How a non-native speaking actress landed an all-American role in the U.S.

[@supersupplement3767]

I'm working with Americans and I have dream to match my accent with native. Not 100% but as much as I can. I know it'll take lots of efforts but I started getting comments for my accent. And it is just because of you Hadar. When Hadar is there, who cares!

[@rozhensky]

Wow, this is such an inspiring video! It's amazing to see how much Maera has grown and overcome challenges. Her determination and hard work has really paid off and she's now able to express herself with confidence. Thank you for sharing her story, I can't wait to watch the next episode!

[@michelgolabaigne595]

Hello Hadar, What a beautiful and talented student! It's a pleasure to watch you both and the respect you show each other... is a highlight! You can't create a better advertisement for your work... Thank you both, the masters in the truest sense of the word...

[@ElMoscas114]

Hell yeah, such a motivational interview and I am itching for watching the second interview. So thank you in advance for sharing it.

[@TheMorannee]

What an inspiring story!! Just listened to this and it helped me a lot.

[@luisfeliciano2302]

Maera is amazing!!! I love listening to this!

[@readingpractice358]

Hadar , I love the way you teach always motivating everyone.The patience and attention that you show in the video seem so easy sitting there in front of you to speak .I think you transmit confidence for a person to speak in english .You were one of my Big INSPIRATION to start a Reading KZbin channel . I have been watching your channel I think since always 😊Thanks a bunch for your great effort .

[@hadar.shemesh]

This makes me so happy to know. Thank you for sharing this with me ❤️

[@readingpractice358]

@@hadar.shemesh Thank you for spreading your knowledge 🥰

[@tatianesouza6787]

I was needing to listen to this interview!!! ❤

[@bartalf1206]

It was wonderful and I'm waiting for the second part, thanks for your time

[@ananobrega_]

Só inspires conversation! Thanks, ladieses ☺️💕

[@shauljuri]

26:00 'until the cows come home' possibly from the fact that cattle let out to pasture may be only expected to return for milking the next morning; for example: a party that goes on “until the cows come home” is a very long one. Now, If u say that someone can do something until the cows come home, but it will have no effect, ur emphasizing that it will have no effect even if they do it for a very long time.

[@LouiseNormande]

This was really instructive, great food for thought! Kudos for both of you and I can't wait for the second part! 🙌

[@franciscojose6496]

Thank you ever great teacher hadar your channel is Marvel

[@soccerkid3928]

I remember my first year in university in Canada. I was in a discussion group and we each take turns to speak on the topic. When it was my turn i had spoken for like 2 minutes and i felt so good because i know the topic very well. And after speaking the girl sitting right next to me literally said "i did get anything you said". That was the beginning of my insecurity. For the first time i became worried about how i sounded and kept to myself a lot because i would just end up having to repeat myself when i try to make conversations with people. My accent is better now but it took a lot of practice.

[@angeliebagol1935]

Can't wait for March 6th!

[@luzmeryospinacortes4399]

Congratulations!!! I loved this story🎉

[@AlexanderBecerra23]

Her placement is perfect

[@rubysahu5768]

Wonderful mam

[@gracimeresarrazim4777]

Nadar it was an amazing conversation,after that I am really interested in your course coach,

[@RAVIKUMAR-dj9qj]

And I am very excited to see your video And I like to listen you and your pronunciation which is very clear and nice. A lot of improvement is there in my listening capacity and pronunciation Thank you for that

[@hamdesabeel3824]

God bless you😊

[@vladimirzunic9152]

Her facial expressions are sooo Dr. Ramani.

[@BUCK777able]

Hello Hadar. Do you give private lessons? Let me know, please. Thank you.

[@张天天-f2q]

Hadar, I won't tell you i use your program doing shadowing and paraphrase😊

[@grck4208]

How can I be your student?

[@jalalzbirat2027]

hhh Kevin is there to spot any unforgivable mistakes. Watchout! 😁😁😁😂😂

[@hadar.shemesh]

Good! Maybe he can learn a thing or two about teaching pronunciation correctly 😉

[@jalalzbirat2027]

@@hadar.shemesh He is still filtering new mistakes. You know what? maybe one can challenge him by grammatical rules. He is kind though because he hurts nobody. He is just correcting mistakes. why don't we challenge him by grammatical rules? I am sure we will spot a lot. Anyway it is good to make mistakes because we are non-natives. We are learners still. Best of luck.😊🤗🤗💚

[@bigbarry8343]

i was convinced that foreign accent would always be discernable for native speakers but i am happy to be wrong.

[@james4219]

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[@EAZy-Bzy]

Interesting what she mentions about the clitche and what most privilleged people undermine the implicit impact of sounding different ... just a bit of that manifested when you interviewed the polygot few weeks earlier

[@RAVIKUMAR-dj9qj]

Hi ,mam My first comment and like

[@evgenymagidson4434]

The "white native male" line again.