How to Overcome Fear of Speaking in English - TOP 3 TIPS

In the call center industry, having a good command of the English language is important. English is the main language being used to communicate with the clients and customers.
For non-native speakers, English is also one of the reasons that most applicants consider as a hindrance to enter the call center. There's always that fear that they may not be able to pass because they don't know how to speak in English well or they're scared of speaking the language.
In this video, I talk about my TOP THREE TIPS to help you overcome your fear of speaking the English language.
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[@ReaNinja]

⭐️ We're not perfect, but we can be better everyday. Overcome your fear and do something about it. Any thoughts? Comment below. 💗

[@rheygiededal3313]

Thankyou for motivation miss rea, ill appreciate it so much😊

[@ReaNinja]

@@rheygiededal3313 Welcome ❤

[@arleneaguilar5450]

I might run out of words, that's my reason for being scared of speaking English

[@johnprok89]

I realize I am afraid when I feel funny, a stretch in my belly, my muscles getting tense, negative thoughts coming up. I may ask myself how I feel and I get the answer "fear" then. What I do is show empathy to myself, accept the fact that I am afraid, the reason I got afraid and then I talk to myself and tell him I am here to help, come up with a suggestion to solve the issue and imagine how things will be after the issue is resolved.

[@erlynsarion536]

Im actually on my training days now and watching your videos gives me confidence. Im really scared to speak in english and that stop me from giving my real thoughts. Hope i can overcome this. And please wish me luck! Thanks for all your tips. 😊

[@kielanino471]

I can speak english but once Im in an actual job interview, all my english will evaporate into thin air. Tabang!!!!!!!

[@ReaNinja]

LOL I know it happens sometimes. Maybe this will help kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWGxlWiJfbuke7M 😄

[@nodilynbarcelona1453]

Yes same here 🙁🙁

[@evelynabalos2476]

Hahaha, relate 😊

[@kimmyflores8160]

Sameeee. Sabawwww hahaha

[@olaangela4466]

😂😂😂

[@mykaberbon2304]

Thank you Ms. Rea! This is all I need to hear to remove all my worries and hoping that I will be able to gain my confidence again in speaking the English language.

[@pearlyshell3230]

New subscriber here 🙋 hayss so me! I'm afraid to reapply again in a CC industry due to lack of confidence speaking in English 😢 and I can't even express myself in the interview. 😭 anyways, thanks for your great vids! 💜

[@ReaNinja]

Aww that's okay. Just keep practicing. When you keep applying and trying, you will also develop your confidence in the process. Good luck and thanks for subscribing. 💗🙂

[@alvarogarcia3831]

Thank you....!!! I i watched many videos from you . But this is the best , it's helped me a lot

[@travispavico8524]

Your last tip made me smile while watching the video. ☺ Your advices can really build up self confidence. Planning to apply soon, it'll be my first time applying in a call center.

[@ReaNinja]

Travis Pavico Aww thanks so much, Travis! Means a lot to me. 💗 All the best to you in your application. Go nail it. 😂👍

[@venicebailey7067]

Me too

[@jeenjjean5881]

I’m in a call center job but I need more talk off it’s a collection company really nice what you doing good advices

[@gerardogarcia5076]

Wow, I just can't believe it! I heard what I needed 🙏 thank you so much for the advices, and the motivation. You know? As you said at the fi al of your video, I was hired 2 days ago, and I'm very upset, because I really don't know if I'm ready for this, but, your video gave me the inspiration and cleared my mind. Thank you so much for that 🙏🙏🙏

[@ReaNinja]

Happy to know that. ❤ All the best 😊

[@annaleize9129]

Thanks for motivation Rea. That's actually what I am feeling right now.

[@paulnicolaparua300]

Wow! Thank you for helping us boost our self confidence. I hope that I can work well improving more my english communications skills. I know that the only hindrance why I don't try to apply yet in a call center is because of lack of self-confidence. Looking forward to learn more about your videos! ☺

[@ReaNinja]

Paul Nicola Parua You're welcome Paul! Glad to help. 💗 I'm sure if you continue to practice, you will be better. Thanks for watching! You can check this video too (how to be confident) kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXzNfGueq6iJodk

[@paulnicolaparua300]

Thank you Call Center Ninja! I hope that the next topic of your video is about the terms that you commonly used in the call center. I don't have working experience yet and I hear several terms from my friends working in a call center that seems to be unfamiliar with me. ☺

[@ReaNinja]

Paul Nicola Parua It's on my list, but most likely next month coz all my vids for this month are already filmed and will be scheduled. Hehe! 😂 Thank youuu! 💗

[@gelcar6901]

Me im the one, eventhough im working now in callcenter, somtime im afraid because of some grammar lapses. And sometime im afraid someone laugh at me. He he he!

[@venicebailey7067]

I swear I love your videos. They helped a lot!!

[@axelmariecha7224]

Hi Rea Ninja, you’re such a good mentor for me, keep making videos about call center! my english improves because of your videos.God bless 😘😘❤️

[@bryantomalalainez8361]

EFL The advice that I liked the most, was the second because I consider that if you want to achieve something, and be good at something, you must practice it consistently because in this way you become good at what you like, you master it.

[@MrJERSON30]

thanks for your videos, sometime we know everyting but the fear make mistakes!

[@apolgarcera6453]

Thanks for your videos that's what happened to me when I was looking for job and what comes to my mind is I want to apply in a call center even if don't speak english very well since call center here Philippines are booming there you can apply everywhere as long as you want.. That's how it works I tried my first interview that in concentrix unfortunately I didn't pass the interview.. After that what comes to my mind is that happen to my interview I know that I can't pass that interview but I'm very happy that I tried to overcome my fear.. And now I currently working in a call center.. I still keep reading books, listening to english toturials and everything... Afterall I would like to see myself become fluent in english three or five years from now...

[@ReaNinja]

You're welcome, Apol. Glad to know you already got the job and you're still learning English. Keep going! 😃💗

[@isabelreyes2419]

I really needed this video. Thanks!!

[@tatianaestefaniamoralesmal251]

EFL. The advice that I liked the most was the second, which consisted of constantly practicing because in this way, we can lose fear at the same time, in addition, we learn from mistakes.

[@selenelopezruiz6762]

I really appreciate all of the experience you share in each video!! You're kind of a lifesaver! 😊

[@ReaNinja]

❤🙏🏼😊

[@irislloren9337]

this video gives me more interest to apply in a call center industry. from now on, I will watch all videos of yours.😘😘 this video gives me hope.

[@assennico1192]

This channel deserves more subscribers.

[@ReaNinja]

vanessa juanico Aww thanks Vanessa! Appreciate your support. 💗

[@Iskreeeeeem]

Truth!

[@awell3981]

Wow.. Thanks ma'am!.. You're really a inspiration.. 🤗🤩

[@ReaNinja]

Manong Soldador Welcome! Happy to inspire! 😂💗

[@kaithleenpayas752]

I really like this video! It is just that the thought or idea is much important than the grammar. Thank you!

[@ReaNinja]

You're welcome and thanks too, Kaithleen. 🙂

[@DalgiMosquera]

Thanks a Lot, this video was actually what I was looking for, now I'm on My first training week, and I've felt so dissapointed when practicing calls, but I'm not gonna give up

[@ReaNinja]

Never give up 💗

[@gerardogarcia5076]

Your video describes exactly what I feel right now 😂 Tuesday gonna start my training, and, I'm kinda nervous, and sometimes I didn't feel ready to work in a call center in a full english account 😬 until now watching your videos. I'm your new subscriber 👋 thank you for all of those tips!

[@ReaNinja]

Good luck with your training. 🙏🏼😊

[@jarommoreno6873]

Thank you so much for this video because im having a hard time talking to someone in english language. Im looking forward for more videos about this to motivate us and to be more proficient in using English Language 😊

[@ReaNinja]

Jarom Moreno Hello Jarom! You're welcome. 💗 Yup, I'll be making more videos so we can all improve our English. 😃

[@alvarezalejandromelaniefio4149]

EFL_Of the tip that helps me the most is the first one, which is to know where my fear comes from when speaking in English, the fear we have must be eliminated of course that it will make it difficult at the beginning but if we believe and trust ourselves with that, little is enough little by little we are eliminating that fear.

[@angieariannasaonacastro4076]

EFL_The most useful tip i can apply is constantly practices because if we practice we can correct mistakes and want to be better every day and be able to express ourselves fluently.

[@richhcheech]

I love this video! Naigo jud ko! hahahaha! I spoke english before in my previous videos. But people are just mean. I was cursed many times because of my speaking in English... hehe! Mahadlok na ko mospeak English ui! LOL! I love watching your very informative videos. I already subscribe. Kepp up sissy! Take care!

[@ReaNinja]

Aww salamat kaayo!! Padayon lang ta sa pag english, bahala na basta maka learn lang ta. 😂 Subscribed to you too. ❤

[@richhcheech]

@@ReaNinja hehe! correct kadyan! 😂

[@danBg543]

hats off to you Rea Ninja. Your English is pretty good. I mean much better than others. Have a wonderful day. I like your videos.

[@ReaNinja]

Thanks!! ❤

[@karizcahayag4773]

I understand English language but its hard for me to speak and to construct sentence in English and Your'e right, Im afraid that im going to have mistake because people nowadays is very judgemental. We will laugh at you talking about you and to be honest right now im not confident in my comment in English like "Im not comfortable" to speak in English or to right comment in English So if i have a mistake or wrong grammar please correct me but in a nice way so i can learn more. Thank you in advanced.

[@ReaNinja]

Hi Kariz! Yes, it's tough to learn english but I'm positive that it can be done. Just be open to feedback and learn as you go. Good luck! ❤

[@markcrisanos]

Thank You for the tips...its really helping me....youre a great teacher...God bless ....😘😘

[@ReaNinja]

You are so welcome!

[@allisonvillonrosales4021]

EFL All 3 tips are very useful to be able to speak without fear, but I will definitely put more into practice and I will focus on the second one to practice consistency, because I don't practice much speaking in English, but I will definitely put into practice all 3 tips when the time is right.

[@angeliemaemagbanua1756]

Yes truly indeed, I have this kind of feeling, thanks for the positiveness! thank you miss rea, I've learn a lot in this video. Practice makes perfect! Aja!

[@ReaNinja]

Glad to help! Welcome. ❤ Thanks for watching, Angelie. 🙂

[@rocio5723]

Thank you for giving us your advises

[@ReaNinja]

Welcome ❤

[@quindegonzalezjoseariel2382]

EFL_The most useful advice that I can apply is to know where my fear comes from and practice consistently, because when I speak I have doubts whether the people who listen to me understand me or not so I will have to practice more and identify what my fears are the most notable that prevent me from speaking English. Also practicing my 'listening' listening to music and 'Speaking' conversing with my friends. Thanks for the tips!

[@tamarameropararles6895]

EFL The most useful tip I can apply is: the second one, because I think it is the one I use the most since I want to go to study abroad, and because it is a language that we need to learn to be sociable with people from other places and thus implement a conversation, we need to practice it again and again, since this is our degree of language would improve.

[@alexandergonzalez9851]

EFL__ I chose the second technique since I think that this language is a language that we should learn to be able to socialize with people from other places and thus establish a conversation, we should also practice it constantly since this would improve our language level.

[@edigalelitonjua9447]

Sarap talaga manood ng mga video mo Ms. Rea maraming matututunan.😍

[@ReaNinja]

Maraming salamat ❤😊

[@rowelvillanueva49]

I love your videos. Would you please upload some more of these?

[@ReaNinja]

Thank you for watching. Here's my video playlist about improving english: kzbin.info/aero/PLpEXFgzuDIjAP5ezMCpobt_s3rSAB9Ghg

[@rowelvillanueva49]

@@ReaNinja Thank you very much. I'll watch every uploads.

[@mariogamboa2348]

Could you pls

[@janetbilog2594]

Hi ms rhea...good morning..new subscriber here...im just start watching your videos yesterday.because your video just pup up in my youtube..and it really helping me in my incoming training on dec 7...thank you..more power

[@ReaNinja]

All the best ❤

[@cherienaguit2235]

Thanks for sharing ur thoughts..well nobody's perfect ...that's the problem in our society some people bullied when they heard us speaking english in public that's why most of us have fear to practice english...Me too im not fluent that's why I always watched this kind of video to improve my language. ..☺☺☺☺

[@ReaNinja]

Thanks for watching Cherie. ❤

[@lubiamolmedo6030]

EFL: Tip #2- Practice Cosistently- I'm not afraid to speak English, but practice is good advice and spending 30 minutes a day helps, I like listen tio music and it helps me lsitening. Talking with friends is an option because you know those people, or at least it has helped me.

[@tipsydoodle6014]

thanks call center ninja it helped me a lot, 🙌 i will watch all your videos to learn more before i apply for a job 😊

[@ReaNinja]

Hello Samuel! Welcome and thank you too for watching. 💗

[@nohelyparrales8175]

EFL_ The most useful advice that I can apply is to be able to practice constantly to learn and to be able to speak and pronounce the words better, since as they say, practice makes perfect.

[@damarysmunoz4487]

EFL_The most useful tip I can apply is know where your fear comes from because knowing my fears I can face it and so little by little I will lose it and it will be useful to me since I can express myself more easily and fear will no longer be a torment.

[@rubengonzabayvillao7278]

EFL The most useful type that I can apply that in the case of pronouncing something wrong and being corrected, see the good side and in the future correct. We learn from mistakes.

[@jessameafabela8575]

Already subscribed. Thank you for this informative video you really are a hero I've learned a lot. Readying myself for my job interview soon ☝

[@ReaNinja]

Wow thanks Mea! ❤ Good luck on your interview. 🤗

[@jahairaantonellalindaorodr192]

EFL_ The most useful advice I can apply is not to get carried away out of fear that the other person will say why I can learn to speak English a little better by practicing and leaving the fear behind.

[@reyespanchanalisbethmadeli6911]

EFL_The most useful tip I can apply is practice constantly, because it is a way to improve my learning English and losing the fear of pronouncing new words. I consider that practice is essential to learn, thus generate confidence with myself and lose the fear of making mistakes.

[@mendozaconformebrigittejam5166]

EFL_The most useful tip I can apply is practice consistently , because I feel that if I practice consistently I will improve so much when speaking and lose my fear when expressing myself without someone giving a bad opinion on how I speak or pronounce.

[@jeremyrubenvillonorrala4411]

Well, I chose the second option because it is a somewhat complicated language since we must learn to speak this language because we can go to another country and we have to socialize with those people and speak with them in their language, so we have to practice. its alot.

[@genevieveyane9536]

Thankyou for the tips❤

[@ReaNinja]

Welcome ❤

[@arielaborbor8130]

EFL_The most useful advice that I can apply is to practice consistently, because in this way you can adapt to the pronunciation of different words, these practices can also be done by listening to music in English.

[@ivannagallogonzalez361]

EFL_The most useful advice that I can apply is to practice constantly, if I myself intend to advance and improve my English it will be through practice, always listening and improving my pronunciation and my confidence to speak it fluently

[@hokagecedric]

Even americans doesn't know how to speak properly, they have grammar and pronunciation mistakes, one thing i observe with our filipino culture, when someone speak on a non-english environment they would probably react, they laugh and look at you, something you don't like to feel, if you have a set of that environment, it would be splendid if we practice english in daily habit by means of watching tv, reading books and magazines, and listening to english music, you can use an english communication app, or you can join with english communication forums... But i would probably recommend 100% It would be better if we practice english conversation while at home.. I believe our home is the foundation of who we are

[@ReaNinja]

Great input! At home is also where we feel confident and comfortable the most. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. :)

[@honeyrhed4994]

thank you very much for you tip's and advise

[@ReaNinja]

Welcome ❤

[@honeyrhed4994]

it's my first time to apply in BPO and they said that i have potential soo they reffed me to there training center, and happy because they give me a chance... thank you again good bless and happy new year...

[@ReaNinja]

Congrats! Keep going. Happy new year too. 😊

[@dorytuyco4498]

Thanks for giving tips it really motivates me to speak confidently English ☺☺

[@ReaNinja]

Dory Tuyco You're welcome Dory! Glad to help. 💗 Thanks for watching. 😃

[@haroldbelgica]

Thanks so much thats help alot okay

[@72odair]

Thanks Good night

[@randallhueck9222]

you are the best .. hello from nicaragua

[@ReaNinja]

Randall Hueck Wow, I dont know why. But thank you so much, Randall. 💗

[@rosielquidep8062]

Yey!I'm present again!

[@ReaNinja]

Shelle Pediuq Thanks for your support Shelle! Appreciate it. 💗

[@alohaelle17]

I hope our soon to be trainer will be as great as you. 😊

[@ReaNinja]

So sweet of you. Thank you! 😘

[@jairahjamandre241]

i really love all your videos po😇 hoping you won't get tired making more videos💪godbless.

[@ReaNinja]

Thank you Jairah! Happy to help. ❤

[@jav-mb5se]

Sometimes I have mental block when constructing a sentence so it will takes time before I made my sentences because I always forgot the ideal word

[@cucube_]

EFL: Tip nº1.- For me, the best advice was: Do not be afraid to speak English, do not fear that other people laugh at you, since you are learning and you cannot always speak with the fluency of people who were born with the language.

[@daniloricojr1210]

Thanks for your very informative videos Ms. Rhea. Watching your videos helps me more confident in speaking English that's why last Aug.25 I already got my JOB OFFER.😊

[@ReaNinja]

Hi Danilo, that's amazing!! Congrats on your new job and I'm so happy to know that my videos helped you. 💗🙏

[@joeybosellidaigan4329]

I am new here and I really love your vlog because I learned alot specially in speaking english..Fo me..I know how to speak english but in the time were I'm going to speak..I felt I forgot my word and My mind can't work well because of my feelings and I panick huhuh..That's why I always visit your vlog because I know it can help me alot to build confidence.❤❤❤ Keep safe ninja

[@mirieshii1948]

Your english is great.

[@ReaNinja]

I'm humbled. Thank you, Ellie! 🙏💗

[@dhevannavayra5932]

thank you for your videos ms.rhea , actually im not totally perfect to how speak english but i want to learn how to speak english in a good way , beacause i want to apply a call center agent ,but i didn't know how to talk english ,that's why i see your videos

[@ReaNinja]

You're welcome Dhevan! 💗 Just practice everyday. All the best.

[@dhevannavayra5932]

Call Center Ninja , yes maam rhea , i more practice and i want to understand english so that i can talk to other people , and have a confident to speak english 🙂 sorry maam rhea for my wrong grammar , correct me if im wrong 🙂

[@josephtorres8541]

EFL_The most useful tip I can apply is Know were your fear comes from Because not knowing how to pronounce well and feeling the pressure of other people listening to you and not having a good dialect makes you feel frustrated ...

[@EatsCollin]

hi call center ninja, i really like this video of yours , ☺️ it's very informative and the last tip really made me smile , please continue making videos mam. More power to you 🤘🏻

[@ReaNinja]

Thanks Collin! Happy to help. Yes, I'll make more videos. 😊💗

[@mendozazambranoritajaviera1335]

EFL_ The most useful advice I can apply is to know where your fear comes from because many times we do not speak for fear that they will laugh because we do not pronounce the words well or because we are wrong when we speak.

[@iansoto7114]

I am not good in english but im trying to learn more about in english.. Bcoz i take a job of callcenter but i already tell to interviewer im not fluent in english, then the hr said dont afraid what you'd take maybe this opportunity can help to improve your speech and language as well.. And also thank you for sharing you vlog because i learned more about in english... Hahaha sorry for grammar if i missed :)

[@ReaNinja]

Yesss practice and practice to help you develop your confidence. ❤

[@iansoto7114]

I hope you have video for booking accounts.. Haha

[@ReaNinja]

Booking what? 😊

[@iansoto7114]

@@ReaNinja i mean travel account

[@solimansoly1359]

Thank you you are agreat person

[@ReaNinja]

Thank you too 🙂

[@samanthamunoz5611]

EFL_the practice consistenly,Because sometimes I am afraid that they will make fun of how I speak, and it is necessary to practice it.

[@jfoxsmoments5279]

imong tingog ba mura jud q ug giduyan hahahah.. anyway nice video.. isa din talaga yan sa mga problema q kaya medyo may natutunan din aq dito sa video mo.. tnx ng marami. Godbless and more videos pa..

[@ReaNinja]

Jeffry Ca-ayon Ahahaha LOL sa voice 😂 Anyway, thanks for watching Jeffry. Glad you learned something. All the best! 😃

[@lopezortegakenneth2957]

EFL_The most useful advice that I can apply is that you understand me, because English has many forms, as well as grammar, but we must be aware that you cannot have a perfect pronunciation, keep in mind that we can continue practicing with pronunciations from informative movies or videos , do not be afraid of being judged by others since even the natives tend to make mistakes. Let's keep learning!

[@Adarknight9551]

Honestly.. if say I practice for English speaking 5 hour daily. I want to do job in Bpo sector. I believe my self after a month I will go for interview.

[@angkolkevin]

I love you na ms ninja 😂😍

[@ReaNinja]

Salamat!! 😂

[@lestercucalon6631]

EFL The most useful tip I can apply is PRACTICE CONSISTENTLY. Because the video talks about the fact that it is necessary to avoid , because look up matter how careful 15 minutes 30 minutes, because you might get disappointed that all okay I keep on making mistakes anyway

[@oscartigrerob6881]

EFL The most useful type that I can apply is: The first, Because: I have to learn to pronounce English and practice it day by day, speak it without fear of being wrong, and without fear that people will make fun of me. Because in this life no one is perfect and we were all born to learn.

[@ghelapuya4161]

it's hard for me to construct thoughts..😢 so i don't know how to start the conversation and to follow up questions orally..

[@onlymelodic109]

Not a problem! Read loads of books, like English literature, watch English news programs bbc, cnn, etc. and have a dictionary ready by your side for words you've missed. Reading a lot of English content will immensely help in sentence construction. Answer questions aloud and think in English. Expose your senses to the language and I assure you, next time you'll need it, it will be there for you!

[@EMzRichramos75]

un ang lacking saken talaga ..consistency.. kase inconsistent ako madalas lalo na kung wala naman akong kausap na english..kaya nga nakikipagchat me paminsan minsan sa mga foreigner para mapractice kaso nga lang chat only not video. kase more on written talaga ako even in tagalog conversation mas nasasabi ko tru written kesa verbal that's the reason why i have so many dead air ba tawag nga ba dun? hangul na lang kaya ipractice ko..hehe

[@ReaNinja]

Yun din eh. Kapag di consistent ang practice, it's less effective. But at least you're doing your best to work on what you have kahit written muna. It actually still helps because it registers to the mind better kapag nakasulat sya. 😃

[@Dumbanana511]

After watching this vid, I asked my sister If she's afraid of speaking english and what made her scared of it. And, definitly, she is. She's afraid to commit mistakes and to be judged. Here in the Philippines, even a single mistake like 'your and you're' will become a big laughing stock. Warfrick - I read this word somewhere and couple of comments were poured kesyo frick daw ung tinype instead of freak. I know that the poor girl was wrong, but condemning her for the mistake she committed, grabe na un. Oa lang amp.

[@ReaNinja]

Chao Trenchera Super agree with you on this! That's exactly what I meant in my video esp nga sa atin dito sa Philippines, there are so many grammar nazis. I mean I also try to correct, but only because it's needed, and the purpose should be to help and not to laugh at people for making mistakes. I also think there's always a proper way to provide feedback and not yung napapahiya ang tao. 💗

[@Dumbanana511]

Well, a big thanks once again for boosting someone's confidence through this video. :)

[@hdmovies5724]

This is so me 😄😄👋

[@ReaNinja]

Aww. Hope you overcome it. 💗😃

[@jecjecsvlog3920]

Request " AHS account for newbie's please ..

[@ravindrasingh897]

I want to ask one thing that speaking English means that you can say anything because we don't understand anything, and we don't understand anything.

[@ghelapuya4161]

i understand english but i can't speak english😢 it's so hard to think in english.. 😭😭

[@ReaNinja]

Ghel Apuya Practice is the best policy. 😂 Also watch English movies and read English books.

[@ravindrasingh897]

I am fearful for English language, can't understand, not confidence come, finally I am quit in English

[@alexxander1290]

nice advices,, maam,, how about im not hired in call center this month, even though i have cc experience.. what can you say about this?

[@ReaNinja]

alex xander Thank you Alex! It depends on what the company needs, or how your interview went. What do you think did not go well during your application?

[@alexxander1290]

the versant test, hahahaha,, but before i nailed,, i dont know what happen to me on that time... im just wondering about myself...

[@ReaNinja]

alex xander Ahhh LOL. Sorry coz I haven't experienced versant in my previous applications at all so I can't comment much on it, but I heard it has lots of loopholes. 😂 maybe you can try again or look for a center that doesn't have it? 😂

[@paulnicolaparua300]

What is a versant test?

[@alexxander1290]

thanks for encourgement,, ill try again,, maybe life is " weather weather lang"... hehehe

[@ravindrasingh897]

I am feeling narvous to speak English and can't understand

[@geraldinevillanueva5391]

Paano naman po ate kung di ka po magaling sa computer?

[@ReaNinja]

If you know the basics, you should be fine.

[@geraldinevillanueva5391]

Thank you po🙏😊

[@francisjebebulac981]

Are you saying that i should speak English with other people even though my grammar are incorrect? I think it's hard here in the Philippines because people here are so judgemental, some of them are bellow the belt in correcting your grammar even though they are educated people. So disappointed 😭

[@dhicoduarte5453]

Bulol ako sa letter S may pag asa pa ba? Hehehe

[@ReaNinja]

Yes! 😊

[@jessicashippley5270]

What is your native language?

[@ReaNinja]

Filipino/Visayan

[@arjohnlunod219]

Describe yourself in your favorite color ??

[@arjohnlunod219]

I Need your help mam thanks 😁

[@ReaNinja]

Think of your favorite color. Why is it your favorite and how can you relate it to your personality?😉 Example, yellow. You're sunny and warm. Bright. Cheerful.

[@eilonweehgrantlysecondlife7343]

Dont you feel great coz you speak so well the English language. Duh!

[@ReaNinja]

Para saan po ang duh?! 😂