A brief YouTube video dialogue (by Hadar Shemesh) arguing that treating English mistakes as strictly right/wrong prevents learners from expressing themselves fully. The speakers emphasize that over-focusing on 'how' (errors) inhibits freedom and authenticity, whereas communication should prioritize the 'what' — the message and intent.
If you are.
Constantly thinking of English in the sense of right and wrong.
This binary.
Distinction between with mistakes and without mistakes.
It is preventing.
You from thriving.
It is preventing.
You from having freedom.
From expressing.
Yourself fully, from feeling authentic.
And following.
Your impulses.
To speak and.
What you want to say.
When you focus too much on mistakes.
It'S more about the how and.
Less about the what. And as communicators, at the end of the day, it's about the what. What you want to say, who you.
Are and what you want to say.
Not so much how you say it.
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