How to learn English? I feel sick after listening to it, but I still get nothing. I don't know the meaning of learning English.

The meaning of learning English depends on your own purpose. You can only ask yourself this question. Do you want to pass CET, sat, TOEFL, IELTS and Cambridge, or do you want to go abroad for work needs, self-appreciation and personal interests?

What do you mean nothing? After listening to a lot, I still can't understand anything. If so, I think your learning concept needs to be changed. You must listen for the sake of listening, but you are not really studying. Tell me about my situation. My English is not good, but I dream that I can go abroad to see something, so I teach myself English intermittently. When I go to work by bus, I listen to a paragraph of English every day. Over time, I found that I can understand the general meaning without paying attention, although some words are still incomprehensible. When I traveled to Thailand some time ago, my friends were very concerned about one question: Is your English enough there? I was worried before I went, but I found it was actually very simple, beyond my imagination. Of course, if you go to an English-speaking country, it is estimated that the pressure is still great and the speed of speaking can't keep up.

When listening, try to concentrate on catching every word, but don't translate every word you hear. This word means one thing and that word means another, so what does the whole sentence mean? This is a common problem, especially for people who are not proficient in English. You should understand it as a whole and feel that you understand the meaning. Don't deliberately translate the words or sentences you hear into Chinese in your mind. For example, when reading Chinese subtitles and listening to Chinese, you don't need to read them clearly, and you won't delve into whether each word is used correctly. When you hear it, you will naturally understand.