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Talking in English: Issues...
Hey Hello, I hope you are well*. I just wanted to share my issues about speaking English. My English level is not very high, and you know sometimes when I speak it's very hard to have a perfect accent. Is the best way to get a better accent to speak with sometime native? Is it that true?*- I didn't know if you were talking to me or someone else you're already talking to, but "well" can be replaced with other words too depending on your understanding of your reader.
I hope you are alright. I hope you are doing well. I hope you are doing okay. ...feeling well, feeling well, feeling alright. -- these all suggest the reader was hurt/ill/sick in some way and you are asking about them.
I hope you're having a good (break, time, week, month, year, day.) Day is the most generic/ normal choice.
Using "I hope", it suggests you known the person/ reader at probably an acquaintance level rather than a broad announcement to anybody.
How are you? Is also a good choice.
Oh I almost forgot this! Can I learn French with my intermediate level of English? I try to practice 30 minutes of English and 30 minutes of French, but I don't know if this will help with affect my learning curve of English and or maybe or French, or if it's better just to polish a perfect accent and English.
If someone wants to practice her/his Spanish, I am here. Just ask. I like to teach words in Spanish, so just send me a message! Thank you very much!
Foreign languages are capitalized.
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