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When someone describes some other person's English "He has a flowing English" or he has a flow English when he speaks English

what does that mean?

For learning: English
Base language: English
Category: Language

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Kariem
Feb 10, 2013
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When you have a flow, you speak fluently and naturally.

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I am sure that it would be correct to say "he has a smooth/flowing (as fluent as liquid) English"

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Stredos
Feb 10, 2013
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You describe a person's speech as fluent. Flowing gives a slightly different image (literally, of water or another real liquid). Be careful of confusing similar words like these!

His English is fluent. Her speech is fluent. They speak English fluently.

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Peachey
Feb 10, 2013
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