one has learned to speak Russian without an accent yet

16. Wow amazing

17. well done ,the method that you mention is so useful ,thank you so much.

18. Suddenly you remember when you learnt how to proncounce between passion, fashion dan patient 😥

19. that last bit about songs explains why my korean grows in such a different way than my french! so cool!

20. this makes me feel a lot better about my french! ive always sort of thought about my goal for learning french not necessarily to be perfect, but to be seamless into the culture! really loved this talk!

21. Really helpful. I always wondered why/how I acquired native level English …..I skipped the mastery level. I

22. Anytime, after your marriage, anyone speak Russian words, you were just cringe, right?

23. HIGH 5! 🙂

24. I would like to talk with English speakers to improve my skills, can you guys help me now, thanks so much, nice to meet you

25. Glad to hear this great language story and also about my native language – Russian and this funny story from Moscow 😀

26. Me gustaría hablar Inglés fluidamente

27. I'm also learning English language and I wanna be able to speak English like a native as fast as I can.But I have a problem with pronunciation and I need to practise speaking a lot and always listen TED Talk for listening skill.

28. How to find a native speaker??

29. Wow, he speak so many languages and he did it so good. I'm amazed by this man.

30. I loved it! thank you for all those recommendations. I will put it on practice.

31. In school we learn both Bangla and English,third one in house Arabic to read Al Quran.Then in TV and film we learn Hindi/Urdu.And I also learned Russian,Greak language and speak little Turkey language.

32. Привет, Марк! Классная лекция! Спасибо.

33. You will never speak like a native speaker but you can achieve a pritty high level of a foreign language. By the way his spasibo in Russian doesn't sound native although his children speak Russian at home.

34. What I’ve been doing for a week now is to listen to a reader reading me a sentence (it’s a browser add-on) repeating after him while Recording myself then re-listening to both, correct, repeat until I nail it.

35. He – and most commenters – assumes only spoken languages. Learning a subsequent language in a different mode is even harder. I am a native English user and acquired Auslan user (highly proficient but not with native fluency). Learning a sign language takes everything he said, AND moves it from the mouth to the hands. From auditory to visual. From linear to spatial. From two dimensional to four dimensional. Whole. Other. Level.

36. Actually, he tried to cover up the learning language based on mostly pronunciation and slightly personal examples. Hope it would help many.

37. The lecturer must feel a little awkward to talk about how to master a language when he found so many of the audience claimed to know more than 3 or 4 languages….

38. nice video

39. Any french man wants to learn, english or hindi,lets get married

40. That's incredible!!! Thanks for the way you're conveying the information!!! So pleasant to hear this all, my heart is full of many thanks to you!!!
    The video is useful, thank you very much!!!

41. perfect

42. listen to IVANCAST Podcast on spotify or itunes if you want to practice and test your Spanish or German skills.

43. start from 9.00

44. I’m from china,I’m struggling for learning english very hard just because of my interest, thanks for TED’s video!

45. subtitle is very important to me which can improve my speaking English.
    pleas help how can get subtitle with video???????

46. how can get subtitle ??????????

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