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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:33 🗣️ Effective communication in English involves mastering vocabulary rather than accumulating knowledge. 03:30 🧒🏽 EFL approach suggests deep understanding of a smaller set of vocabulary, challenging the traditional ESL emphasis on quick word learning. 16:39 📚 To speak fluently, focus on deep understanding of specific vocabulary rather than trying to know every word. 23:57 🌐 "Make sense" means to be understood; check if the listener comprehends your message. 27:39 🌲 Metaphorically, "to go out on a limb" means taking a risk or doing something dangerous. 35:28 🤔 "Go out on a limb" used ironically involves guessing without real risk. 42:22 🏰 "Come out of the woodwork" refers to unexpected appearances, similar to hidden details in woodwork. 46:23 🗣️ To improve speaking, focus on understanding vocabulary better; EFL approach allows learning without speaking. 50:21 🚀 Becoming fluent is about knowing vocabulary extremely well; learn a few words deeply for effective communication. 52:59 📺 Avoid watching American dramas for ESL students; kids' shows ensure understanding of 80-90% of vocabulary. 56:15 📚 Reviewing vocabulary in context is crucial for retention; daily, become fluent in one new word or phrase. 01:04:37 🔄 EFL approach involves slow, steady progress in understanding vocabulary deeply, leading to accelerated fluency. 01:09:22 📚 Focus on deep understanding rather than trying to learn a lot without comprehension. 01:10:48 🗣️ Speaking doesn't make you fluent; understanding does. Mastery comes from deep comprehension. 01:13:25 🌐 ESL learners struggle because taught as a second language; it should be learned as a first language. 01:14:25 🔄 Traditional ESL approach hinders true fluency by focusing on speaking too early. 01:20:39 🔄 In EFL learning, understanding is the foundation; fluent speech naturally follows.

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