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26 January
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How do you say this in English (US)? To be honest, I thought your good English speaker than others.
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How do you say this in English (US)? To be honest, I thought your good English speaker than others.
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To be honest, I thought your English was better than the others.
To be honest, I thought you were a better English speaker than the others.
過去形を使って、もはや本当ではないことの意味合いです。今本当のことであれば、現在形を使うほうが良い。
To be honest, I think you're a better English speaker than the others.
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To be honest, I thought you were a better English speaker than most. (I would put “were” in the past tense because “thought” was in the past)
To be honest, I think you’re a better English speaker than most. (Present tense)
Another phrase you could use is “than you give yourself credit for” or “than he/she gives himself/herself credit for” etc. For example:
“To be honest, I think you’re a better English speaker than you give yourself credit for!” (If you use a phrase like this then you’re guaranteed to sound more native) 👌😎
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If you were comparing his/her English to others (other people) then you could use “the others” like worldno1gaijin demonstrates. 👍
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