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Welcome to English Never Stops, Ayham! It is great to have you as a new member of our global learning community. You will have many opportunities to improve your English with people from around the world who share your goal of mastering the language!
Keep up the great work and keep getting connected with other members, this is just the beginning!
nice recording Ayham,I actually learned some words from u :) and welcome to the ENS community :)
Great Podcast Jin, thanks so much for sharing this with us! You make some great points about the difficulties surrounding discussions of a political nature. However, in an environment where everyone is respectful and open to the opinions of others, discussions of this nature can in fact be extremely valuable. However, as you mention, it is important to be sensitive to the opinions and ideas of others.Ā
Overall, you provide a very interesting Podcast, one that asks some critical and insightful questions. Keep up the great work Jin!
Hereās some feedback to help you to improve:
To be honestlyā¦ = To be honestā¦
Freedom they desired for.
-Pronunciation of the letter T, specifically when it occurs at the end of a word. You often donāt pronounce the letter T when it is the last letter in a Ā word (ex. about).
-Pronunciation of avoid.Ā
-Pronunciation of million.
Nice recording Jin but there are some words i couldn't get their pronunciation
Reflection about my experience in a conversation club at the U.S. Consulate.
I talked with German before, and feel English enjoyably, chat with native speaker will be better.
Yeah u r right talking with natives is really interesting :)
Reflection about my experience in a conversation club at the U.S. Consulate.
I talked with German before, and feel English enjoyably, chat with native speaker will be better.
Hey Manal! Thanks so much for sharing this experience with us! It is great to know about the strategies that you are using to improve your English. Attending these types of conversation meetings in your city is a wonderful idea and a great way for you to improve your speaking skills.
A great next step for you is to help many other members of ENS by providing them with feedback/corrections. The more people who you help, the more people will help you in return and the more everyone will improve together!
Keep up the great work and keep working together with other members of ENS!
Thx a lot Jeff u always encourage me :)
Reflection about my experience in a conversation club at the U.S. Consulate.
Good job Manal! Itās good to know about the changes of American accent.Ā A quick suggestion, when you say āitās for freeā, you can just say āitās freeā.
Thx Jordan I always learn from u :)
Reflection about my experience in a conversation club at the U.S. Consulate.
This is my schedule for this week; I didn't catch the week from its beginning, so my week started from today J(7/8-7/14)
Tuesday:Ā Participating in the conversation club in the U.S. Consulate. /Writing a summary about this participation
Wednesday: Making a Podcast/ Reading /Writing an essay / Listening / Ā Ā Skype Conversation
Thursday: Provide Micro-Feedback to at least 5Ā members of ENS/ Posting a Post a Conversation Invitation / Skype Conversation
Friday: Ā Writing a paragraph describing my city/ Skype Conversation/Reflection/ Provide Micro-Feedback to at least 5Ā members of ENS
Saturday: Making a Podcast (My Favourite Place) / Provide Micro-Feedback to at least 5Ā members of ENS/ Skype Conversation/
Sunday: Skype Conversation/ Reading
Monday: Listening/ Reading / Skype Conversation
Hiā¦.My name is Menessa from Iraq ā¦.I hope u can listen and correct me plz if I had a mistake ā¦thank u :)
Thanks Menesa for your post!.Ā
One suggestion from my side is that you can use other pronouns and Ā adjectives when you talk about the people like Imam hussein, like you used āthis guyā when you talked about him.
Keep up the great work, looking forward to hear more from you.
Great Reflection Recording Menessa, thank you so much for sharing this with us! You do a wonderful job of summarizing your conversation with Bilal! You provide us with some great details about your conversation and your speaking is quite clear, so it is easy for us to understand your ideas about the most important people in your country!
A great next step for you, Menessa, is to help many other members of ENS by providing them with comments/corrections/feedback. The more people who you help, the more people will help you in return and the more you will all improve together!
One thing that you can do to improve your speaking is to avoid using the word āguyā in your Podcast. This is a very informal/slang/colloquial term and would not normally be used when you are talking about very important people in your countryās history. This type of language shouldnāt be used when you are talking about someone who is very important, rather you should use more formal language.
Keep up the great work Menessa, this is just the beginning!
Nice recording Menessa I like it keep it up
Sorry for the noises in background. Those are because of Monsoon showers.Ā
Great Reflection Recording, Robin! This is a great way for you to share your conversations with the ENS community, while it is also a great way for you to receive feedback on your spoken English. Overall, you do an excellent job of summarizing the conversation, while you do a great job of describing different festivals and celebrations from around the world.Ā
A great next step for you is to provide some other members of ENS with feedback or corrections to help them to improve. The more people who you help, the more people will help you in return and the more you will all improve together!
Here is one suggestion to help you to improve your speaking:
Pronunciation of W - specifically when it occurs at the start of a word (ex. We - often sounds like Ve).Ā
Keep up the great work Robin
Nice recording Robin :) but I'm the one who talked about spring not jin :D . and the same not that Jeff mentioned the pronunciation of w do u remember wait? :D
A reflection a bout my conversation with adnane ,jin and robin
Nice reflection.Ā You are very fluent.Ā You may try to slow down a little bit and it will make your speech even clearer.
Thx jordan . I agree with u I have to slow down
A reflection a bout my conversation with adnane ,jin and robin
Great Reflection Recording Manal! This is a great example of how you can share your ideas with the ENS community, while receiving feedback from other members of ENS to help you to improve!
Overall, you provide a wonderful summary of your conversation! A great next step for you is to help many members of ENS by providing them with feedback/corrections to help them to improve. The more members of ENS who you help, the more help you will receive in return.
Here are some suggestions to help you to improve your spoken English:
1.) Pronunciation of conversation.
2.) This is my second record (recording).
Keep up the great work and keep working together with other members of ENS, this is just the beginning!
I see substantial improvement in fluency. Last podcast was much better from pronunciation point of view. Pronunciation of word ātā. ātalkedā sounded like ātookedā, at 0.41 sec you could have said āxyz festival is celebrated every yearā, at 0.56 sec you could have said āwe still follow this traditionā. Keep it up.
Thx akb1 u made me pay attention for a lot of things i didn't know about it before :)
A reflection a bout my conversation with adnane ,jin and robin
Great Reflection Recording Manal! This is a great example of how you can share your ideas with the ENS community, while receiving feedback from other members of ENS to help you to improve!
Overall, you provide a wonderful summary of your conversation! A great next step for you is to help many members of ENS by providing them with feedback/corrections to help them to improve. The more members of ENS who you help, the more help you will receive in return.
Here are some suggestions to help you to improve your spoken English:
1.) Pronunciation of conversation.
2.) This is my second record (recording).
Keep up the great work and keep working together with other members of ENS, this is just the beginning!
Thx a lot Jeff for ur helpful notes IĀ appreciate it :)
A reflection a bout my conversation with adnane ,jin and robin
Cultural customs and traditions of my country.
I`m looking forward to your corrections or comments)
nice recording lvana! but i think when u said ukrainian traditions are related to religion i think u pronounced related in a different way
Podcast, a boring guyās lecture.Ā Topic: learning English in a non-English speaking country.
i think it's a very nice and helpful recording I learned a lot from it keep it up jordan :)
Hello my friends!
This is my first post of ENS learning program, i talked about cultural practices in Ramadan.
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Great work hanan it's a very nice recording l like it so much mashaa allah :) Ā and i agree with hassan in his comments . keep it up :)
Great Podcast Manal, thank you so much for sharing this with us! It is so interesting to learn about your country! You provide us with some amazing information about Egypt and about Alexandria specifically. It is amazing to know that the library of Alexandria has over 8 million books and that it is thousands of years old - this is truly amazing! It is also very interesting to learn about Ramadan!
A great next step for you is to help many other members of ENS by providing them with small, but specific feedback/corrections. The more people who you help, the more people will help you in return. Then, you can all improve together in this way!
One thing that you can focus on to improve your speaking skills is your fluency. Overall, your speaking is excellent, however there are moments where you hesitate/pause as you search for the appropriate expressions to share your ideas. You should continue to focus on improving your vocabulary and you should also try to have daily conversations in English, these are both important steps toward improving your speaking skills!
Keep up the great work Manal, this is just the beginning!
Good podcast on the topic. I found it in a steady flow connecting the main ideas. The background noise made it difficult to understand some part of the conversation. You have to practise speaking your mouth properly open, so it becomes more clear and good. The way you pronounced AlexandriaĀ seems different from the English way of pronouncing it.
Encouraging. My humble suggestion is to speak a little louder and everything is fantastic. Keep it
thanks akb1 for ur comment . i agree with u the sound wasn't that clear i will work on it . :)
