n*******e
发帖数: 594 | 1 If you speak Chinese (or any other Asian language) your challenge is to
speak English in such a way, that you are understood both in person and also
on the phone.
1. Make a conscious effort every day to concentrate on speaking with care
when you talk on the phone. This is a great place to practice speaking.
because no one can watch you.
2. Speak s l o w l y, you will not sound dumb, people won't notice you're
not speaking fast and, they'll understand you without having to ask you to
repeat.
3. E | o********l
发帖数: 12430 | 2 good luck getting marked here. =) | n*******e
发帖数: 594 | | n******t
发帖数: 4406 | 4 Well, these are valuable tips, however,
a few of them are not very pratical.
also
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This is not true. Speed is actually an important factor.
The listeners will lose focus if you talk too slow.
Not everybody is as patient as your language teacher.
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Hehe, is this guide originally for Indians?
people
practice
【在 n*******e 的大作中提到】
: If you speak Chinese (or any other Asian language) your challenge is to
: speak English in such a way, that you are understood both in person and also
: on the phone.
: 1. Make a conscious effort every day to concentrate on speaking with care
: when you talk on the phone. This is a great place to practice speaking.
: because no one can watch you.
: 2. Speak s l o w l y, you will not sound dumb, people won't notice you're
: not speaking fast and, they'll understand you without having to ask you to
: repeat.
: 3. E
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