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25 Dec 2017
- English (US) Near fluent
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English (US)
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I am living in another country, where the native language is English, what should I worry about trying to appear fluent, or an intermediate level of English is already a beginning to be understood ??
I am living in another country, where the native language is English, what should I worry about trying to appear fluent, or an intermediate level of English is already a beginning to be understood ??
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- Spanish (Mexico)
When saying a word with "ng" don't stick with it for too long. Also speak with a mildly fast pace
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Not enunciating words too much when speaking faster. For example:
- gonna
- wanna
- goin' (-ing)
- gonna
- wanna
- goin' (-ing)
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