Anong mga recommended training para maimprove yung communication skills?
Hi all. Anong mga recommended training para maimprove yung communication skills?
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Manood ka ng English films. Promise. Tapos i-practice mo yung language daily, verbal and print. ;)
The thing is that one cannot improve their communication skills if they don't put it in practice everyday. Kasi kahit anong practice natin sa English, if we don't live by it, we will forget it eventually.
I would suggest for you to communicate with other people in English. You may try chatting with people online, like here in our group. You may talk to close friends or family members who are willing to help you. Basta you explain to them your intention on why you want to improve your English/communication skills. If someone calls you out for having wrong grammar, take it as a criticism to improve your speaking.
You see, improving your communication skill is more than just reading books, watching movies, etc. You have to live by it. You have to put it in practice every day. That's how you improve the way you communicate with others.
I wish you all the best! :)
watch lang ng english movies palagi, yan makakatulong sa pronounciation mo when you practice some lines from that movie.. reading books naman will help you with some additional words na madadagdag mo sa arsenal ng mga pang sagot mo para hindi repetitive mga words na gamit mo during an interview.. and again, practice lang.. 😉
Memorize and understand English songs, read English articles and always have a dictionary with you.
Try to take an IELTS exam.
Read anything in english, watch english tellies or movies and practice speaking in english.
Read books out loud..
Talk to yourself or simply share anything in a video, record it and watch it. :)
Maganda lahat ng suggestion. But if you want "proof" of your skill, better take a TESDA Course. It will not give you THE BEST but it is something you could hold on to like a diploma. Follow this up with Continued Learning and Practice.
Read aloud. Record your voice. If a new word comes in na d mo mpronounce or di ka sure, youtube mo. 😊👌
Watch foreign movies dude.
Mag apply po sa call center at mag work for 1-3months at matututo ka mag English, may sahod ka pa. Maganda naman training ng most bpo companies pag dating sa comm. Skills. Matututo ka talaga at may sweldo pa kahit during training pa lang.
Hindi mo naman kailangan mag bayad pa sa training ng ganyan kung may available training naman na may sweldo pa.
Practice the language daily. It's as equally important as your training material.
Read English novels or books and read aloud to yourself. Watch English movies and practice,practice,practice. Be confident in using the language.Push yourself to speak in English as much as you can,don't mind other people.Watch videos and tutorials in youtube or you can google things to help improve skills.Lastly,never give up.
Download Elevate Brain Training app. Dun na improve comm skills ko.
Toastmasters :-)
Here are my pointers for you, 2-part process siya.
First Process: "Listening and Reading"
I'd like to call this area as the "knowledge zone" because here is where "you learn from other people".
Second Process: "Writing and Speaking"
And I'd like to call this area as the "wisdom zone" because here is where "other people learn from you".
I've improved my communication skills in this order. Hope it will do the same for you. 😊👌
Speaking english, like any other skill, requires practice. In basketball, the more you play, the better you get. The more you speak English, the better you get.
Search for Rachel’s English on YouTube
Cocomelon 😂
But on a serious note, reading, watching, and of course, practice work best. 😉
Always watch..hear...spotify for english songs,netflix for english movies..read read and read english books..read outloud
For vocabulary, always use thesaurus dictionary. Kapag may hindi ka alam or bagong word ka na nadinig, search mo agad para hindi mo makalimutan.
Practice writing, texting, and replying to your messages....in English...purely in English, not Taglish. :) :) :) And read Strunk and White's, "The Elements of Style" to check on your grammar and composition.
Read English books. Watch English movies and series. Talk to other people in English. Think in English. 😊
English Proficiency.
read english books aloud, watch english movies/series with subs para alam mo pano sinasabi ng mga amerkano yung isang buong sentence. watch rachelsenglish tutorials.
I sometimes imitate Al Pacino's lines and accent in the Godfather...pati yung dialogue ni Ray Liotta sa Goodfellas..😁😁😁
Talk in front of the mirror more often ❤️ works well at makikita mo pa facial expression mo.
Be confident when speaking, regardless kung mali grammar mo pinoy lang ang mahilig mampuna. Start reading and watching english show pass muna kay Cardo. Listen to radio stations na english wag kay papajack. And this might sound weird talk to yourself in english and be loud when doing it :)
Listen to Joe Rogan talk about DMT.
To improve your listening skills, listen to podcasts or watch your favorite series/movies without subs (ex GoT). For speaking skills, nothing beats talking to another person so find someone who is willing to talk to you in your target language. Or you could also join a toastmasters group. You could also volunteer to be a speaker in a certain conference/group setting.
What I did was read broad news papers, watch english movies with subtitles (para malaman kung pano i-construct ang sentence) and read books. Pag hindi alam ang pronunciation go to google alamin na din ang meaning.
Watch Friends, yung series. Big bang theory.
Read books. Watch english movies/series.
speak to people as often as you can. you can watch videos and read books as much as you can but if you don't put it into practice, it's not going to be worth it.
Training for IELTS might help. Additional credential na din. There are lots of courses in Udemy.com
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