分享一下我学习英语的经验

[dekuofa]

笔记地址

有什么问题欢迎评论

[hanqian]

@dekuofa 我不是用 chatgpt 翻译啊，是直接英文对话。所以我才说通过「大量写作」体会到语法的重要性。

[blankmiss]

1 楼有点小丑

[xipuxiaoyehua]

https://my.vocabularysize.com/result/1d8789a7ccd4ba0e59514b44517f43b8
所有的英语词汇量均来自多年看的美剧

[pkwenda]

@blankmiss 看下他的往期回复，b 了就好

[czhh]

加油

[cirzear]

感谢分享

[CHHHAN]

感谢分享

[yxisenx]

看到一楼，感觉像是在逛贴吧

[zhifSu]

感谢分享，推荐视频看困了，我是真的不适合学英语吗

[koor]

这个测试 30 题之后几乎都不认识了，只能根据句意猜
https://my.vocabularysize.com/result/ac4910c29613dcffce88680696fa0bfa

[Liang1124]

严格按照说明测试，不瞎猜，大概 60 题之后就大都不认识了

https://my.vocabularysize.com/result/b5b0f03b1b231c1db1937495ea999df5

我目前在学习 englishPod365 ，感觉认真专注听是有收获的。
旋元佑的语法书，看过三四遍，看过确实有收获，但长时间不用就会忘。

[hylqs]

https://my.vocabularysize.com/result/880aea17e9160309d095cbe68eed268c
测出来 6100 个词族，要是网站能显示排名就好了

[hafung]

https://t.me/SweetieKittyBot 一个练习英语口语的 bot （基于 GPT3.5 ，也可以当 gpt 使用，不过回答的会是英文）, 双向语音，很好的陪练，大家玩玩看，顺便练练口语哈

[jojobo]

@wuqiangroy 我竟然都看得懂这些英语

[wuqiangroy]

@jojobo
`我竟然都看得懂这些英语`
LOL, and there are no complex sentences and no advanced words. Obviously, you can understand.
Language is designed for communication, right?

[jojobo]

yes ，i have a question ，can you share your experience of learning english?
forgive me for my grammer mistakes

[jojobo]

@wuqiangroy yes ，i have a question ，can you share your experience of learning english?
forgive me for my grammer mistakes

[wuqiangroy]

@jojobo
`yes ，i have a question ，can you share your experience of learning english?
forgive me for my grammer mistakes`
Of course yes.
The must reason that drives me is I am working in a global company and the official language is English.
Some experience:
1. To build the Env of learning English, You need to force yourself to read the English sentences, listen to the English communications, and write.
2. Choose a suitable level book, and use `lexile` to judge your English level, here is the reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexile
3. Whatever listening and reading, the very important knowledge is comprehensible input, which means you need to receive the knowledge you can understand.
4. The most and most experience is: keeping curiosity and never giving up. You have no sense to keep reading or listening every day but do not re-catch them after several months.

I've listened to an episode, it's about comprehensible input and you can listen too: https://podcasts.apple.com/cn/podcast/the-level-up-english-podcast/id1459642847?i=1000626173283

[jojobo]

@wuqiangroy
Thank you for your valuable suggestions. If you were to say these things to me now, I feel like I would already be understanding the content at a level of n+1 (able to comprehend about 80-90% of it).

I have also watched Stephen Krashen's videos on language learning and some English learning videos recommended by OP, such as those by [罗肖尼] . I know that comprehensible input is a scientifically proven method for second language acquisition.

However, I am facing a problem right now. My vocabulary is currently around 2000 words, and when I watch Little Fox videos, they seem childish and lack motivation for me to continue watching. On YouTube, most videos are at an n+7/8 level where I have to rely heavily on guessing. After one month of reading practice, I can feel that my English reading has improved, but my listening skills are still very poor. Like the podcast you recommended, I listened for just one minute and couldn't understand it. Perhaps it's because my English listening practice has been limited.

I'm not sure what kind of content would be suitable for someone with my vocabulary level in terms of improving listening skills.

The above content has been translated and polished using ChatGPT

[wuqiangroy]

@jojobo
`Thank you for your valuable suggestions. If you were to say these things to me now, I feel like I would already be understanding the content at a level of n+1 (able to comprehend about 80-90% of it).

I have also watched Stephen Krashen's videos on language learning and some English learning videos recommended by OP, such as those by [罗肖尼] . I know that comprehensible input is a scientifically proven method for second language acquisition.

However, I am facing a problem right now. My vocabulary is currently around 2000 words, and when I watch Little Fox videos, they seem childish and lack motivation for me to continue watching. On YouTube, most videos are at an n+7/8 level where I have to rely heavily on guessing. After one month of reading practice, I can feel that my English reading has improved, but my listening skills are still very poor. Like the podcast you recommended, I listened for just one minute and couldn't understand it. Perhaps it's because my English listening practice has been limited.

I'm not sure what kind of content would be suitable for someone with my vocabulary level in terms of improving listening skills.

The above content has been translated and polished using ChatGPT`

These fluent sentences shocked me until I read the last sentence, LOL.

For the main point, you want to find suitable listening materials for you.

From my side, I think 2000 words have covered most scenes for a person who received the Chinese obligation education.

So you can choose some listening materials for American children(You can search on Youtube), and meanwhile, you can improve your vocabulary.