Those who study Li Yang’s Crazy English, come in
Thread Content
I’ve been studying Li Yang’s Crazy English method; it seems logical, but it’s hard to stick with it. Especially when it comes to speaking as loudly as possible, I feel a bit embarrassed. Also, I think he exaggerates a bit. Do anyone have any experiences with this method? Has anyone succeeded by using it?
Is the topic too boring, so no one wants to talk about it?
I’ve also studied it, and I personally think it’s somewhat useful. Mainly, there are people around me with similar interests, and I also use it in practical situations frequently.
I think the learning method of Crazy English also has its advantages; it depends on an individual’s efforts and level of understanding :)
I think as long as one adopts the approach of speaking out loud like in Li Yang’s Crazy English method, reading every day, and persevering, one can learn any language well. The key is not being able to persevere to the end.
I’ve heard of it, but I haven’t studied it. Hearing this name is a bit annoying – how crazy can it get? What is good to learn for the professional English exam? Everyone, please give some advice. Thank you!
It can be used as a reference, but I don’t think it’s that good. Especially take a sentence and read it over and over in different ways.
The main thing is to learn his spirit and enthusiasm for learning English; it’s not necessary to adopt his approach. Not everyone is suited to shouting \"Love shame\" on the streets. . . ”of
I haven’t studied it, but I’ve watched Li Yang’s videos and think there’s a lot to learn from them – things like his attitude, as well as some techniques for learning English. However, I believe the most important thing is to identify one’s own weaknesses and work on improving those areas. Everyone has their own shortcomings after all. But the most crucial thing is to stay persistent; keep it up, haha :)
Actually, the original poster doesn’t need to pay any attention to others at all; there’s nothing to be ashamed of about learning*, just go for it! Learning knowledge and skills is what truly matters! Remember: \"Making fun of others is no better than being that person yourself\"! No one will laugh at it.
I think learning English is both simple and difficult. It’s simple in the sense that it requires constant repetition, but it’s very hard to keep repeating the same thing every day. :P
You don’t have to be as crazy as Li Yang when learning Crazy English! That attitude towards learning English is certainly commendable! But the method may not suit everyone! Shouting like that all day long. Over time, the body won’t be able to take it! The key to learning English is interest, right? If you love learning, you can learn it no matter what! It’s not necessary to be crazy in order to learn well! I like to buy Li Yang’s Crazy English to practice my listening skills! Relatively speaking, he is quite helpful for us in practicing pronunciation!
Thank you all for participating; with so many like-minded people around, I won’t be alone anymore
Persistence is key. I have been following Li Yang’s Crazy English learning method for several years now, and I believe Li Yang’s philosophy of \"craziness\" is what’s most worth learning. Furthermore, those who do not know or understand Crazy English had better read relevant information online before leaving comments, in order to respect themselves and others.
The original post was posted by brucehan on 2009-2-22 at 18:50. In fact, the original poster doesn’t need to worry about others at all; there’s nothing to be ashamed of in learning*, just go for it! Learning knowledge and skills is what truly matters! Remember: \"Making fun of others is no better than being that person yourself\"! No one will laugh at it. [/quo Indeed, I agree; as long as we can learn English well, we’re willing to do anything, right?
I think his three \"mosts\" do make sense, but it seems like no one talks that loudly
I took an oral English class once, it was a weekend class; I didn’t keep up with it on regular days, so it didn’t yield much result. Still, I felt it was pretty good – as long as one persists, I think practicing oral English can be quite effective.
English can be considered difficult, but it’s not that difficult either. I think Teacher Li Yang’s methods have their merits; the \"three maxims\" approach is indeed very helpful. Learning English from Li Yang shouldn’t be based on a fleeting impulse – if one decides to speak English well, it takes more than just three minutes of enthusiasm; without persistence over several days, it’s hard to carry on. The most important thing in learning English is perseverance, an unwavering passion, and courage from start to finish. Although Li Yang can be a bit arrogant sometimes, as Chinese people, we should be proud to have such an outstanding Chinese individual; I really admire him. Let’s all keep learning English, throughout our lives! My English will definitely get better!
Personally, I think his methods aren’t sustainable for long, and few of them yield results if followed through. I really dislike his style. The above are my personal opinions, which are subjective: lol. I recommend the method of dictating from VOA