Improve Your English: From Upper Intermediate To Advanced With 5 Tips

[@beargrylls7399]

Why when non natives learn fluently to speak English they sounds more clear and flow better .. then many English' natives speaker. 🤔🤔

[@mutesebbis]

Because we're all perfectionist :)

[@antinoofromgreece6560]

Laziness. English native speakers are lazy to learn new languages. There are exceptions, of course.

[@konstantinsamoilov8962]

Natives don't care))

[@حسنحامد-ن6ش]

Well I have an answer for your questions because non natives when they learn English language they learn everything not just speaking they learn how to pronounce some sounds in the correct ways and also they learn grammar and so on.

[@rubencruz2687]

I think it has to do with something she said: Native speakers usually swallow some sounds. In fact, that is the reason why, in the past years, it was more difficult for me to spot what words native speakers were saying than any non-native speaker. They understand each other even skipping some sounds and it's faster this way, so why not xD. It makes it difficult for non-native English speakers to know what they are saying, though xD

[@_tanzil_]

My English level is B2. I don't read books, but sometimes i read online articles, and hardly ever newspapers. Now I'm going to start reading books to improve my English. Thanks 👍

[@manuelrocha9477]

I 've taught english as a second language for over 35 years and I've practiced these tips throughout the years and they really work. I love your accent and admire how much enthusiasm you have towards english learning and how you project that enthusiasm to all your viewers. So, thank you for your energy you have to promote english learning to the world. Keep it up girl.

[@annasamek5179]

Your English is very good, but one correction: English speakers spell English with upper case...

[@marumarusensei1]

@@annasamek5179 I started to study English after the age of 70. I developed my reading and writing based on my explicit knowledge but as far as my listening and speaking are concerned, I have not improved much. Does age matter to speak like you?

[@lordveritas770]

@@annasamek5179 unsolicited and rude. A lot of "English speakers" WRITE no better English than him.

[@4740424]

I have attained similar results literally by doing almost all what you've already mentioned way before I stumbled upon this video: Shadowing, watching with English subs, reading, translating the word, checking its context, talking to myself (as crazy as that might sound lmao). My spoken English leveled up ever since. Now I feel more confident, more at ease, and definitely more open to talking (although I'm an introvert). So yeah! Your advice is very practical and I recommend every person watching this to actually try it... you'd be surprised!

[@watanhd6996]

how long time to move from intermediate to fluency in English

[@Frankhuaylinosvelasquez]

This year I was hired by a company where everyone speaks English. Before that, I wasn't confident speaking English, but now I feel confident speaking English. I made lots of mistakes speaking English for many reasons but the biggest reason was that I was afraid of being judged. So guys, make mistakes and don't worry about being judged, for sure you are gonna improve your fluency in speaking without any translation in your native language, I'm proof of that. If you don't have who to practice with, don't worry you can practice with yourself, just stay steady and everything will be fine.

[@yurydorozhko6094]

You have an amazing American pronunciation, it's even difficult to admit that your native language is Russian. It was a great pleasure for me to listen to you.

[@aishwarmishra7283]

Tip 1: start watching friends (But they speak fast 😭)and try to speak like your favourite character. Tip 2: Start Reading Novels(A boring subject to me 😅) whether it takes extra time. Tip 3: Start using a dictionary (google translater, as I am using for writing it 😂) whenever you find difficulties in understanding. Tip 4: start writing everything in English (like a sorry letter to your x- girlfriend 😂). Tip 5: start talking with native( but how to make a friend 😅😂 ) speakers on social media like skype Here I would like to add one more tip. Tip 6: start using Grammarly keyboard. It checks your grammar and suggests your correct sentences while you type on a phone.

[@dreamerneen]

When i read a books, i don't understand almost everything But I love Shakespeare, I dreamed to read his books(original, in english) and understand everything

[@dreamerneen]

Thank you for suggestion!

[@ros_berth]

The good thing of wearing a mask is that I can speak to myself in English without anybody noticing it

[@danielwinner6394]

Same lol and singing to yourself right?

[@reinaldojosearenhardt9801]

the same here, pal! It's my strategy every single day ;D let's keep the mask on for a while

[@englishchannel3786]

That's the best thing about this whole pandemic situation lol

[@gheesusinghrathore6839]

Same

[@doaadoaa2031]

I speak to myself everyday in the house without wearing a mask but out of the house I can't speak to myself out the house they will think that I'm crazy.

[@padrejoaopaulosantiago6687]

I really don't understand why people unliked it! It's rare to see a video like that one. Your video is very realistic et not only the same advice that we can find in other videos. Especially the first tip, "Shadowing", is something that I've been practiced for a long time, but I've rarely seen someone talking about that. Congratulations!

[@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila]

Thank you!

[@deividsantos6847]

THEY ARE WEAKY JUST IT

[@gaming4K]

I really don't understand that people can't accept that not everyone likes what they like.. So you never disliked one single video in your life?

[@muzamalakbar6506]

@@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila v informative, hi how r you.

[@raymelancon5388]

Instead of translating unknown words into the native language, I would recommend defining the word in the target language. This should not be too difficult for an intermediate learner and would produce greater benefits.

[@juniormacias4960]

Thanks for pieces of advice. I am an upper intermediate and I partly agree with you. You are totally right when you say the best way to improve your speaking skills and get rid of your native language accent is by shadowing or repeating what natives say. On the other hand, I don't totally agree with you when you say we must translate to our native language when we are reading and we don't understand something, I have always used a monolingual dictionary to look up for the meaning of new words, it not only helps you to understand the meaning of the word, but also helps you to learn new words at the same time. Thanks a million, and I really hope I can step up my game and be an advanced user of the language someday. 😁

[@NH-ou6cd]

I don't know why most non-native KZbinrs offering English studying contents see "speaking like an American" as some kind of ultimate goal. I think being able to say exactly what you mean articulately (which not many can do even in their native tongue) is a lot more important than sounding like an American in popular TV shows.

[@gunningju6107]

She is so smart that she speaks literally perfect American English as a native Russian!

[@csnoopy]

Not perfect. But still very very good indeed

[@nientemai7429]

It's literally impossible to get rid of an accent when you speak a foreign language if you haven't had an opportunity to learn it since you were a child. BUT... It's pretty rude to tell a person who really speaks perfect English or German or whatever that's it's not perfect. IT'S JUST PERFECT from the perspective that it's still stays a foreign language for her, and she's capable of speaking it the way a lot of native speakers can't even dream of! So stay humble and make some compliments from time to time instead of being that snobbish 🙂

[@r.charlesmanning2483]

@@nientemai7429 … the previous poster was not being rude at all. Someone stated that she spoke perfect English and that person pointed out that she didn’t but, spoke very very good English. This is true, she made a few grammar mistakes here and there. I also doubt she is offended by that observation and is probably aware of the mistakes she made.. just hasn’t been able to avoid them yet without thinking about them.

[@nientemai7429]

@@r.charlesmanning2483 it's just my humble opinion, when someone points out to me that I'm not a native speaker in 4 languages that I speak pretty fluently, and that someone's never been asked to share his/her opinion, especially when it has nothing to do with the situation we're in, I personally feel myself humiliated. Like hey you're not a native speaker, take back your place and don't pretend to be one! The flaws should be pointed out when their "owner" isn't aware of them, otherwise it's rude, believe me!

[@andiXTX]

You'd better listen and not saying such silly things, she is not a russian

[@Ronaldo7adv]

Sou brasileiro e espero um dia aprender Inglês. Obrigado pelas dicas, amei! I'm Brazilian and I hope to learn English one day. Thanks for the tips, I loved it!

[@gabrielgoncalves182]

Você vai conseguir! Estamos juntos nessa corrida! Você não está sozinho!

[@lyadefernanda8270]

Estou no nivel intermediario mas eu não sei falar muito bem, so compreendo um pouco

[@salehavlogs652]

Can we practice?

[@maxcruz8801]

Hi Radmila, you know, I don't mind translating, but one technique I learned and used with many of my students was "breaking the mirror". In this case, you want to explore the different possibilities of a word or expression in as many situations as possible. For example, you can use an adjective like "hard", then you can think of possible uses for it, like hard table, hard day, hard working man (which is an adverb, in fact), and so on. You can also explore some techniques, such as strong collocations, fixed or semi-fixed expressions, phrasal verbs, etc. This is just a suggestion. But I loved your video and took many notes, so I can give some of your tips to my students. Thank you for the video.

[@giuseppezedde4553]

I am supposed to learn British English because I live in England but I couldn't resist the temptation to subscribe to this KZbin channel ..... you are awesome!

[@ecs4422]

I will put every tip in practice for 6 months and then I will go back here to talk about my results.

[@WalidRoman]

Great wish you all the best...

[@PERFECTFAS]

Let us know How is your English now?

[@ngochong5812]

How is the result?

[@SalimHamood1]

Ok, it's been 7 months now

[@aldistoteles2919]

Lol

[@dmitrya9435]

Girl, your pronunciation is much greater than at most of American native speaking bloggers.

[@arnoldomarcias7398]

I'm from Nicaragua and I'm I'm really astonished for English Accent, taking into account your original country. Congratulations! I really enjoyed this video. Keep going so!

[@mushiabir1094]

so you can pass the USA border easily ..hahahha

[@vladimirzadniprovskiy1361]

Thank you Radmila. I'm from Ukraine myself, came to United States at 21. You are fantastic. Your accent pretty much nonexistent. You achieved nearly impossible. Awesome work!!!

[@allinone_java]

I highly recommend practice watching speaking tests, either from Cambridge or any other YT channel and try to answer the questions the interviewer is asking to the guys before they answer (and then, once you finishe, check the guys' answer and compare it to yours)...and as last, what I do is try to give a second answer after the guys said their reply, contrasting their pov (that way is like if you were interacting with them). Hope this could help anyone here! :D

[@bitterrsweetj]

Oh I'm from Ukraine too, I thought you were native Your pronunciation is perfect 😍

[@ruslannurlan4629]

She is amazing

[@bakytatakulov235]

glory to Ukraine!

[@Papponotdead]

El 90% de las profesoras de inglés en KZbin son hermosas, creo que ese es el truco para que los que estudiamos inglés entremos a ver los videos.

[@negociodachina3487]

yes i thinking about that hahahaha

[@pabloretana1]

2:17 fast forward there. That's when the video starts

[@animatedhub7975]

So

[@aldistoteles2919]

Thnks

[@faridoonts]

Literally, everything I have ever done. Thank you for sharing. I, myself, am a C1+ level learner of the English language and I do follow an American Accent with its dialect. North American to be exact. And by the way, something I have done to be able to do that is watching the same movie over 100 times. Yes 100 Times. I was just copying and imitating the actors' monologues and dialogues (dialogs). By imitating, I mean complete feeling-copying, intonation-copying ... literally everything I was able to see.

[@rosewood3294]

Hi! I'm a first year BS Psychology student here in the Philippines. After I finish my undergrad, I'm planning to study abroad for my further studies. My English level is upper intermediate. Eventhough, I understand the english language perfectly, it's still hard for me to speak in english. Your advices seems very effective and I'm planning to practice them. Hopefully they'll work for me. Thank you for your video.

[@salehavlogs652]

Can we practice?

[@rosewood3294]

@@salehavlogs652 sure

[@salehavlogs652]

Is there any ways to practice @@rosewood3294

[@giovanafalcao4012]

Is so satisfying be able to understand everything she saying without needing subtitles😭

[@adler98br]

The only character I can shadowing is Groot

[@ndy1689]

Feel so easy to understand the words that came out from your mouth,,,,Cheers 👍

[@Diana-vu3hc]

I focused on your t-shirt. "how you doing" is Joey as character in the best tv show "friends"

[@sreejondey1917]

if I had a teacher like you in front of me I would not have skipped a single class even in Sunday. And my English would get better and better and better ......

[@omerenterili3220]

Oh Great, before watching this I really thought you were from United States. You have great accent. 👏👏👏

[@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila]

Thank you so much!

[@omerenterili3220]

@@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila you are welcome. If there is really chance to study in USA without any test I really want to....

[@23carame]

I agree

[@englishchannel3786]

Me too! Excellent pronunciation

[@Isaac-lj2eu]

Where is she from?

[@HM-hu4hu]

Your English is 99.9% there. Almost perfect, but some tiny details reveal non-native origins. Excellent!

[@matibenjamin1407]

What a beautiful and insightful woman. I also thought you were an English native speaker. Congratulations! and thanks for give me motivation.

[@techflowers9153]

Wow i loved this lesson you're an excellent teacher

[@ChristinaSpohr]

This is awesome! This will help so many people! Watching movies in subtitles is a great idea!

[@ronicarlos1269]

Olaaakerisetinaaabonaaasetanekeyooooo

[@kaziimtiazahammad1928]

My Dear Sister where are you from?

[@dancastro78]

Thanks to this method I can understand 90% of what they say even without subtitles

[@meinungabundance7696]

You dont memorize separate words, you have to memorize the whole sentence! Thus you will know in which context to use it.

[@wajdydlekan]

Thank you this can helps me to improve my english accent

[@faradina7686]

you’re so fluent! i love to learn with you, pls make more videos about english! i’d like to watch it. also you deserve a lot of viewers and subscribers!

[@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila]

thank you!!

[@ederchaponanmillones9367]

It's the first time I've heard you and the truth is that I could understand you although I need to slow down the video to understand you better, but I liked it. Please continue making videos. thank you

[@nahrobakhtyar8928]

I tried all of them the best one is talking with Urself

[@LastMomentMan]

Since last 10 years I was watching KZbin for those who are expressing their knowledge about learning English language. This video is the best of them, even if they were teachers in schools or professors in universities. Your advices came from experience and real results, not only theories like others. About my self, I am preparing for IELTS next month, and I hope to get band 6.! But the miracle is what I sow in my daughter, she started watching English songs in KZbin since she was 2 years old, now she is 6, and she is speaking English like native, with British accent.! By the way, we did not live in any country that speak English, and I did not get her to school, or help her by any way, except an open plan of internet ... and an tablet. How you can explain that ?.

[@onthespot2837]

Wow thats imazing

[@jonathanspeltri]

Uallll your English is amazing, I’ve been living in England for about 4 and a half years and I just found your video to improve my English level. Thanks for the tips and congrats for your achievement !

[@prof.arturo]

I started to write my diary, so I hope to get a great english level as you have one day. Thank you for your advice.

[@carlzuo126]

the tip from you about translating the new words immediately when you come across it, this is what quite different from other tutors

[@syedmuneebhaider4974]

I love your T-shirt, i am also a F.R.I.E.N.D.S fan.

[@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila]

How YOU doing? 😂

[@tarekhasan8501]

@@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila hi radmila

[@bihadeshashikant8213]

Thanks for your tips & technique to speak English language fluently.

[@shirleyenglish]

Great tips, Radmila! Thank you so much.=) I need to keep writing my journal. I know it's useful but couldn't make it a habit yet.

[@aamirkhanptiofficial4502]

Great

[@zafarmahmood8992]

I live to listen your lesson frankly to your experience to get higher education

[@laura9987]

Thank you so much for this video! I actually did the same in order to learn german by myself and it was crazy how fast I learned it .

[@joaoborges8273]

I'm trying to learn german but firstly I'm going to try to get the next level in english, the advanced level, I'm intermediate, so I'll use this advices to improve my english (I hope I can do this faster) and then I'll do the same thing to German.

[@maap044]

Hi Radmila! It's very helpful your video, I mean your advices are so interesting and I can see you are a model, your English is very good, fluent and you have a very natural accent, congrats!

[@abdulbaten7474]

Indeed a very helpful lesson for learning English in a comprehensive way. Thanks.

[@ibrahimmedia8358]

You speak so fluently and you are native speaker of Russia Awesome !!

[@jaysonsabando2557]

Hi, I've been using that strategy for almost 1 month, and honestly, it really helped me a lot. As a matter of fact, I wasn't getting your strategy for me to learn English, It was just a coincidence that we have the same strategy. I was just kinda thinking at that time if what strategy or those things that would gonna improve my English fluency. but yeah thank you also for this video because it also gave me hope to continue this strategy, and yeah the outcome of it were beneficial.

[@billy8065]

Awesome Beautiful teacher😁 Her style of teaching goes smoothly with her tenderness

[@adler98br]

Damn! I love hearing Russian-speaking English with their accent. You`re almost an American speaker ;)

[@nientemai7429]

Have you ever heard a Russian speaking English? I assure you it's not the case! She's just perfect, a subtle accent can be heard but still she nailed it pretty well!

[@wjcurious]

Just a slight tint of a foreign accent. Americans would think she was raised in the US in an immigrant family. But they wouldn't recognize a Russian accent for sure.

[@wjcurious]

She is pleasant to watch. She is not as annoying as Marina Mogilko.))

[@ecs4422]

I loved this video thank you for sharing. I'm intermediate and I think all of it will help me a lot from now on. How was your schedule to do all this things? I'm mean how many time spend in all this activities? How long it lasts for you to achieve such amazing level? You are an inspiration for me. Hugs from Brazil🇧🇷

[@prototype225]

Holly molly! When you said you are from Ukraine I didn't believe at first. You don't even have Russian accent, and your pronunciation is so clear and sounds like native English. For 2 years of studying I've met only one person with the same pronunciation. I believe my speech will be as good and clear as yours. thanks for advice and приветик с Украины! :)

[@acesultonov583]

Офигеть, доже не догадался, что ты от сюда. Классная харизма, а подачи инфы тоже не че так. В общем, ты ооочень красивая!!! ;)

[@thant4008]

Btw, what popped up in my mind which I will be getting used to remember is her smile and how she was confidently talking ♥️ I appreciate you 🤗

[@markdonovan1540]

Hi Rudmila, firstly, as an English teacher and native speaker from the UK, I have to say that your tips are excellent. I have made similar recommendations to some of your tips here. I will share this video with my upper-intermediate level learners. You are obviously a very disciplined at self-study and your motivation to put in the hard yards must have been a key factor in achieving your superb level of fluency and pronunciation in English. If I had heard you speak before knowing about this video, I would have said you were American without a shadow of a doubt. You've probably noticed that I'm using some idiomatic phrases, so how have you approached learning this aspect of English language? Regarding speaking to people who have strong regional accents, this would be a challenge for many native soeakers too. It's all about getting used to the different pronunciation of some vowel sounds and individual words and phrases. English communication is also strongly affected by intonation and stress, which you have absolutely nailed to perfection. In this video. Now here is another question for you, I hope you don't mind. How many hours of practice have you put into studying and improving your English from when you first began to learn English? My guess is that it would probably be around 10,000 hours, depending on a person's mother tongue and efficiency at learning. For example, studying and practising the four language skills of speaking, writing, reading and listening; this requires a lot of practice and repetition. To dedicate 10,000 hours to this could equate to an average of 1.82 hours everyday over 15 years. Many students of English may not appreciate this when they first start out, so the key is having a clear objective to drive you and practise as often as time permits, not just going to English classes or paying for English teachers and/or courses.

[@elmaorichileancho]

Really don't know anymore if I'm watching this channel because the learning stuff ...o because I'm in love !😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@lennlord495]

best english practice tip: try to rap "rap god" while reading the lyrics and hearing the beat.

[@beto.aveiga]

Regarding improving vocabulary and writing, Grammarly is a great resource.

[@dylanhe7949]

Hi. I love your ideas and I have used these methods like shadowing, diary writing, reading original English books, but I didn't stick to it for a long time. So I am kind of stuck in the upper intermediate level.

[@oumaimafikri3166]

You are not alone 😭😂

[@rolfmoehring758]

And your also not alone

[@love-de7bl]

Me too😇 I'm from Japan, and I try to meet the native speakers

[@marcell7742]

Your accent is great. I'm from Brazil. Thank you for the tips!

[@AljunCDavin]

Awesome tips, hopefully you'll help me to improve my English skills.

[@POCEnglish]

Hey Aljun! I would love to know your opinion about my videos. I have recently started teaching on KZbin! Let me know what you think!

[@jujigili]

I'm more into British accent but your accent is about to change my mind 🤍

[@saeeddargahi4750]

Your english is unbelivebly good

[@joycecostadonascimento9162]

Thanks for your tips, they’re really useful. I’ve already done some of them, but I’ll try to read more and keep a diary. (:

[@POCEnglish]

Hey Joyce! I would love to know your opinion about my videos. I have recently started teaching on KZbin! Let me know what you think!

[@ЛенаЗахарова-ц3о]

You are an excellent teacher!👏

[@majluke]

well, for Russian, your english is impeccable. I don't hear typical russian accent.. bravo

[@AngeliqueRouge]

She's Ukrainian

[@gabrieltavares8867]

I loved this video. You won a new subscribe hahaha but let me ask: why did you stop to make new videos? New follower from Brazil 🇧🇷 by the way, I love Russian. My third favorite language

[@SelfStartUSAwithRadmila]

Thank you! This message definitely makes me want to create new videos! Will try recording something soon :)

[@uleyzano6178]

HI! I understand your English perfectly, because I am from Ukraine also. But I would admit that it's very close to native American. Congrets

[@nickkowaIski]

Молодец какая, даже не скажешь, что английский не родной )

[@Sigmasapiens_oficial]

I don't know why so many people get obsessed with the accent if theres only 2 important things in any languege: 1. When you are the receiver: You must be able to decode or understand the message from the sender. 2. And when you are the sender: You must be able to send a message with the correct syntax of the language. and that's it guys , and do not worry about other stuff. P.S. nice video sweetie.

[@likecksh9612]

This is so important!!!!! Upper intermediaters have so much less resources and experience shared to help guide us go through this phase. Thank you so much!

[@amjadama]

If only there was a "heart" button instead of the "like" one!! Girl you are beautiful!!

[@g_a8472]

Це відчуття коли ти думала що ця дівчина американка,а вона каже що з України! ШОК ! Я теж так хочу

[@daggettbeaver44]

відразу по акценту чути, що вона з україни/білорусі/росії

[@pinkumia1831]

Your ability to teach is great mam, I'm from India.

[@mhmodking1927]

Thank you so much Miss Radmila . Your awesome Thank you again . Good morning.

[@AcordesRafa]

I don't know how I got here, but your advice is interesting, thanks.

[@yassinerassy6840]

Thank you for your these tips ! translating words : search for the meaning of them in english and try to understand them by looking at different sentences !

[@LisaSoulLevelHealing]

Great tips! I started shadowing, and see a huge level in my comprehension. Heard another crestor mentioning journaling. I cant wait, french is the language of love.

[@duchacong8927]

I'm doin fine! I'm doin fine my friend!

[@Andy-ig9ky]

Hi there, I'm polish and have to say,I'm so impressed with Ur accent. You sound very smart and very pretty too. Someone might think that you from U.S honest to God you're good. Brilliant stuff. X.

[@summary4664]

I think the tip about repeat things is very useful. Thanks

[@patrickhulot9060]

Conversation exchange is a good opportunity to find a native English speaker. Good app on internet

[@osamaahmedsolimanibrahim5715]

Really. You're fantastic. I love your way. Same here thanks so much

[@bairameker894]

First time I watched your lesson today and I liked

[@mottahead6464]

Well, a piece of my own experience here : I do remember reading Guitar World in South America. I didn't understand much .... and I wasn't able to read music notation. My delusional hope was that just by reading the magazine I would somehow be able to : 1. improve my English skills and 2. learn how to play the guitar. None of the above. My English skills didn't improve much.... and I didn't learn how to play the guitar. There was simply no method to my madness.... back then.

[@nuhsoydur1540]

Who wouldn't watch a kind and beautiful person like you?

[@ned8titude]

BIG FAN FROM TAIWAN❤️❤️❤️

[@walidbenhammou4387]

I am a first subscriber you can't know how much I enjoyed this video, and I think you put really benefits videos, which may help me to reach advance level , and besides I have been talking to many girls from Ukraine , but I won't going to lie they are absolutely amazing ,they make me love the country .

[@yousefmajednayef1987]

i’m happy to say i do two things u mentioned in this very useful video - Audio Journaling & Participating in Toastmasters Clubs, i also read English books above my level but i need to start looking up the vocabulary sooner now, so i’ll try that, i alse want to listen to TED talks and shadow what they say in order to learn new and interesting phrases and words and use them in my everyday life, thank u so much! ❤️

[@yousefmajednayef1987]

i also**

[@tatyaracardoso2985]

Finally I've found useful tips! I was so frustrated about my English recently. Thank you do much!

[@ministry5370]

Before watching this video I already have my notebook, I wrote all I could from my books and like to investigate too, try to speak a lot with people and myself too, obviously need always someone that is correcting any mistakes you may have. I am new but now I love this channel, her English is incredible

[@sadmol2151]

You're really good at English. You're astonishing.I wrote diary too and it really helped me to structure sentences, think in English .

[@jeraldramos3014]

It work my English fluency work, especially have a teacher gorgeous like you.

[@bestnoname-y28]

Your English is great) But when I heard your voice I knew where you were from right away)