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in today's lesson we will analyze the

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english of five celebrities who are

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non-native speakers just like you after

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watching how these celebrities use

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english as a tool for communication you

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will certainly feel inspired to keep

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improving your own english this is

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actually a sequel to the first video we

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did on this series in case you haven't

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seen that one yet i'll link it in the

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description for you to check out later

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but before we start every week we

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release lessons to help you to

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[Music]

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you know of course i

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don't know the

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real underground oh just

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so scary and dangerous

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and 1990

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is like a

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big change of society feelings you know

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an all too digital

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and then a

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feeling of people and change of

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atmosphere of a society or something

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it's like a chaos

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the cool thing about ken's english in

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this clip is that even though he doesn't

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use a variety of verb tenses he is still

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able to sound conversational by using

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discourse markers or fillers such as you

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know and right

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these kinds of words give you a moment

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to think and help you sound more natural

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and conversational here are some other

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examples of discourse markers

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i mean

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atmosphere of a society or something

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something else that is really cool here

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is how ken uses or something at the end

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of the phrase you can use the phrase or

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something when you want to sound vague

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or when you don't know the exact word to

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call something here's an example

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he works with computer programming or

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something

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in this example i'm not sure exactly

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what he does all i know is that it's

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something related to computer

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programming

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it's like a chaos

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the correct way to say this would be

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it's so chaotic however this is an

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example of a mistake that doesn't really

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interfere with communication even though

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it's not correct we can still understand

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the message ken is trying to convey

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remember that making mistakes in english

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is okay as long as it does not impede in

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communication

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no we were here in l.a yeah because my

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brother lives here and we're very close

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i'm 11 years young

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older than him and he has a little baby

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i had met him but my kids still had not

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their cousin and they were very angry

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and upset about that and finally we

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could be here together with them

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one of the most important things you can

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develop as an english speaker is the

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ability to self-correct to self-correct

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it means to recognize when you make a

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mistake and immediately correct yourself

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this is exactly what penelope does here

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she starts by saying she's younger than

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her brother maybe out of nervousness she

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confused old and young momentarily but

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realizing that was not what she meant to

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say she immediately corrects herself

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listen again i'm 11 years young

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older than him also notice that penelope

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has a good command of verb tenses she

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even uses the past perfect when she says

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i had met him which is a more advanced

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verb tense and not so commonly used in

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i had met him but my kids still had not

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met

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their cousin finally notice that while

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penelope clearly speaks with a foreign

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accent it's not hard to understand what

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she says it goes to show that it's

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perfectly okay for you to speak english

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with an accent as long as you speak

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clearly and your message is easy to

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good night it was very nice to meet you

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please hurry okay

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sometimes i just love the way they talk

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and then they told me this and your

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accent even if you reduce all your body

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weight and everything you have a normal

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your accent

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i said your accent i mean it will go

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give people a goose bumps

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with the german accent

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it will get people to creeps

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they will get scared he says no one in

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hollywood ever has become a leading man

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that had an accent

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doesn't happen this is the kind of stuff

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that they heard they said no you see

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it's impossible and plus your name you

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name who can pronounce schwarzen

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schnitzel or something like that

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no one can pronounce it so forget about

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it arnold but you know something

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i didn't give a

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i didn't

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when talking about his experience trying

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to get into movies arnold schwarzenegger

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was told that his accent would give

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people goosebumps if something gives you

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goosebumps it makes the hair on your

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skin raise because you're excited

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touched scared or in this case repulsed

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arnold was also told that his accent

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would give people the creeps if

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something gives you the creeps it makes

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you feel uneasy and uncomfortable

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your accent i mean it will go give

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people goosebumps with that german

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accent

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it will get people to creeps but you

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know something

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i didn't give a

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i didn't

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arnold's story is very inspiring even

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though he was told all these things by

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hollywood agents and managers he still

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didn't let it stop him from going after

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his dream of becoming a lead actor in

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movies arnold says he didn't give a

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this is an informal phrase that means

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you don't care about something or in

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this case what other people think or say

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about you this is a vulgar phrase and

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you wouldn't want to say it in formal

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situations

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i didn't mind i didn't care about that

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i wasn't bothered by that

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even though arnold has a strong foreign

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accent he's still able to make himself

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understood and has been able to achieve

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a lot of success in his life after

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becoming mr universe he then went on to

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become a movie star and a successful

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entrepreneur he even became governor of

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california this goes to show that

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english should never stand in the way of

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your dreams

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now we believe that your primary goal

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should always be communicating and

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connecting with others all the

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celebrities that we've seen so far have

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been able to achieve a lot of success

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despite speaking english with an accent

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and making mistakes however this list

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wouldn't be complete without people who

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have truly mastered the english language

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to an exceptional level to the point

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that they've acquired what we call

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native like english while this is not

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necessary to become a confident and

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natural english speaker it is possible

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to achieve that level if you're willing

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to put in the time and effort required

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so let's take a look at a couple of

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celebrities who speak native like

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how does that feel to make

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did make you feel good that you're an

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inspiration to women i don't know it

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makes me feel kind of crazy because i'm

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just trying to you know live my life to

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the best i can yeah um and if the

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byproduct of that is that great right

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but that's not like it's not something

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you walk out saying i'm gonna be an

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inspiration today

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the good thing about it is i was really

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nervous the day before because i haven't

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done stand-up and my sweet sweet husband

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um i was like i'm i would never be able

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to be roasted because i take offense to

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everyone

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what do you mean but he was so sweet i

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was like no i can't say this this is

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like offensive to you and he was like

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you're not mean enough he rewrote some

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of my jokes

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so priyanka uses an impressive amount of

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connected speech here let's analyze it

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she says kinda instead of kinda which i

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bet you've probably heard before it

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makes me feel kind of crazy because i'm

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just trying to you know live my life to

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the t in just is followed by the t in

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trying so she connects the two and just

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utters one of the t's just trying

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she drops the g and trying trying and

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reduces two to just a schwa sound uh and

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trying them so instead of saying a fool

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because i'm just trying to priyanka says

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because i'm just trying to

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because i'm just trying to you know live

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my life to the best i can

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now reductions like these are super

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common let's check out a couple examples

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wow that was kind of brutal because

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that's another thing

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that you don't want to do he knew we

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were trying to get rid of him

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he knew

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i'm just trying to you know live my life

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to the best i can yeah um and it's the

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byproduct of that is that great great

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but that's not like it's not something

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you walk out saying i'm gonna be an

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inspiration today

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priyanka also uses an advanced word here

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byproduct a byproduct is a secondary

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result that was not originally intended

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she's saying that her primary goal is to

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live her life as best as she can if

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other people feel inspired by her then

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she considers that a byproduct of her

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your dad was a tv director

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so you wandered around studios like this

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totally when i came in i felt like oh my

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god this is like my childhood because it

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was a tv director so it was always like

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he was in the booth yeah directing and

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you guys are listening

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and i was just running around you said

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it was like a larry king type show in

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brazil yeah it was it was a one-on-one

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interview so it wasn't as much fun

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because it wouldn't like a lot of people

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inside it was just two people our

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directors are the meanest people

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great to point out about lisey braga's

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english is how natural she sounds she

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looks very comfortable speaking english

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we can tell that language is really not

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a barrier for her she's able to be fully

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present in the moment and enjoy the

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conversation look at what she does in

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this segment your dad was a tv director

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so you wandered around notice that she

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replies with the same auxiliary verb the

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host uses he says your dad was and she

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replies he was she does that to match

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what the other speaker says this may

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seem like something small

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but it shows how precise she is with her

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english and it also shows that her

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listening skills are excellent an

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intermediate speaker would probably

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answer yeah or yes here so you wandered

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around studios like this totally again

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instead of simply saying yes to the

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question alice says totally which is a

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common colloquial way to agree with

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something that is being said

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you said it was like a larry king type

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show in brazil yeah it was it was a

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one-on-one interview again we can see

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elise matching her answer with the tents

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the woman used before the woman says you

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said it was and at least it replies with

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yeah it was another interesting point is

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related to the cultural aspect of the

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language larry king was a famous

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american television host and radio

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broadcaster he had a show in which he

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would interview people one-on-one as

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alicia says alicia obviously knows who

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larry king was that's why she uses him

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as an example to illustrate what kind of

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tv program her father directed in brazil

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being aware of the other person's

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cultural background is also a

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characteristic of a proficient english

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speaker

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you know of course i

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don't know the

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real underground

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which is

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so scary and dangerous that

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and the 1990

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is like a

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big changeable society feelings you know

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yeah and all too digital

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and then a

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feeling of people and change of um

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atmosphere of a society or something

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it's like a chaos

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right

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we were here in l.a yeah because my

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brother lives here and we're very close

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i'm 11 years young

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older than him

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and he has a little baby

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i had met him but my kids still had not

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met

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their cousin and they were very angry

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and upset about that and finally we

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could be here together with them

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and then

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they told me this and your accent even

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if you reduce all your body weight and

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everything you have a normal body

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your accent

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as if you accidentally mean it will go

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give people goosebumps

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with the german accent

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it will get people to creeps when

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something gives you the creeps it makes

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you feel

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laid back and relaxed

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angry and mad

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uneasy and uncomfortable

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they will get scared he says no one in

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hollywood ever has become a leading man

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that had an accent

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doesn't happen this is the kind of stuff

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that they heard they said no you see

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it's impossible and plus your name you

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name who can pronounce schwarzen

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schnitzel or something like that

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no one can pronounce it so forget about

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it arnold but you know something

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i didn't give a

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i didn't

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how does that feel to make

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did it make you feel good that you're an

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inspiration to women i don't know it

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makes me feel kind of crazy because i'm

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just trying to you know live my life to

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the best i can yeah um and if the

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byproduct of that is that byproduct

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means a secondary result that was

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originally intended a secondary result

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that was not originally intended a

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primary result that was not originally

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intended

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[Music]

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great but that's not like it's not

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something you walk out saying i'm going

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to be an inspiration today

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the good thing about it is i was really

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nervous the day before because i haven't

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done stand up and my sweet sweet husband

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um i was like i'm i would never be able

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to be roasted yeah because i take

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offense to everyone

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what do you mean but he was so sweet i

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was like no i can't say this this is

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like offensive to you and he was like

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you're not mean enough he rewrote some

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of my jokes

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your dad was a tv director he was so you

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wandered around studios what is a common

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way to agree with something someone says

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unlikely

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truly

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totally

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studios like this totally when i came in

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i felt like oh my god this is like my

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childhood because it was a tv director

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so it was always like he was in the

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booth yeah directing and you guys are

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listening right now and i was just

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running around you said it was like a

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larry king type show in brazil yeah it

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was it was a one-on-one interview so it

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wasn't as much fun because it wouldn't

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like a lot of people on the side it was

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just two people our directors are the

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meanest people

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[Laughter]

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thanks for watching please like this

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video and subscribe to the channel so

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that youtube knows that you want more

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videos like this one now if your goal is

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to become a more confident advanced

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english speaker like some of the

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celebrities that we've seen today then i

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highly recommend that next you watch

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this lesson let's check out a clip

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look

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see

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watch stare glimpse glance glare peak

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gaze

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all right so there's no doubt that

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getting to a more advanced level in a

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language can help you to communicate

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more confidently when you speak it over

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the last 10 years that i've been

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teaching english and learning languages

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myself there's a lot of things that i've

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noticed that advanced learners do or

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speakers do that make them successful

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that unfortunately other learners don't

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do and they stay stuck at intermediate