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I'm back! Hello! I haven't been on iTalki for half a year! To be honest, I haven't practiced my English either. My work as a realtor has been heavier since I got a bigger role at my agency, so I have been absent. My girlfriend and I are planning to visit England later this year, and I've become nervous because I don't feel my English is good enough to travel on my own yet. I started to train my listening because I think that's my weakest skill, especially since I'm still not very used to British pronunciation. I'm also a little worried about the vocabulary, should I know how are different things called in England or it'd be okay just like this? I don't know how people can travel anywhere without knowing a bit of the language!

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I'm back!

Hello!

I haven't been on iTalki for half a year!

To be honest, I haven't practiced my English either. My work as a realtor has been heavier busier since I got a bigger role at my agency, so I have been absent.

My girlfriend and I are planning to visit England later this year, and I've become nervous because I don't feel my English is good enough to travel on my own yet. I started to train my listening because I think that's my weakest skill, especially since I'm still not very used to British pronunciation.  (work on my listening/improve my listening skills - train my listening sounds a little strange)

I'm also a little worried about the vocabulary, should I know the difference between American & British English? how are different things called in England or it'd  will I be okay just like this?

I don't know how people can travel anywhere without knowing a bit of the language!
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I'm back!

Hello!

I haven't been on iTalki for half a year!

To be honest, I haven't practiced my English either. My work as a realtor has been heavier since I got a bigger role at my agency, so I have been absent.

My girlfriend and I are planning to visit England later this year, and I've become nervous because I don't feel that my English is good enough to travel on my own yet. I started to practice my listening because I think that's my weakest skill, especially since I'm not very used to British pronunciation yet.

I'm also a little worried about the vocabulary, should I know what different things are called in England or would my vocabulary be okay as is?

I don't know how people can travel anywhere without knowing a bit of the language!
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I'm back!

Hello!

I haven't been on iTalki for half a year!

To be honest, I haven't been practicing my English either. My work as a realtor has been heavier hectic since I got a bigger role was appointed to a higher position at my agency, so I have been absent.

My girlfriend and I are planning to visit England later this year, and I've become nervous because I don't feel my English is good enough to travel on my own yet. I started to train practice my listening because I think that's my weakest spot skill, especially since I'm still not very used to British pronunciation.

I'm also a little worried about the my vocabulary, should I know how are what different things are called in England or it'll be okay just like this?

I don't know how people can travel anywhere without knowing a bit of the language!

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