Why You Can't Understand Native ENGLISH Speakers (movies/TV & real life)

The video addresses common challenges non-native speakers face in understanding English, both in real life and in media. It highlights issues like native speakers' lack of language learning, mumbling, and grammatical errors. It also discusses the complexity of language in movies and TV shows due to scripts and background noise. Additionally, it covers accents, slang, contractions, reductions, and connected speech as factors affecting comprehension.

What are some reasons why non-native speakers might find it difficult to understand native English speakers?

How does the lack of foreign language learning among native speakers affect their communication with non-native speakers?

In what ways do movies and TV shows differ from real-life conversations in terms of language use?

What role does background noise play in understanding dialogue in movies and TV shows?

Why might slang be a barrier for non-native speakers when communicating with native speakers?

What are contractions, and how do they affect understanding spoken English?

Explain the concept of connected speech and its impact on comprehension for non-native speakers.