Mofid Zaki

You don’t need to study English for hours every day.

Try this instead:

🎧 15 min — Easy listening + shadowing
📖 15 min — Easy, interesting reading

That’s it. 30 minutes a day.

The secret is not doing more. It’s keeping it simple, choosing content you actually enjoy, and repeating it.

I explained the whole routine in my latest video. 👇

Would you try this for 30 days?

1 week ago |[YT] | 2

Mofid Zaki

You don’t need to spend hours studying English.

Try this simple 30-minute routine every day:

🎧 **15 minutes — Listening + Shadowing**

* Listen to something EASY without subtitles.
* Listen again with subtitles.
* Look up only a few important words.
* Shadow the speaker.
* Repeat the same video for a few days.

📖 **15 minutes — Reading**

* Find a book that is EASY and interesting.
* Read without stopping to look up every word.
* Highlight the words you don’t know.
* Look up only the important ones after you finish reading.
* Don’t try to memorize every word. Let repetition do the work.

The most important thing?

DON’T COMPLICATE IT.

You don’t need 5 hours of grammar, vocabulary lists, and complicated study plans.

Just 30 minutes a day.

I used this approach to become fluent in English in less than a year.

Would you try it? 👇

2 weeks ago |[YT] | 13

Mofid Zaki

Imagine two people: Alex and Mary.

Alex studies grammar rules and memorizes word lists for one hour every day.

Mary, on the other hand, just reads easy English for one hour every day.

In your opinion, which one of them would learn English faster?

3 weeks ago |[YT] | 6

Mofid Zaki

Learning English can be fun!

Do you agree? 🧐

4 weeks ago |[YT] | 0

Mofid Zaki

What's your biggest struggle in English learning?

3 months ago |[YT] | 2

Mofid Zaki

A common issue but there are solutions ;)
Speaking practice starts with shadowing!
In this video, I explained how I practice shadowing to boost my speaking skills. Don't miss it
https://youtu.be/_oPHqnCecOo

5 months ago |[YT] | 12

Mofid Zaki

There’s one simple technique that took me from beginner to fluent. It only takes 20 minutes a day, but it works like magic.

Step 1. Environment Setup:
- Find a short clip of native speakers. It should be short, interesting, and challenging for you.

Step 2. Deep Listening:
*Listen to the video at least 3 times.
- First time: try to understand the general idea.
- Second time: focus on each detail and try to understand every single word.
-Third time: listen with subtitles and look up the unknown words.

Step 3. Smart Shadowing:
*Practice shadowing in two ways:
- Listen & Copy: Pause after each sentence and copy the native speaker.

- Echo Shadowing: Listen without pausing the video and repeat like an echo.

Step 4: Speaking Practice
* Take the transcript of the video and give it to the AI, and ask it to hold a conversation with you based on the video's topic and then give you feedback about your mistakes.

##Don't forget to record yourself while doing this.

How do you practice your English speaking?

5 months ago |[YT] | 44

Mofid Zaki

There is a huge debate on the internet about the best method to learn a language. Some people go to extremes with comprehensible input and claim that it is the only way to become fluent. Others say it is all about output practice and deliberate learning. I would say find what works best for you because we are all different, and what worked for me may or may not work for you. Becoming fluent in English is a complex process, and there are a lot of factors that play a role in speaking it fluently.

What worked for me is a balanced approach, a mix between comprehensible input and speaking practice. I don't have much time for studying English, so I look for efficient ways to learn it. I enjoy listening to podcasts, watching YouTube videos, and reading interesting books, as well as looking up interesting words and trying to use them in meaningful output practice.

I don’t study much grammar, and I definitely don't memorize word lists without context. I used Anki flashcards when I was a beginner, but now I heavily rely on exposure; I know that the most frequent words will keeping popping up over and over again naturally through reading and listening. After enough repetitions, my brain will understand them and ultimately produce them while writing or speaking.

The key is to have fun when you're learning English but also to not stay in your comfort zone forever. The most important factor is CONSISTENCY. Be consistent, and after enough time, you will become fluent. Just don't stop.

5 months ago |[YT] | 18

Mofid Zaki

Habit #3 The 80/20 Rule
80% of my time is spent on input (listening & reading) and only 20% is spent on output (Speaking & Writing)
Most people believe the fastest way to improve their speaking… is to speak more.
And yes… speaking practice is important. But here's what most people miss…

If you don't have enough English in your head… speaking becomes slow… stressful… and frustrating.
You cannot speak what you haven't heard.
I focused on filling my brain with thousands of hours of audio until it naturally started to overflow into my speaking.
If you aren't fluent yet, you probably just need more input (Comrehensibile Input)
Hier the full video:
https://youtu.be/npSflc9qH1U

6 months ago |[YT] | 23

Mofid Zaki

The key to becoming fluent in English, isn’t about studying it at the extreme, like learning every grammar rule exists or memorizing each word you see. It’s actually about forming micro habits. Tiny habits that you follow consistently. These small habits compound over time and not only have a big impact on your English fluency, but also on your confidence, your career and 0

So in this video I'm going to share with you 17 micro habits that have completely transformed my English. Make sure to watch it.

6 months ago |[YT] | 7