Improving English with Watching Movies

Improving English with Watching Movies 

I would like to tell you that I have used this tip in my own life. You start watching movies with English subtitles. This will make it much easier for you to communicate, especially if you are not familiar with the language yet. As you watch the movie, pay attention to both the spoken words and the subtitles to strengthen your listening and reading skills simultaneously. 

        Pay attention to the dialogue in the movie and try to understand as much as possible. Pay attention to the diction, intonation, and rhythm of the actors' speech. By actively listening, you will become more familiar with the natural flow of conversation and improve your understanding of spoken English. Note down new words and phrases. While watching the movie, keep a notebook with you. Whenever you encounter unfamiliar words or phrases, write them down with their words. After watching the movie, review your notes and try to incorporate these new expressions into your conversations with people. That way, you'll boost your vocabulary and engage in better conversation.    

        Movies tell us about how people live and what their culture is like in English-speaking countries. They show us their customs, traditions and way of life. When we watch movies, we can learn about the values, beliefs and attitudes of people from different English speaking countries.  It helps us to understand the way they see and how they interact with each other. Watching films gives us a better understanding of the culture and context of the English speaking world.

    After watching the movie, discuss it with your friends, relatives and if you wish, with the online world. Share your thoughts, opinions and interpretations about the movie. Talking about a film will improve your speaking and listening skills, as well as giving you the opportunity to practice your new vocabulary.

    Let us tell you that there are many genres to choose from, such as action, comedy, drama, and more. Every genre has something to offer you. By exploring different movie genres, you can learn different words, discover interesting topics, and travel to different places.  It will boost your knowledge of every topic and make your English skills more versatile.

    Consistency is the key to improvement. Set aside dedicated time to watch English movies regularly.  Make it a habit, whether it's once a week or a few times a month. By exposing yourself to the language frequently, you'll reinforce what you've learned and make steady progress in your communication skills.

       Not only can you learn to talk from movies, but also rely on non-verbal cues such as facial expressions, movements, and gestures. Watch how actors express their feelings and intentions through these non-verbal cues. This awareness will help you to understand and express yourself more effectively in your interactions with people.

As you progress in learning your language, challenge yourself by gradually reducing your reliance on subtitles. Start by turning off the subtitles for a while and try to understand the conversation through listening only. This exercise will sharpen your listening skills and teach you to understand nuance in speaking.