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Latest post Thu, Jun 17 2004 12:35 PM by Vip. 1 replies.
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Vip  +  33518 Thu, 17 Jun 04 12:35 PM

Sometimes during teaching some English words I face problems .

Most of these problems are about the way we pronounce the English words . When I pronounce some English words my students laugh cause the same pronunciation is about a bad word in my native language or it has a meaning of some critical parts of the human body .

Do you have the same in your language ?

Best regards
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David  +  33667 Fri, 18 Jun 04 03:50 PM
Happens all the time. Ignore it and keep learning.
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