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English Pronunciation
English pronunciation is generally really hard for Japanese people because it's totally different from the Japanese. Also, there are a lot of sounds in English that don't exist in Japanese. According to a book, I don't know why*, but it seems like I can't hear properly and differentiate the words which include the sounds that I can't pronounce correctly, so improving my English pronunciation is essential to improve my listening. It seems like speaking and listening are tightly connected to each other.*which?
English pronunciation is generally really hard for Japanese people because it's totally different from Japanese one (you could leave out "one" or replace it with "pronunciations") . Also, there are a lot of pronunciations in English that don't exist in Japanese. According to a book, I don't know why, but it seems like I can't listen to and differentiate the words which include the sounds that I can't pronounce correctly, so improving my listening skill is inevitable to improve my listening skill ("essential" or "necessary" to improving my listening skills.) It seems like speaking and listening skills are tightly connected each other.
According to a book, I don't know why, but it seems like I can't listen to and differentiate the words which include the sounds that I can't pronounce correctly
Im not entirely certain what is meant but to fit with the rest of the sentence you only need:
it seems like I can't listen to and differentiate words that I can't pronounce correctly, so improving my listening skill is essential to improving my listening skills.
Hope that helps!
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