Natalia Tokar | Native-Like Fluency
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I think she made it perfectly clear in less than 1 min 🙂

I mean, that's a good example of a well-structured and precise message.

So many students want to finally add the "DONE" tag to their English practice. The more advanced you become, the better you realize that you're never going to be done, but the better it gets, the better it gets.
In this video, I talk about 5 levels of clarity and how to practice each in English
Good morning! Here is an interesting tip for those who are learning to give structured responses to people.
Some brilliant examples from history...
Do you also find that sometimes you would rather die than be politically correct🙂?

Learn to express the full spectrum of your emotions in English. Don't learn new words to be only polite and "empathetic". People are obsessed with "empathy" and "vulnerability in business communication, even though they mistake vulnerability for oversharing, and empathy for sympathy.

Learn to be direct, even blunt at times. Learn to be honest, serious, playful, straightforward, open, clear, kind, silly, funny, and learn to talk like YOU in any language.

So many people just copy paste good phrases never moving past that stage.

We learn a second language to understand more about our own identity and to learn to express ourselves. Go for it! Expland. Express yourself. Explore.
Play. Chase your Joy. Ask questions.
Learn every day.
⬇️⬇️⬇️A fragment of a meeting with students.
When you think you know what "rally" means and you try to change the meaning of the entire sentence so that it matches your expectations of what you think it should mean....
Don't play this game. Check again.
You're not supposed to know everything.
You're not supposed to be right, it's not the point.

Get it right - that's the point. The faster you can get it right, the more advanced you are as a learner.