Daniel is Danish. He's not a native speaker. His English and his contribution to the world of work culture is amazing. A good exercise is to listen to him talk and notice the patterns that you can apply in your speech too.
A podcast about rhythm. How do people hear the language and how to apply this knowledge to improve the quality of your communication? https://youtu.be/iTwBD44X03E
YouTube
Russian vs English rhythm & stress patterns. Tips to improve the clarity of your communication
This channel educates non-native speakers to advance their communication skills in the English language.
Listen to the episode on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/natasha-tokar/russian-vs-english-rhythm-stress-patterns-tips-to-improve-the-clarity-of-your…
Listen to the episode on SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/natasha-tokar/russian-vs-english-rhythm-stress-patterns-tips-to-improve-the-clarity-of-your…
The next voice message is in Russian. From a conversation with a friend today. I thought it'd make sense to share it here as well since it explains my philosophy of resetting your "inner settings to default" before you practice a complicated move.
The next meeting in Moscow in on Aug 16 at 12.00. The topic is "Transforming "direct translation" into native-like English utterances"
As always, we eat breakfast/brunch together and practice. Register here http://careerboost.ru/ If you're a student of any of my courses, enjoy 20% off your ticket
a new video on Listening skills and Native-like fluency https://youtu.be/PZzdzWM2Jqc
YouTube
Skill #2. Intensive listening & Short-term memory
Consider joining the course "Learn to HEAR every single word that people say in ENGLISH" -
https://courses.nataliatokar.me/courses/listening-course-how-to-hear-every-word-in-english
0:00 Why advanced learners need to practice intensive listening & short…
https://courses.nataliatokar.me/courses/listening-course-how-to-hear-every-word-in-english
0:00 Why advanced learners need to practice intensive listening & short…
We eat and practice together tomorrow at 12:00. Moscow. M2 organic cafe
Завтра в 12:00 практика и личное общение.
Вместе делаем упражнения по методологии развития уровня Native-Like.
Вместе делаем упражнения по методологии развития уровня Native-Like.
take a quizz to see how well you FEEL if English sentences sound off. https://www.shmoop.com/grammar/syntax
Shmoop
Syntax | Shmoop
Syntax may sound like a super-villain sent from the future, but it actually refers to the rules that we use to create vibrant, concise sentences. Feww!!
It's a good illustration of what students learn to see in the course "Learn to THINK in English"
what are run-on sentences and how to fix them https://www.instagram.com/p/CECJ_z9prex/
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You can apply to join the Confident Speaking Practice group until Sep 5. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScSYnzFzR1StYBv5ZCGZbwmfoXT7S57bnrWGWDUoiyjvR5bew/viewform
Google Docs
Apply to join the "Confident Speaking Practice" group
For advanced learners only.
We meet online
Every Thursday and Sunday at 18.00 Moscow time
Every session is 2 hours long
Our goals:
- learn to articulate our thoughts in English without much preparation
- diversify our vocabulary
- master the rhythm…
We meet online
Every Thursday and Sunday at 18.00 Moscow time
Every session is 2 hours long
Our goals:
- learn to articulate our thoughts in English without much preparation
- diversify our vocabulary
- master the rhythm…
This is a small international online group where we work on native-like fluency. 2 sessions a week. Each session is 2 hours (18-20.00 Moscow time). Real-time feedback and individual approach. The skills we work on: storytelling in English, presentation skills, summarizing the gist, spontaneous & confident reactions in English, self-correcting algorithms, advanced listening skills, intonations, rhythm, and much more