Recherche parmi différents professeurs en Anglais…
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Nihongo o hanasu koto ga dekimasu ka? Konnichiwa! Ogenki desu ka? Wiruseru desu. Nihongo o hanasu koto ga dekimasu ka?

こんにちわ. おげんき です か. ウィルゼル です. にほんご を はなす こと が できます か.
19 juin 2009
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Onamae wa nan desu ka? Konnichiwa! Watashi wa Wiruseru Canrasu desu. Onamae wa nan desu ka?
14 juin 2009
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Pronunciation is one of the keys!
1.       Rightly or wrongly, the way that you speak is one of the first things that people notice about you. People will judge your background, education and social standing just by the way you speak.
2.       Even if you can already communicate in English if you don't speak clearly, people won't understand you and they won't want to talk to you, because it's just too tiring.
3.       Listening and understanding are also important. If you don't know how different words are pronounced you will not improve your understanding.
Don't confuse pronunciation with accent. It doesn't mean that we all have to talk like the Queen of England. As long as your pronunciation is understandable and pleasant that's fine, if people struggle to understand you then you may need to try and reduce your accent, but unless you are an actor, and you need to play different roles, please don't try to get rid of your accent.
But successful speaking is more than just knowing how to pronounce words correctly.
Enunciation is is the act of speaking clearly and concisely, making each word sound as clear as possible.
Elocution is about putting the right emphasis and nuance into what you are saying.
2 juin 2009
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Correct Pronunciation/Fluency

Here you will find some tips on how to improve your English conversation skills. <o:p></o:p>

The main goal is fluency. Remember that you don't have to know many complex grammatical structures to achieve that goal! First of all try to speak as fluent as possible (even making some grammar mistakes). Then, after making your speaking fluent, you can focus on grammar aspects.

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            Many people think that knowing a lot of words is a key to fluent speaking. It's true! However, there are many people who have wide idiolect and problem with fluency. They try to learn more and more words because they think vocabulary is their problem. They don't realize the problem is somewhere else. They always try to use exact translation of the word thay want to use, but it causes that they often get stuck. <o:p></o:p>

               If you have same problem remember that almost all words can be swapped by some other words. If you'll be speaking and suddenly stop, trying to get to your mind translation of some word, forget it! Try to say what you have on mind in other words - practising it is a real key to fluent English conversation! <o:p></o:p>

1 juin 2009
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Just English!

This is purely English conversation.... should you like to be more fluent in English, practice would help.

15 mai 2009
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