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I have just watched a few videos from Labarille. I am completely agree with him, the major part is to launch yourself without any fear to be judged. Like a famous moto : Just do it ;) For yourself every one has his own path for God sake !!!

- Expose Yourself to Varied Content Diversify the types of English audio or video you listen to. This could include podcasts, TV shows, YouTube channels, radio broadcasts, and news programs. Experiment with different accents (British, American, Australian, etc.) to become more comfortable with the language’s various pronunciations. - Use Transcripts and Subtitles Wisely Watch videos (or listen to audio) while reading the transcript or subtitles to see how words sound when spoken naturally. After you’re comfortable, try turning off the subtitles to challenge your comprehension skills. You can always go back to the transcript if you get stuck on specific words or phrases. - Practice Active Listening Rather than letting background audio play passively, listen closely for key points, the main idea, and important details. Pause occasionally to summarize what you just heard in your own words—this engages your brain and strengthens comprehension. - Focus on Vocabulary in Context Pay attention to phrases and vocabulary that appear repeatedly. When words come up in a natural context, they’re easier to remember. Take note of new words or expressions you don’t understand, look them up, and then revisit the original audio to reinforce what you’ve learned. - Make it Interactive If possible, discuss what you listened to with a friend or language partner—recount the main ideas and interesting points. Engage in online communities or language groups where audio clips or short talks are regularly shared. This kind of interaction helps you practice and solidify your listening comprehension. Did you like the tips? Click the like button and leave a comment talking about which tip you want to start applying right now