And the answer to that question is no.

Now, the reason why is simply put, when you're an absolute beginner, crunches such as captions or subtitles or people speak King really, really slowly and carefully, like this can be kind of helpful to get started.

But as your level progresses and you reach the intermediate to advanced level, the levels that I specifically work with well, listening to slow, unnatural, unknown ated like English is just gonna hold you back.

And if what you want to do is get good at listening to native speed English, well, you've gotta throw yourself in the deep end the scene.

You start doing it, the faster you'll get good at it.

And that's a very quick and easy tip for you.

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