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welcome to my channel Let me ask you something Have you ever felt completely stuck when trying to speak English Maybe you've studied for years watched movies in English read books passed grammar tests and yet when it's time to speak your mind goes blank You understand what people say You know the vocabulary but the words just don't come out you freeze hesitate or speak too slowly to keep up If this sounds familiar you are not alone In fact this is one of the most common problems English learners face And the good news is there is a solution You can become fluent in English You don't need to move to an English-speaking country You don't need to memorize thousands of new words and it doesn't have to take five or 10 years Fluency isn't magic It's not something you're born with Fluency is a skill and like any skill it can be learned The secret is not in studying harder but in building the right habits In this video I'm going to walk you through the exact steps you need to take to speak English more confidently naturally and fluently step by step Each step builds on the last That's why I recommend you stay with me all the way through up to chapter 6 We'll cover everything from mindset to practice methods to powerful fluency tricks that actually work So if you're ready to break through that wall and finally speak English with confidence let's begin your fluency journey Chapter 1 the truth about fluency Before we dive into methods and strategies let's talk about something very important What fluency actually is Most English learners believe that fluency means speaking perfect English No grammar mistakes perfect pronunciation and using advanced vocabulary all the time That belief causes a lot of frustration and fear Why Because perfection is hard It's stressful and it's not even necessary Let me tell you the truth Fluency is not perfection Fluency is connection Fluency means you can speak naturally at a comfortable speed and express yourself without stopping to translate in your head It means you can understand what others are saying respond quickly and keep the conversation flowing even if you make a few grammar mistakes or forget a fancy word here and there Think about it like this If you're having a conversation with someone and you both understand each other the message is clear and the conversation feels smooth you are fluent That's it The perfection myth Let's break a common myth right now The idea that fluency means sounding like a native speaker Many people spend years chasing native like fluency and feel like failures because they don't reach it But ask yourself this why do you need to sound native Your goal is communication not imitation I've worked with hundreds of students and the most successful ones are not the ones who speak perfect English They are the ones who feel confident speaking who practice daily and who don't let small mistakes stop them They use English as a tool to live their lives to work travel study and connect with others Real fluency versus school fluency Maybe you studied English in school for years You memorized grammar rules You took tests You passed But now in the real world you struggle to have a simple conversation Why is that Because what most schools teach is academic English But real fluency is about spoken English Being able to talk about your weekend ask questions share opinions and respond in real time You don't need to know every tense or rule to do that You need practice confidence and the ability to think in English You can be fluent and make mistakes Yes you can be fluent and still make mistakes Let me share a story One of my students Maria from Brazil thought she would never be fluent She was afraid to speak because her grammar wasn't perfect But I encouraged her to stop focusing on mistakes and just speak even if it wasn't perfect After a few months of practice she was speaking freely joining conversations and even giving presentations at work Did she still make grammar mistakes Yes But did she communicate clearly and confidently Absolutely That's fluency Spike moment What does fluency sound like Here's something to think about Have you ever met someone who speaks broken English but you understand them completely Maybe their grammar wasn't perfect Maybe their accent was strong but they could express ideas clearly You understood their emotions their stories and their point of view You didn't need subtitles That person is fluent even if their English isn't perfect And maybe that person is you If you've ever had a real conversation in English even a short one and it went well that's a moment of fluency you've already experienced it Now it's just about growing that experience and making it more consistent Let go of fear Fear is the biggest enemy of fluency The fear of being judged The fear of making mistakes The fear of sounding wrong But here's a secret Native speakers make mistakes too They forget words They use the wrong grammar They say uh um and you know all the time Communication is not perfect It's human So stop judging yourself so harshly You don't need to be perfect You just need to be clear and comfortable What you should aim for So what should your goal be Your goal should be to speak without translating To respond quickly and naturally to express your thoughts and feelings to understand others in real situations to feel relaxed while speaking You don't need to memorize the entire dictionary You don't need a native accent And you definitely don't need to be perfect What you need is practice confidence and the right mindset Final thoughts for chapter 1 Let's end this chapter with a powerful shift in perspective Fluency is not some magic level that only a few people reach It's not about speaking perfect English It's about using English comfortably in real life It's about being yourself in English Once you understand this truth the pressure goes away You can stop worrying about being perfect and start focusing on building real fluency step by step In the next chapter we'll talk about how to break the habit of thinking in your native language and how to start thinking in English This is one of the most powerful changes you can make on your fluency journey Chapter 2 Make English part of your day Now that we've uncovered the truth about fluency that it's not about being perfect but about being comfortable and confident it's time to move into action This chapter is where things start to change for you Because here's something most learners don't realize You don't need to study for hours every day to become fluent in English In fact long exhausting study sessions often don't work in the long term Why Because they're not sustainable You might do it for a few days or a week but then life gets busy and you stop What works better is building a daily habit a small simple routine that fits into your real life The power of mini habits This method is called the mini habit method and it's one of the most powerful tools for building fluency The idea is simple Do a small English activity every day It doesn't matter if it's just five or 10 minutes The important part is consistency Why do mini habits work so well Because small actions remove the pressure You don't need to feel motivated You don't need hours of free time You just do a little bit but you do it every single day Over time these small moments add up to something big Here are some mini habit ideas you can try today Talk to yourself in English for one minute in the mirror Read a short story or an English comic during your break Label objects around your house with sticky notes in English Listen to an English podcast or YouTube video while eating breakfast Write one sentence a day in your journal in English You don't need to do all of them Just pick one or two that feel easy The easier it feels the more likely you'll stick with it Real life example the cup table door method Let me tell you a quick story One of my students Arjun from India was working full-time and said he had no time to study English But I challenged him to try something different Every time he walked around his home he had to say the names of the objects he saw in English So instead of just walking to the kitchen he'd say out loud "Door light switch wall cup spoon plate sink." At first it felt a little silly But after just 2 weeks something amazing happened Arjun started thinking in English By naming objects every day English became part of his routine And it cost him zero extra time He didn't have to open a book or sit down at a desk He just used the language while living his life That's the magic of many habits Make English invisible Another key to fluency is making English a background part of your day You don't need to stop what you're doing to study You just let English flow through your normal routine For example while cleaning your room play an English podcast While walking or commuting listen to English music and try to understand the lyrics When scrolling on your phone follow English pages on Instagram or Tik Tok When you cook try reading the recipe in English or saying each ingredient out loud This is how fluency starts to grow naturally You're not forcing it You're living with it Spike moment Try it now Let's do a quick exercise together Look around the room you're in right now Can you name five things you see in English Go ahead Try it out loud I'll wait Pause It might feel small but this is how it begins The more you do it the more automatic it becomes Eventually you won't just say the words you'll start to think them without translating That's the first step toward thinking in English No time no problem One of the biggest excuses people have is "I don't have time." But the truth is you don't need time You need moments And we all have moments You have 30 seconds while waiting for water to boil You have 5 minutes before bed You have 10 minutes on the train Turn those moments into mini fluency workouts Even if you only spend 10 minutes a day using English that's over 60 hours a year Imagine what you can do with that Make it fun Here's another tip Make English part of something you already enjoy Love cooking Watch cooking shows in English Love music Learn the lyrics and sing along Love gaming Play games with English audio or subtitles Love writing Try writing your Instagram captions in English When English is connected to fun you'll come back to it naturally It stops feeling like study and starts feeling like something you actually look forward to Final thoughts for chapter 2 Fluency isn't built in one day It's built in small repeated moments over time So don't wait for the perfect time to study Don't wait for motivation or free hours Just start now Look around Say five words Listen to something Write one sentence Make English part of your real life not just your classroom In the next chapter we'll take this even further You'll learn how to stop thinking in your native language and start thinking in English automatically That's when your fluency really begins to take off Chapter 3 Stop translating in your head If you've ever had trouble speaking English quickly this chapter may explain why One of the most common problems English learners face is this They think in their native language and then try to translate into English At first that seems logical After all it's how we begin learning by connecting English words to words we already know But over time this habit becomes a trap You might know the words You might even understand everything you hear But when it's your turn to speak you get stuck Why Because you're mentally jumping between two languages Let me say this clearly If you want to become fluent you have to stop translating in your head You have to start thinking in English Why translating slows you down Imagine this You want to say "I went to the store yesterday." But instead of just saying it your brain goes through this process One think the sentence in your native language Two try to find the English words that match Three worry about the grammar Four Try to say it but too much time has passed You feel nervous You give up or go silent Sound familiar This slow process is the enemy of fluency Real fluency happens when you don't stop to think about how to say something You just say it So how do you start thinking in English The good news is you can train your brain to think in English It's like a muscle The more you use it the stronger it becomes Here are a few simple powerful exercises you can start doing today One describe what you see Look around the room you're in right now Describe objects in English either out loud or silently in your head Example blue chair small table my phone is on the desk the window is open This is a powerful exercise because you're not translating You're thinking directly in English You're building a direct link between the world and the language Do this for one or two minutes every day and it will start to feel natural Two narrate your routine Another great method is to say your daily routine in English in your mind or out loud For example as you go through your morning I wake up I stretch I brush my teeth I make coffee I check my phone I take a shower Say these phrases as you're doing the actions Don't worry about using perfect grammar The goal is to think in English while you live your life Three write a short diary entry in English only Every night or morning write a few sentences in a journal or notes app using only English You can write what you did that day what you plan to do tomorrow how you feel what you learned Don't use a dictionary Don't write in your native language first Just say what you can with the words you know You'll be surprised how much you can express Over time your brain will begin to reach for English first and that's the goal My personal story Let me share how I used this method myself Years ago I was learning Spanish At first I always translated from English to Spanish in my head It made everything slow speaking felt like doing math in my brain Then I decided to change I stopped translating and started thinking in Spanish even with simple things While walking to work I think at home I'd say out loud messa coo pla estalista I didn't understand everything at first but after a few weeks something amazing happened Spanish started to come out without effort I wasn't thinking about Spanish I was just using it And guess what It worked fast The same thing can happen for you with English Spike moment Let's practice right now Let's do a quick exercise together Close your eyes unless you're driving Now repeat after me in English I wake up I brush my teeth I wash my face I eat breakfast I go to work I talk to my friends I come home I eat dinner I go to bed Say it slowly Let your brain picture each step as you speak This helps your mind link thoughts and English directly without needing your first language Even one minute of this exercise each day can create real change Let go of fear One reason many learners translate is because they're afraid to make mistakes But remember what we said in chapter 1 fluency is not perfection It's okay to say something simply It's okay to use basic vocabulary It's okay to pause and think The most important thing is speak and think directly in English even if it's not perfect Final thoughts for chapter 3 The habit of translating is strong but you are stronger With daily practice you can rewire your brain to think in English First start small Use the language in real life Don't worry about big words Just use the words you do know Every time you describe something write something or talk to yourself in English you're making fluency stronger In the next chapter we'll talk about speaking confidence and how to stop feeling nervous when it's your turn to talk Chapter 4 talk more Even without people When most people think about practicing English they imagine speaking with a partner or joining a conversation group That's great if you have those opportunities But here's the truth You don't need another person to start speaking English In fact one of the biggest mistakes learners make is waiting They wait for the right time the right partner or a perfect situation They say things like "I want to practice speaking but I don't know anyone I don't have anyone to talk to in English I'll start speaking when I feel more ready But here's the thing Waiting doesn't build fluency Speaking does And the good news is you can start speaking right now even if you're completely alone In this chapter I'll show you how Why speaking alone Work speaking is a skill just like playing the piano or riding a bicycle To improve you need to use your voice and practice forming words and sentences You need to get your brain and mouth working together again and again until it feels natural And you don't need a partner to do that You just need a voice yours Practicing alone lets you improve your pronunciation build confidence without pressure repeat and correct yourself practice anytime anywhere So let's explore a few powerful ways you can speak English on your own and still make amazing progress One shadowing Speak like a native Shadowing is one of the most powerful speaking exercises you can do Here's how it works Find a short audio clip of a native speaker a podcast video or even a movie scene Listen to one sentence One repeat it immediately trying to match the pronunciation rhythm and tone Two repeat again and again until it feels smooth You're not just repeating words you're copying how the speaker talks This builds realworld speaking skills fast Start with short clips 10 to 30 seconds is enough Use subtitles if needed at first but try to rely more on your ears Why shadowing works It trains your mouth to move like a native speakers Over time your fluency and pronunciation become more natural without even thinking about grammar Two record yourself and listen One of the best ways to improve your speaking is to record yourself It may feel strange at first but it's incredibly effective Here's how One choose a topic My favorite food what I did today or my future goals Two speak for one to two minutes in English Don't worry about mistakes Three record it on your phone Four play it back and listen How was your pronunciation Did you pause too much Could you understand yourself This simple habit will help you become aware of your progress Over time you'll hear your fluency improving Bonus tip try recording yourself every week on the same topic Compare your recordings You'll be amazed at your growth Three talk to yourself Yes really This may sound funny but talking to yourself in English is one of the most effective fluency exercises Here's why it works You can do it anytime anywhere There's no pressure no fear of judgment You're training your brain to think and speak in English together Try this While getting dressed say what you're doing I'm putting on my socks I'm choosing a blue shirt I'm brushing my hair in the kitchen I need a spoon I'm boiling water I'm making tea before sleeping Today was a long day I met my friend I went to the gym I feel tired Speak out loud or whisper if you prefer The key is to practice forming sentences with your voice Over time this becomes natural and it transforms your fluency Spike moment Let's practice together Let's do a quick exercise right now Repeat after me Let's speak together Say these five sentences with me out loud One I wake up at 7:00 a.m Two I drink a cup of coffee Three I check my phone Four I take a shower Five I go to work Say them slowly Now say them again faster Feel your mouth and your brain working together This is fluency in action Now try changing the sentences to fit your routine I wake up at 6:00 I drink tea not coffee I don't go to work I study at home The more you play with the language the more confident you'll become Don't wait Start now Remember you don't need perfect grammar You don't need a teacher You don't need someone to correct you every second What you need is daily speaking practice and your own voice is enough Speaking alone may feel strange at first but it's exactly what you need to start thinking faster speaking smoother and gaining confidence Final thoughts for chapter 4 If you only take one thing from this chapter let it be this Don't wait for someone else to help you speak Help yourself Your voice is your most powerful tool Use it Speak out loud Practice shadowing Record your voice Talk to yourself These small steps done daily create real powerful fluency In the next chapter we'll talk about how to build confidence when speaking with other people and how to stay calm when it's your turn to talk Chapter 5 learn phrases not just words If you've been learning English by memorizing individual vocabulary words I have some important news That method is slowing you down Learning words one by one might help with tests but it doesn't help you become fluent Why Because when it's time to speak your brain doesn't speak in single words It speaks in phrases in chunks In this chapter we're going to shift your learning approach completely You'll stop thinking like a student and start thinking like a speaker Let me show you how Words are just pieces Phrases are the real tools Imagine you want to build a house Learning English one word at a time is like collecting bricks but never learning how to put them together You have materials but you can't build anything But learning phrases is like getting pre-built walls You already have structure You just drop them in when you need them Fast smooth and natural Think about this phrase I'm just looking Thanks It's a small everyday sentence If you only knew the words just or looking by themselves you wouldn't know how to use them correctly in real life But when you learn the whole phrase you can use it instantly with confidence in a real store in a real conversation That's fluency What are phrases and chunks Chunks are small groups of words that are often used together They could be common expressions No way What do you mean Let me think Social phrases sounds good Take your time Thanks anyway Functional language I'll get back to you That depends It's up to you These phrases help you speak quickly and naturally without building sentences from scratch every time Native speakers do this all the time and you can too Why phrases help you speak faster Let's be honest When you try to speak English word by word it takes forever You think about grammar word order pronunciation It's slow and stressful But when you speak in phrases your brain doesn't need to build anything The whole chunk comes out at once That's why learning phrases can speed up your fluency dramatically It's like driving a car on a smooth road instead of walking through a forest You move faster with less effort How to collect phrases in real life So how do you learn these magical phrases Here are three simple ways to collect them One watch movies or TV with subtitles Movies and shows are full of natural phrases Turn on the subtitles and listen for expressions that repeat When you hear something useful pause and write it down For example I'm on my way You've got to be kidding Not really Keep a notebook or phone note just for phrases Review it often Two read books comics or dialogues Books and dialogues are great because they show how people actually talk Underline phrases not just words Example: It took me forever to get there I had no idea Even if you don't understand the grammar 100% write the whole phrase down You'll learn how it works naturally over time Three listen and copy in conversations If you speak with native speakers or advanced learners listen closely When they say something useful or interesting write it down after the conversation Try to use that same phrase the next day in a sentence This is called active phrase learning and it's a gamecher How to practice and review phrases Now that you're collecting phrases how do you remember and use them Here are some tips Say them out loud Repeat each phrase five times slowly and then quickly Focus on rhythm and pronunciation Use them in your life Take one new phrase and use it during the day when talking to yourself messaging a friend or thinking in English Create example sentences Make it personal Instead of just memorizing I'll get back to you Say I'll get back to you after I check my schedule let me ask my manager and I'll get back to you Making phrases part of your real life helps you keep them forever Spike moment Repeat and use Let's do a practice session right now Repeat after me Then I'll ask you to use each phrase in your own sentence One I'm just looking thanks Two what do you mean Three I'll get back to you Four that's a good point Five let's see what happens Now try to use each one in your own sentence I'll guide you I'm just looking Thanks Imagine you're shopping Say it now like you're speaking to a saleserson What do you mean Say it with emotion Curious or confused I'll get back to you Say it like you're replying to a coworker That's a good point Try it after someone gives a smart idea Let's see what happens Use it to sound calm and open-minded Great job Even this small session trains your mouth and mind to work together like a native speaker Final thoughts for chapter 5 Learning words is important but learning phrases is powerful Phrases give you the ability to speak clearly naturally and fast just like native speakers do So don't study single words Study language the way it's actually used in chunks in context in real life From now on listen and read with your ears open for full expressions collect them speak them use them In the next chapter we'll learn how to build confidence so that when you speak you feel strong not scared Chapter six the confidence secret You've learned how to build fluency You've started thinking in English You've practiced speaking alone You've collected powerful phrases Now it's time to talk about the final key to fluency The one thing that unlocks everything else It's not grammar It's not vocabulary It's not pronunciation It's confidence Yes confidence is what truly brings fluency to life You can study English for years have perfect grammar and know thousands of words but still feel frozen when it's time to speak Why Because you're afraid Afraid of sounding wrong afraid of being judged afraid of making a mistake This fear is normal but if you let it control you it will stop your progress In this final chapter we'll talk about how to break through that fear and build the confidence you need to speak freely naturally and with pride Why confidence is the real secret Let me ask you something Have you ever seen someone with bad grammar a strong accent or broken English but they spoke freely with energy and emotion and everyone understood them That's not because they were better than you It's because they had confidence Confidence allows you to speak even when you don't feel 100% ready Confidence helps you keep talking even if you make a mistake Confidence makes your voice strong and that strength makes people listen Mistakes are not the enemy Let's break a huge myth right now Making mistakes does not mean you're bad at English In fact every time you make a mistake and learn from it your English gets stronger Think about children learning their first language They say funny things mix up grammar invent words and no one corrects them every second Why Because mistakes are part of learning Fluency grows when you stop fearing mistakes and start using them Each mistake is a message Here's something to improve That's all Nothing to feel bad about Build confidence with small wins Confidence isn't something you're born with It's something you build like a muscle And the best way to build it is through small wins A small win might be saying thank you at a restaurant in English Asking a stranger for directions in English Posting one English sentence on social media Asking a question in an online English class Joining a short English conversation even just for one minute These moments may feel small but they're powerful Every small success tells your brain "See I can do this." And the more you do it the easier it gets Speak first think later Many learners wait to speak until they feel ready But the truth is you don't become ready by waiting You become ready by trying Don't wait to be perfect Speak now Try now make mistakes now and grow faster You don't have to speak perfectly You just have to speak Even saying one sentence is a victory Change your inner voice Another secret to confidence the way you talk to yourself If your inner voice says "I sound stupid I'm not good enough People will laugh at me Then it's very hard to speak freely But what if your inner voice said "I'm learning I'm improving every day I'm proud of trying." That small change makes a big difference Start replacing negative thoughts with supportive ones Your mindset is a huge part of your confidence Spike moment your turn to speak Let's do something powerful right now In the comments write one sentence in English Just one It can be simple or even something you've just learned Example I like learning English This video is helpful Today I went to the park I will read your sentence and reply No judgment no correction unless you ask just encouragement Your voice matters Go ahead pause this video and write your sentence This is your small win for the day Real stories real confidence One of my students June from Korea was very shy She understood a lot of English but never spoke She was afraid of saying something wrong We started with a small challenge one sentence per day She would say one thing in English every morning while looking in the mirror At first it was "My name is June I am learning English." After one week today I feel happy I will study hard After a month she was speaking in full conversations not perfectly but with confidence Now she attends meetings at work in English and she even helps other learners feel more brave All of that started with one small sentence a day Final thoughts for chapter 6 Confidence is not about being fearless It's about taking action despite the fear Fluency doesn't come from being perfect It comes from being brave Every time you speak write or think in English you're training your confidence So don't wait Don't hide Don't be silent Start where you are Speak what you can Make mistakes Laugh at them Learn from them Your fluency is already inside you Confidence is the key that unlocks it Now go to the comments and write your English sentence That's your next step Thank you for coming with me on this journey You're stronger than you think and your voice in English is just getting started Call to action after chapter 6 So now you know how to become fluent in English It's not about being perfect It's not about memorizing long word lists or waiting until you feel ready Fluency is built on small daily habits speaking even when you're alone and learning to enjoy the process not fear it If this video helped you even a little please take a moment to like it share it with a friend who's learning English and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss the next lesson And now I want to hear from you Which chapter helped you the most Was it the mindset shift in chapter 1 the many habits in chapter 2 or the confidence breakthrough in chapter 6 Tell me in the comments I read every single one and yes I reply You're not alone on this journey Let's keep growing together World map