فيديو تعلم مفردات وكلمات محادثة الانجليزية ركوب الطائرة وحمل الحقائب في المطار استعداد للسفر

صباح الخير, في هذا الدرس الخاص باللغة سنتعلم مفردات وكلمات vocabulary and words مهمة وشائعة في اللغة الانجليزية التي تستخدم في كل المواقع اليومية بشكل شائع commonly used English vocabulary, سوف تعلمك هذه العبارات والجمل والكلمات في المحادثة باللغة الانجليزية خاص بالمطعم الأكل اللباس الرياضة العلوم العمر والاسم العائلة قواعد لغوية و عن ركوب الطائرة وحمل الحقائب في المطار استعداد للسفر كما سوف تكون قادرا على إجراء محادثات و الكلم عبر الهاتف مع مختلف الناس باللغة الانجليزية بسهولة تامة وبسرعة وبدون صعوبة. حفظ الكثير من الجمل والعبارات مع النطق الصحيح Mp3 سوف يعطيك الكثير من الإيجابيات في توصيل أفكارك باللغة الانجليزية بوضوح للأجانب عند التحدث معهم. في هذا الفيديو سوف نتعلم كل ما يتعلق ب ركوب الطائرة وحمل الحقائب في المطار استعداد للسفر في اللغة الانجليزية من كلمات مفردات ومصطلحات مع mp3 و للتحميل على الأيفون والأيبود بسهولة عبر الانترنت. Learn from English teacher - If it's possible you should try to learn from as many different teachers as possible, but at the very least find one English teacher and learn what you can from that person How to learn languages when you are a hard-working person In contrast to the four tasks that I assign to the hard-working learner and those were, of course, to be much more goal-oriented, more deliberate. You know, set weekly goals and stick to them. Don’t miss a day in your language learning; whereas, the lazy guy can go for a couple of days and not do it. Write – I’m too lazy to write. I’m working on my Italian, my Portuguese and my Russian, having fun with it, listening, enjoying, I don’t write. If I wrote I would do a lot better. I’m too lazy to write, but for the hard-working person – write. Then I say connect with a tutor, because a tutor will get you working harder. Even once a week, twice a week, via Skype, nowadays you can do it. You don’t have to get in a car and go anywhere or take a bus. So for the hard-working person, get yourself a tutor. And for the hard-working person, review your words and phrases, whether it be in flashcards or off lists. I don’t do it that often, because I’m a lazy learner. I prefer to listen. So that was my advice. She is correct about appearing foolish through incorrect use, but the historical and cultural connections to the idiomatic expressions can most certainly be taught and learned. But it has to be done right... one idiom at a time, presented in real settings through stories, sound effects, music and natural dialog. Subtle intonations and pronunciations should be all audible. This brings the idioms to life. They become real. Now you don't just hear the idiom... you begin to "feel" it. Idioms must be "explained" not just "defined." Simple dictionary definitions are not adequate. Idioms must be experienced in real, situational context, so that one may "feel" their meanings. Dictionary example sentences alone are too simplistic. The reader is left bewildered and still unsure as to how and when to use the expression. One advantage of online, idiom dictionaries is that you can find almost every expression listed. But it is impossible to know how and when to use the expression. With idiomatic expressions it is very easy to appear foolish through wrong and inappropriate use. Enough time must be taken on the part of the teacher to convey adequate understanding. Don't waste time learning hundreds of unimportant "slang" terms. Native speakers in the U.S. use about 4,000 common, every-day idiomatic expressions. Learning 100 or 200 idioms is not enough. On the other hand, it is important not to waste time learning hundreds of hot, new slang terms that have very narrow usage and will be replaced next year by the newest slang terms.