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welcome to the effortless English show  with the world's number one English  teacher http://www.samadhantutors.com/ where AJ's more than   million students worldwide finally learn  English once and for all  without the boring textbooks classrooms  and grammar drills here's AJ with a  quick piece to help you learn to speak  fluent English effortlessly hi I'm AJ  Hoge the author of effortless English  learn to speak English like a native and  this is the effortless English show the  show that teaches you to speak English  powerfully I was standing with my knees  bent in a deep stance called a horse  stance my legs were shaking pain shot up  through my thigh muscles the top of my  legs up into my hips and into my lower  back I was pouring sweat sweat was  beating up on my forehead and running  down my neck my karate uniform was  already wet in the back in the chest  from the sweat coming off of my body I  looked down at my legs looking at them  shake vibrating it was it was strange it  was like they were completely  uncontrolled I couldn't stop the shaking  it's like they had their own brain their  own mind and my legs were quite thin  actually because at that time I was only   years old and I I grit my teeth uh  you know clenched my jaw tightened my  teeth and my jaw and just told myself  mentally silently to keep going  keep going don't stand up  in front of the class the instructor  walked back and forth looking at us they  were probably  students with me all  around my age   years old all of us  had our knees bent we look like we were  riding a horse in fact it was called a  horse stance so when you you squat down  you bend your knees actually more than   degrees almost  degrees like you're  squatting down looks like you're riding  a horse except there's no horse there's  nothing supporting you only your own leg  muscles the instructor looked at us all  of us struggling all of us with our legs  shaking and he calmly said reverse  punches each knee son counting in  Japanese     I'll count in English since this is an  English show with each count we punched  we used all the power in our hips we  tried to use our our exhausted legs to  pop our punches out punch staying in  that deep stance the instructor calmly  walked around as he came behind me he  tapped my leg a little with his hand and  he said AJ lower and then he just moved  on and I already exhausted my legs  shaking uncontrollably I willed myself I  used all of my self-discipline to lower  myself a little deeper another inch into  this stance and my muscles screamed with  pain and exhaustion  he just kept counting four five six  seven and each time he passed someone he  made a little comment to one of the  students more power from your hips more  snap with your punch deeper stance  deeper stance all of us were sweating it  was a hot day and we're inside this oven  of a room with no air-conditioning and  the teacher sensei porta we called him  since a is the word for teacher in  Japanese and his last name was porta  there's a middle-aged man of fact when I  think about it he was probably about my  age right now thin guy super calm in the  three or so years I studied with since a  bored I guess was about two and a half  years I don't think I ever heard him  shout never he never shouted at anybody  in fact I don't think I even ever heard  him really raise his voice and he kind  of had a commanding voice when he wanted  to you know deeper stance one two a  little bit loud but he never yelled  there was never any anger in his voice  he was always perfectly calm but it was  amazing never seen anybody so calm  he continued counting eight nine ten  eleven with each count  we continued punching and we're all  we're all dying at this point because  this is just almost like a torture this  just keeps going on and on eventually I  look over I see out of the corner of my  right eye one of the students stood up  couldn't take it anymore needed to rest  his legs since a four to never yelled he  didn't say anything just looked at him https://sites.google.com/view/hometutorssam/home  kind of stared at him for a second  and the student saw that the teacher was  looking at him took a breath and lowered  himself back down into the stance again  on and on it went and all of his lasted  longer than we ever imagined we could  and after all we were just kids at this  point you know    year old kids  and somehow without yelling about  screaming with without scaring us using  any kind of fear he managed to push us  to our limit or perhaps as I said Shh  perhaps I should say he managed to get  us to push ourselves to our limit  the reason I'm talking about since a  porter right now is that uh last week on  Twitter and Facebook I asked for  suggestions for today's show for topic I  couldn't think of a topic I wanted to  talk about so ask for suggestions there  were many many good suggestions but one  of them caught my eye and caught my  attention and it was from someone on  Facebook that said Home  AJ talked about one  of your teachers that inspired you maybe  when you were younger and I thought  about it I thought about it and I  thought about it and sadly I couldn't  really think of any teachers from school  that truly inspired me  not really and so I was about to ignore  that suggestion and look at some of the  other ones and try something else and  then I remembered since a porta and I  remembered this moment especially well  come back to sensei port in a minute let  me go to Twitter in fact and answer a  few questions and when I come back I'll  talk about how you can find the best  teacher the best coach for you what  should you look for when you look for a  school I know you're using effortless  English and that's great hopefully you  like my lessons you like my style but I  know also that many people in the  audience many listeners many members  would like to actually have a  face-to-face teacher go to a school so  I'll talk about how since they porta and  his example can help you find the very  best teachers in life not just with  English but in all areas of life  whenever you're looking for a teacher or  a school the first twitter all right our  first Twitter question comes from Xu CTP  and she asks what specific steps do I  need to follow  she's a teacher to help teach my  students with the effortless English  method mm-hmm that's a very complicated  and kind of long answer what second than  me Oh water hmm excuse me  in fact I did a full teacher training  course a couple years ago and it was I  think was about two months long so to  really train a teacher it requires a  good amount of time so I can't give you  a full deep answer to this question but  I give you a few suggestions quick  suggestions and basically what you'll  see me do if you ever watch a video of  mine from one of my seminars first thing  I do is I create a story a meaning story  a simple funny little story the story  should always be easy for the students  so you have to know your own students to  know what's easy for them then I  identify maybe a couple words or phrases  or grammar something that might be a Home tutors  little difficult for them that might be  new for them I teach them those new  phrases with actions with gestures with  actions and repeat and repeat and repeat  until they completely know the new  phrases after that then I use the  mini-story technique if you have my  courses if you have my lessons then you  know what that is I tell a story asking  lots of questions and so they get even  more repetition of those target new  phrases and you know to tell a story  maybe it takes me  minutes depends  sometimes longer sometimes a little  shorter and then finally I would tell  the same story again using a different  point of view changing the grammar so if  the original version of the story was in  the past then I might tell it again in  the present  and in the future something like that  those are the basic steps repeat every  day  that's my fastest teacher training that  I can give you all right okay ah let's  see understand but my question is should  of doing okay this is a common question  noon creative says I listen to lesson  one and understood the mini-story but my  question is what should I do in order to  go to lesson number two so this is a  common question I get from a lot of  members who have my courses who have my  lessons and they want to know when  should they go to the next one so  there's not a strict tough rule about  this but I have some general suggestions  general guidelines first of all always  always always repeat the audios or  videos in a lesson at least seven days  in a row seven is the minimum so you  have lesson one it has several audios so  day one you listen to all of the audios  even if you understand everything even  if they all seem easy it doesn't matter  on day two you repeat them again on day  three you repeat the same ones again day  four day five day six and day seven  repeating every single lesson at least  seven times before you move to the next  one now you might go longer you might  repeat more seven is the minimum many of  our very best members the ones that get  the best results repeat more ten days in  a row or more fourteen days even perhaps  even longer so even if it feels easy to  you you might repeat more just to learn  more deeply that's very helpful it's  powerful the other reason you would go  longer would be if the lesson still felt  difficult to you if after seven days of  repetition you still felt like there was  some part  you didn't automatically understand  quickly it still seemed a little fast  something like that then repeat keep  going to eight days nine days ten days   days  days there's no upper limit  the only upper limit is if you really  really start getting completely sick of  the lesson and getting bored then you  could go to the next one  and then you could even still come back  and review that first one again at a  later time so that's my best suggestion  for when you go forward at least seven  days more is even better all right back  to sensei Porta my inspiring teacher  from my youth so another reason I I  thought of talking about sensei porta  was that last week I talked about the  movie whiplash interesting movie it's  got a sort of the opposite of sensei  porta in that movie a drumming teacher a  music teacher who is just super tough  and and horrible and really negative and  mean and cruel and I think a lot of  people watch that movie and well some  people watch that movie and think that  guy's terrible thank God I don't have a  teacher like that but I know some people  watch that movie and they think maybe if  I had a teacher like the guy in whiplash  someone who was mean and pushed me maybe  I would get better results maybe that's  true but in my life after observing many  many many teachers after being a teacher  myself for God so many years  almost   years maybe I don't think so I don't  think the whiplash type of teacher that  kind of army style of yelling at  students and making them afraid and  trying to find their weaknesses and  trying to break them it's not the best  method of teaching or coaching in fact  that method only works I think in one  situation and that is a military type of  situation  and in that kind of situation what is  the teacher trying to do the teachers  trying to get rid of the weak people and  only to find the very very strongest  that's the whiplash style that's the  military style of teaching get rid of  everybody except the very top the  toughest and the strongest that's not  very useful for most people it's not  actually very effective for most  situations either you want to find a  great coach let's just imagine you want  to learn how to play music we'll play  the guitar I think the sense a porto  style of tea of coaching is the most  effective see the thing is that man was  able to push a bunch of  thirteen-year-old boys to their limit  he made us find our own self-discipline  to keep going why did we do it because  we wanted to please him because we  respected him so much he was such a calm  guy but he was always very respectful to  us like I said he never yelled at us he  never insulted anybody because he was so  respectful because he was so confident  we admired him we wanted to be like him  and we also felt that he cared deeply  about us we could tell now since a  porter he didn't give many compliments  almost never  he didn't insult us but he also didn't  compliment as much he wasn't always  saying good job good job good job not  his style but here's the thing because  he almost never did it when he did it  really meant a lot if he said good job  good punch good kick something like that  Wow you got really excited you tried not  to show it but you know you always would  feel inside like a little your heart  would beat a little faster you know a  little smile get on your face  he said he said I was good today that's  great I think those are the best kinds  of teachers and coaches the ones you  love the ones you want to impress  because you respect them so much and you  love them so much and you feel that they  respect you they're the ones that get  the most from you there are different  kinds you know some of them do say good  job they praise more they compliment or  others like sensei Porter not so much  but there's always at heart a deep  respect that you feel for them and you  and you know that they also feel it for  you they show it so how does this help  you well let's say you're looking for a  conversation partner something as simple  as a partner to practice your English  with yeah someone you want to meet with  online or in person and just chat with  just practice speaking English just for  fun so there are lots of opportunities  lots of people you could find that do  this you could go to a web site like I  talked EECOM where they have lots of  conversation partners in many different  languages and you're going to find lots  and lots of people there who speak  English or native English speakers and  you can pay them to chat with you or I  think you can sometimes even do an  exchange so you don't have to pay money  you talk to them in your language if  they want to learn your language and  vice versa so anyway it's very important  the kind of person that you choose for  this situation very important I mean in  the end of the worst possible situation  I think you might find get somebody like  the whiplash guy who's going to correct  every single mistake you make who's  going to make you feel terrible and  stupid and embarrassed that would be the  worst situation unlikely I think but uh  but still possible you can imagine what  might happen to you if you got someone  like that for most people someone like  that would destroy their confidence  I mean here you are at effortless  English trying to rebuild your  confidence after years in school the  last thing you want is a conversation  partner who makes you feel embarrassed  or stupid or foolish more likely would  be somebody who just doesn't care very  much maybe they have kind of low energy  yeah they talk to you but they don't  make much effort they don't inspire you  very much they don't give you much  motivation they don't encourage you very  much just kind of in so so that's the  normal thing it's the same if you were  trying to find a conversation partner or  a tutor in your own town  face to face again most just kind of  so-so  if you actually looked for classes or  schools yeah the vast majority  unfortunately mediocre meaning not good  maybe not terrible just kind of you know  if you've ever been to a in English  class or English schools you know what  mediocre means mmm so so again why waste  your money on that you know you're in  most cases you're probably going to be  paying some kind of money to be chatting  with someone or to be attending some  kind of class or course so to do it with  somebody who just gives you no energy  who doesn't motivate you it doesn't  encourage you does it make you feel more  excited more confident about your  English it doesn't seem to care that  much doesn't and therefore you don't  really respect them that much you're  going to get poor results you can have a  very poor experience https://sites.google.com/view/home-tutors-in-delhi-ncr/home  with that kind of  tutor or conversation partner or coach  or teacher so what are you looking for  you're looking for that sense a poor  that kind of person  what are the characteristics how can you  find out how do you know if they're that  kind of person or not well let me give  you a few traits a few things to look  for number one energy  enthusiasm now it doesn't mean they have  to be crazy like me and yelling and good  that's my style it's fine but all people  are not are not like that since they  Porto was not like that as I said he  didn't praise people all the time I  usually praise a lot he certainly didn't  run around and jump around and go crazy  like I do but yet he still had energy  right it was a little bit of a quieter  energy but it was there he had a kind of  a power an energy you could feel it and  especially if you meet people in person  even through video like this on skype  for example you can feel it so if you  try a conversation partner online with  Skype or something you feel their energy  right you talked to them for  minutes   minutes to try them you kind of  notice right do they do they have energy  so they have a little bit of power is  their voice loud are they talking kind  of quiet you can look at their their  posture right since they poured I had  straight posture his shoulders were back  Best tuition bureau in north delhi Ryan his chin was up he had strong eye  contact that shows energy mental energy  emotional energy notice that when you're  choosing a tutor or a partner number two  you're looking for dedication and some  kind of discipline in other words they  should care you want to feel that they  really care about what they're doing if  you're paying them any kind of money at  all even two dollars an hour you want  someone who cares how do you how do you  notice that how do you find that out it  can be tricky right I mean everyone will  say they care if you ask them directly  but how do you know if they really care  well if you're on an online website like  I talked II read the profiles you'll  notice the people who don't care they  maybe write two sentences they don't  give me they don't give you much  information that kind of shows that they  don't care that much not that important  to them the people who care more will  give you doesn't mean they have to write  a long long one  but they'll give you more information  they'll tell you more about themselves  they'll tell you how they think they can  help you for example be looking for that  in a profile or if you're meeting  someone face to face again interview  them a little bit ask them you know well  how you know do you have other students  what do you do with them how do you help  your students just these simple  questions will give you an idea of their  dedication the ones that don't care  they'll just kind of be very vague in  general oh well you know I just talked  to you and we'll see what happens you  know they'll be very vague again you'll  you'll be able to feel it if you're  noticing pay attention the ones who are  committed they tend to be more a little  more organized and they're going to  they'll bill tell you clearly how they  can help you know they might say look  I'm going to I'm going to give you a lot  of it I'm just going to chat with you  about what you like but I'm happy to  change you know if you want to talk  about business we can talk about that if  you want to bring topics then we can  talk about your topics if you prefer I  could bring articles or things or  suggested topics right they're going to  talk to you and try to find out what you  want and they're going to try to be  helpful to you that's how you know if  they're actually dedicated right we  loved since a porta because even though  he made us work really hard we knew that  he was trying to help us be the best he  was trying to help us get better to  reach our own goals I mean we were all  there taking karate for our own reasons  some of us you know wanted to do it for  sport some of us were being bullied or  had been bullied and we wanted to defend  be able to defend ourselves we all had  our reasons and so he was there to help  us achieve our goals so when he was  tough with us we knew it wasn't for his  ego it wasn't to make him feel like a  tough guy or something we could sense  that we could tell he was doing it to  help us get  stronger and that's why we loved him he  was dedicated to helping us so energy  and dedication and I guess the third  thing I would look for which would just  be a personality match and in other  words their personality their style fits  you the main thing I look for in  personality I suggest you do too is that  they are respectful that they are  respectful of you they respect you as a  person they respect you as a learner  that means they respect your time if  they show up late you know - minutes  late to your meeting all the time  that's not respecting you very much if  they come and they're not prepared at  all if that's not respecting you if they  come and they're they're hungover  because they were out drinking the night  before or they're just kind of tired  that's not respecting you they treat you  like you're foolish because you you  don't speak English well that's not  respectful either so look for that as  well so look for those three things  whenever you look for a coach  conversation partner anybody that you'll  be working with and you know this goes  beyond English too if you were going to  learn to play the guitar you'll be the  same three things I would recommend for  a guitar teacher same for sports doesn't  matter all right let's take a few more  Twitter questions and then I'll get you  little news tell you about what I'm  doing what's happening in effortless  English I've got a new publication my  book was published in a new version and  I'll talk to you about that after  Twitter back to Twitter all right  okay this is a about an idiom  bakery  asks uh I want to know the meaning of  the of the idiom sweep her there sings  my teacher taught me the idiom sweep her  on her feet and I want to know the  meaning and can I say I will sweep you  on your feet okay um that's a great  little idiom but it's that phrase right  it's actually a little bit incorrect  oh no error correction don't worry relax  I just want to make sure you use it  correctly so the correct way to say that  is actually sweep her off her feet off  her feet not on her feet and when you  sweep we usually use this for women when  you say you sweep a woman off her feet  it means you're super romantic it means  you make her fall in love with you  so sweet uh this may be you know in one  of my old hitch lessons I did about a  movie lesson about the movie hitch I  actually taught this phrase sweep her  off her feet  because it's in the movie it's in the  beginning of the movie so if a man  sweeps her off her feet he sweeps her  off her feet  what does he do he's he does something  super romantic and it makes her feel  love for him so can you use it in the  future I will sweep her off her feet I  will sweep you off your feet  definitely you can use it for the future  so this might be something if you're  really a confident guy you could go up  to a girl and say I will sweep you off  your feet now after you say that do  something romantic  follow it up don't just say it and then  don't do anything she'll be expecting  something amazing if you say that I will  sweep you off your feet  so maybe not that moment but sometime  during that week do something cool do  something romantic I don't know buy her  a bunch of roses or do something even  more creative but it's usually it's a  create  kind of a creative romantic gesture a  creative romantic action that's how you  sweep a girl off her feet usually now if  you're really good with words some guys  can sweep a woman off her feet  simply by using romantic words good luck  with that  thank you to bakery that come back to us  and tell us on Twitter if it worked  right okay let's see a few people just  saying oh thank you so much thank you  for your teaching well thank you I you  know there's this great thing that  happens with with teachers like sensei  porta these these wonderful teachers and  their students I saw it at that young  age when I was  years old and I now  see it in effortless English in my own  life and that is this when the teacher  is or even tries to be inspiring and  caring and respectful they attract  students who are similar who are also  inspiring who are wonderful who are  helpful who are respectful we're just  great people sensei Portas school was  filled with those kind of people I mean  it's one of the best experiences I've  ever had in my life learning karate if  we want to pronounce it in the Japanese  way karate with sensei Porta not only  was he a great man his senior students  you know his kind of assistant  instructors were also just amazing  people and everybody in that school all  the other students the adult students  and the young students the kids I don't  know is it's because he attracted those  kind of people and then those kind of  people all working together I know  inspired him I know he enjoyed and loved  teaching because he had those wonderful  students and it's the same way I feel  you know I tried  be inspiring I try to do my best sure I  certainly try to be respectful and I  certainly care about you and I've  noticed that our members are effortless  English members are also wonderful and  caring and positive and because you're  so wonderful and caring and positive and  you you say these wonderful things to me  on Twitter and and and when I meet you  face-to-face  and in VIP webinars it gives me that  amazing feeling of inspiration - you  inspire me you give me meaning you  energize me and then of course I take  that energy and try to give it back to  you and so you give it to me I give it  to you it wouldn't work if it was just  one way it was just me trying to do it  all the time I would get burned out I  couldn't keep going and if it was you  just you saying this stuff to me you  probably get sick of it too but you say  it to me has idea back and forth we're  giving each other this amazing positive  energy we're inspiring each other that's  why it's a community it's not just me it  doesn't work if it's just me it doesn't  work if it's just you it works because  it's all of us doing this with each  other inspiring each other so thank you  one more Twitter question and then on to  the effortless English news okay let's  see um funny videos sorry I'm looking  for one specific one here  okay um so that this is just a general  question but it is again it's a common  one it's a common worry that people have  this is so this is the one I was looking  for and I don't know how to pronounce  this Vietnamese name so new mune buh one  but I says AJ you know I've been  listening for many months but I feel  like I still am not able to speak  completely fluently please give me your  advice now the numbers that I get in  these kind of questions change you know  I've been listening for three months  I've been listening for six months I've  been listening for nine months I've been  listening for four months you know so I  get this kind of question very  frequently people get worried I  understand you know the same thing  happens in my own Spanish learning you  know every now and then I kind of freak  out and I get worried oh my god I've  been doing this for four months you know  where I've been I've been listening  intensely for two months and I'm still  not fluent and I don't know you know  it's normal I freaked out about it too  we all do right I think the reason we do  is because well first of all we have a  vision of perfection in our mind when we  say fluent many times what we really  mean is perfection perfect I don't speak  English perfectly yet right it's never  good enough guess what you never will  speak it perfectly because I don't speak  it perfectly in fact just in this show  what at the beginning of the show right  I was struggling to say the word should  right I messed up the pronunciation a  few times I'm a native speaker this  being English but I don't know  years  I speak professionally people pay me to  come and speak and I had trouble  pronouncing the word should so guess  what  you're also going to have problems it  sits with you for life relax about it so  that's my first bit of advice for this  the second piece of advice is that if  you really are have been listening  intently let's say let's say six months  and  six months is a nice general guideline  you've been listening intensely for six  months but you feel like you're not  really getting much progress with your  speaking that is a sign that you might  need to change something around six  months six to nine months I would say so  this this particular person said nine  months so that is a sign nine months of  listening and using the system and feels  like well not speaking fluently I don't  know what fluently means to this person  so it depends but let's just say you  feel like you're not making a lot of  progress that's a problem you should be  after six months you should notice some  very significant progress you should  notice some big improvements in your  listening and your speaking both not  perfection but you should notice some  big improvements after nine ten twelve  months you should really notice some  very big improvements so if not then  you're probably not quite doing things  quite right so let me give you a few  suggestions to improve things one of the  common problems I see in this situation  is that there's not enough deep learning  that the person is trying to go too fast  they're trying to rush through the  lessons because they feel like oh these  these early lessons are too easy for me  so I want to get to the more advanced  lessons so maybe they only spend four or  five six days on the beginning lessons  and rush and go to the next one in the  next one in the next one they're not  learning deeply they think that they  need advanced vocabulary to achieve  fluency that's not correct quite the  opposite what you need is tons I mean  lots and lots of repetition especially  of the easy stuff the most common what  is easy anyway easy just means most  common that's all I mean you know one  word is really not easier than another  might be when word might be a little  more difficult to pronounce if it's  longer or has some strange sounds but  but in terms of just fluency and  one word is not more difficult than  another it's just how much you hear it  the reason one word starts feeling much  easier is because you're hearing it more  you're getting more repetition it's a  more common word people use it more  frequently and the reason another word  might feel more difficult is because you  don't hear it as much because it's less  common  so for fluency just for speaking not  understanding just speaking you don't  need those uncommon words very much you  need to totally master the common words  totally mastering those common words     words of English  something like that totally mastering  them will give you fantastic fluency but  to get that you have to repeat them  hundreds or thousands of times so that  means go more slowly repeat more even if  a lesson seems super easy to you repeat  at least seven times and as I said our  best members usually repeat  days or  more now doesn't mean that's all you can  also be reading up books and audio books  and you can do other stuff too but every  day at least repeat that lesson again  and again and again  times or more so  you're not noticing the progress you  want in your speaking repeat more and  listen to easier stuff not more  difficult stuff right that's the key if  your speaking is not improving you want  to go back you want to go to easier  listening not more difficult I know a  lot of people think they need to do the  opposite my speaking is not improving so  I need to listen to more difficult stuff  no no no that's the wrong direction to  go if your speaking is not getting  better easier go back take a step back  take two steps back to easier material  easier audios so easier audios and  repeat them more often that is what will  help your speaking and finally as a  third little thing that you could do you  could do maybe   minutes of  pronunciation practice each day which  I've discussed in other shows and I will  again in the future  so that's the other thing you could also  do but the most important things  easy-listening easier easier easier and  more repetition so more repetition  easier listening a little bit of  pronunciation practice that's it that's  what you do if you feel like your  progress isn't improving in speaking  alright effortless English news time  what's going on in the world of  effortless English and learn real  English and all that well first of all I  mentioned that I have a new publication  it's actually much my same book  effortless English but we have a new  translation of the book a new version in  a new language the Spanish version so if  you understand me right now speaking you  don't need the Spanish version if you're  a Spanish speaker right read the English  version get the English audiobook  version however you might have friends  you might have family who are at a lower  level that's why I'm doing the  translations so that people who are at a  lower level of English can learn about  the system so if you're a Spanish  speaker and you have friends or family  that you think would benefit from the  effortless English method but they're a  little bit lower level so they can't  really read my book in English or they  don't want to they're scared to then  suggest the Spanish version of the book  which is just English sin is flesh so in  Glaceon is sweat so English without  effort is what that translates to in  Glaceon it's wet so where can you find  it on Amazon so you can find it on the  any of the Amazon sites actually so  including Amazon dot  it's the spanish amazon the spanish  amazon has it the mexico amazon has it  and the american and canadian amazon  sites also have the spanish version of  the book so i recommend that for lower  level spanish speakers more translations  of the book are coming so right now we  have the print the book translated in  vietnamese you can buy that at a  on a Vietnamese bookseller website or at  a Vietnamese bookstore in Vietnam MC  books they are the publishers of the  Vietnamese version now we have the  Spanish version in glycin s where so  which you can get on amazon.com any of  the Amazon sites the next two  translations that are coming will be  Japanese and Italian those versions  hopefully ready sometime by the end of  the summer maybe the end of the year I  don't know more translated versions  coming soon the next big piece of news  personal news from me is that I am  traveling this is the last show from  Japan for a while until the end of the  summer so I'm going to San Francisco  next flying out to San Francisco so our  next effortless English show will be  from San Francisco and in fact I'll be  in San Francisco for a month or so then  we'll be going to Spain during the month  of May kind of middle end of April  through May  there will be no effortless English  shows oh why because I'll be hiking I'll  be walking the Camino de Santiago it's a  long hiking path in northern Spain I'll  be doing that with Joe Weiss of learn  real English but I'll have some cool  pictures to share after that amazing  trip so when I pick back up with the  shows in June I'll do at least one show  about the Camino and the Camino  experience but we have a few more shows  before that happens so the next show in  a week or two will be from San Francisco  California USA and that's all as usual  go to effortless English club.com  to learn more about my courses or my  book see you next time have a great day  bye for now  you Up next Best Male Female home tutors in Delhi Ncr https://medium.com/@samidhan7/the-type-of-tutor-you-should-never-have-83ecddb1ffcb