AEE 2546: Why Repetition is Key With Hadar Shemesh
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This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2546, Why Repetition is Key, with Hadar Shemesh. Welcome to the All Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times. We believe in connection, not perfection. With your American host, Aubrey Carter, and today's featured guest coming to you from Arizona, USA. And to get your transcripts delivered by email every week, go to allearsenglish.com forward slash subscribe. Today, Hadar Shemesh from the Influency Podcast joins us to share why repetition is the key to improving both fluency and confidence in English. Herr Budjettiminister, kuinka neuvottelut sujuivat? Kiteytän lopputuloksen kahteen sanaan. Suk C. Voitteko hieman tarkentaa? Suk C, sau, va, mo, no.
Mitä nyt hiihtämiseen tarvitaan? Sitä, että toimittaja on hyvä ja suk C siitä putkesporttiin. Sieltä saa kaikki hiihtovermeet nyt liikuttavan halvalla. Welcome, everyone, and welcome to Hadar. I am so excited to have you join us. How are you today? I'm amazing. So happy to be here and to talk to you. Thank you so much. Yes, welcome back. I know you've been on the podcast before and our listeners always love your episodes, so we're so excited to chat with you again. If you, by chance, haven't heard of Hadar, which I know is unlikely, I'll give a quick intro here. Hadar is an online entrepreneur, teacher, and content creator with over 4 million followers across all content platforms. She's trained teams in large global organizations such as Google, Facebook, Microsoft, IBM, basically the biggest companies.
And you've also worked with leading actors, singers, politicians, and public speakers in Israel, which is amazing. And this is exciting. Hadar has helped Google develop and design its pronunciation search tool that now serves millions of people around the world. I know we all use that. So this is amazing. And Hadar today is going to share three tips for why repetition is important and why building speaking habits, how to make sure your practice is effective, which I know everyone out there listening, you are busy working individuals. You don't have a lot of time. You need to make sure every minute you're practicing is effective. So I'm so excited for these tips today, Hadar. Well, first of all, thank you so much.
And thank you again for inviting me to speak. Definitely my favorite podcast to be on. And yes, so I want to talk about repetition. So even though I actually come from pronunciation, right, and that is the field that I teach and coach, what I'm going to share today is definitely relevant for every aspect of English, building grammar, building vocabulary, building fluency, and definitely pronunciation skills. I've learned it through the pronunciation work that I have done myself and that I've been teaching my students.
What is the significance of repetition in language learning?
And here is the thing about repetitions. And when people hear it, it feels like, yeah, like something that I need to do or something that might feel a little boring. But here is why it is so incredibly important. First, when we think about speaking, especially when we talk about pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary, it's important to remember that we are talking about building speaking habits. Habits are things that you do automatically without thinking about it. So when we think about our first language, when we think about words, we don't think about words before saying them. We don't think about grammatical structures before we use them. And this is why it's automatic. It's a habit. And when we learn a second language, we want to build the same habits so we wouldn't have to think about the grammatical structure or the words that we want to use and definitely not the sounds because once we start thinking about it, it kills fluency.
There's no time for that, right? You're having a conversation with someone, you can't just sit and think of the grammar you want to use, the vocabulary you want to use. You're so right. And it takes you away from the conversation, you know, especially if you're in a test or you are in an important conversation.
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