Learn English Backwards To Erase Doubt And Build Fluency

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Click here to start speaking fluently: tinyurl.com/yck3wjy5 Click here to get native pronunciation: englishanyone.com/frederick When learning a language, it’s easy to get stuck on how words look instead of how they’re actually used. Today, I’ll share a simple story about ordering an affogato espresso drink in Japan that reveals how native speakers simplify language-and why learning by sound, not text, can make speaking English much easier. :) Destroy the doubts that stop you from speaking - click here: tinyurl.com/yck3wjy5 Speak With Us: Website: englishanyone.com Facebook: / englishanyone Twitter: / englishanyone Instagram: @englishanyone #EnglishFluencyGuide #NaturallyVariedReview #EnglishFluencyTriggers

[@sle2722]

Affogato, literally means "drowned". It is a dessert, where there is a sweet that is drowned in espresso coffee. In Portuguese and Spanish (which are also Latin languages) the word is actually from "d" = AfogaDo. Congratulations on the class, greetings from Brazil

[@noorali2870]

Sir keep teaching us and motivating us , I'm your student from Pakistan

[@judealexis717]

Good job

[@evlabiapantoleon2753]

Hi! Evi from Greece!

[@عدنانسبهان-ف1غ]

Hi❤that's for you?good luck adnan from Baghdad

[@MC-bq9dj]

It’s like you’re often at Starbucks! ;) I would like to be live with you sometimes, because it’s really nice to imagine a real conversation between you and us despite the huge distance between our own countries. :) I know I’m progressing, but I don’t have enough opportunities to talk. Nevertheless, I will continue my journey to learn and discover again and again. :)

[@ahmetfaruk1790]

Helloo MT Drue

[@cncbmx]

hi there man