The way I practiced speaking English with someone | speak fluent English

[@goldenboy-br]

Hunji video, now Sunday is complete ☆, great video like always 🎉.

[@hunji._]

Hahaha hope you had a good weekend✨😌

[@goldenboy-br]

Thanks , same for you😊.

[@MrMwurm]

If you keep going like that you will become journalist material😊, so it's like knowing the right questions to ask- of course, based on the topic under discussion. ie:(in example) to a firefighter, you would ask 'if there were any accelerants'. And or, 'could you trace it back to it's origination'.' were the homeowners combative or compliant during the interview. There are ways to dig into the thoughts of others. Phrases like what you might hear in a court room: 'IS IT POSSIBLE?'/ IS THERE ANYONE WHO CAN CORROBORATE YOUR STORY?'/ 'COULD YOU HAVE...?' 'WAS THERE ANY ANIMOSITY LEADING UP TO.. SUCH AND SUCH EVENT?'/ 'COULD IT BE THAT.......?'/ or 'IF YOU WERE IN THEIR SHOES HOW MIGHT THIS HAVE PLAYED OUT?' THESE are interrogative and also leading questions BUT YOU WOULDN'T USE THESE TACTICS ON YOUR FRIENDS. more likely than not, you wouldn't be friends much longer. And there are times they are quite necessary in order to reach proper conclusions, if you're playing the field, or the person is being evasive. Just sharing some ideas. I hope I'm not overstepping my bounds. Thoughts to ponder😂😂😂 I only wish I could speak Korean like that. One day😢

[@hunji._]

Hi Mike haha Thank you for this comment :D

[@MrMwurm]

@@hunji._ I figure you speak English well enough to pick and choose the words you wanna use. Actually, if you have a dictionary or a thesaurus-this one usually gives synonyms and antonyms. With these type words you can actually speak in a way that makes you appear very intelligent. But, you do well too know that most people are not into it used to sounding too intelligent. They might call one like that 'high minded', or maybe Even ' snooty'. The average American likes average kind of talk with maybe a little Street slang (but it's not necessary). I've seen a few of your little short skits, it's good that your maintaining your regular theme. Keep up the fine progress (:-)

[@MrMwurm]

@@hunji._ 안녕하세요 홍지, Please allow me to ask you: If it's currently midnight here in central U.S.A. what time is it there in Korea?

[@hunji._]

@@MrMwurm Hi Mike, I'm Hunji(훈지) :) i'm currently based in Malaysia. 1pm here

[@MrMwurm]

@@hunji._ thank you for that. Oh and the correct spelling on your name. I thought that too. But the phone refused to spell it correctly. . Keep on going with your work have a nice afternoon, hope your enjoying Malaysia..

[@itacirgabral1687]

your flowers are always full blossoms

[@hunji._]

Hey! Happy to see your comment :D yeah, it stays in full bloom haha

[@MrMwurm]

Dude, are you on the up n up?

[@MrMwurm]

​@@hunji._want necessarily speaking to anyone, sorry

[@shristisingh5320]

Love 💕 from India ❤

[@hunji._]

Hi :D

[@ibrahimr5221]

Hi Hunji , How are you long time no see , I have problem, I can understand but in speaking , just little

[@hunji._]

Hi Ibrahim! How is it going :) do you use any apps and talk to people in English?

[@ibrahimr5221]

@@hunji._ No just I use busuu , and shadowing in KZbin , would you hunji recommend me to do something else

[@MrMwurm]

​@@hunji._and as you often say: 'continue getting exposure to the language'.

[@MrMwurm]

​@@hunji._I've been studying, reading, listening to and just recently writing phrases, sentence structure being the focus. But because we speak backwards from each other it takes time. Case in point-Everytime I talk to someone on the phone who's from another country it becomes difficult to understand them. So speaking does have to be close enough to be understood. You have to slow it down and enunciate. If not, everyone feels like they're doing arithmetic. The speaker and the listener. Just honest feedback. Hope it is perceived well.