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2006-10-09 Mon 20:37
Today I read an article about the secrets of speaking skill up.
That is, you should give up 20% of what you want to say. For example, when you want to mention a chrysanthemum, Kiku, you can substitute "a yellow flower" for it. Another example, if you cannot say, "uguisu-color" in English, you can say "green" for it. If you cannot say "purple", you can even say "blue" for it. According to the article, how well you speak English depends on how many words you know and how correctly you can use grammar. It sounds like it makes sense.   [ネイティブチェック後はこちら] |
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リンク（英語学習仲間）
英文日記を書かれている方、英語学習をしている方、お互い研鑽のために相互リンクしましょう。お声をかけてくださいね。
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