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Thanks, for your interest... Mithunbarik wrote: For what purpose you want to learn English? Answer: The world is speaking English

I agree with Pioussoul. For example: Mary: I can hardly hear him. What language is he speaking? John: I'm having trouble hearing him, too, but I think he's speaking English. It's really hard to be sure, isn't it? -- And I also see the difference similarly: Without 'in': I'm...

Ricky06 wrote: If I mean "I am now using English", should I say: 1. I am speaking English. 2. I am speaking in English. Are the two the same? Thanks.Ricky For me, they both sound right, because they can be interpreted as following: 1. I am speaking (the) English (language). 2. I am...

As for your question,I would pick #2. 1. "I am speaking English." does not sound right to me. "I speak English." means I have an ablity to speak English. "I am having an ability to speak English." is kind of wierd, unless you have some kind of super power that allows you to turn the skill on...

If I mean "I am now using English", should I say: 1. I am speaking English. 2. I am speaking in English. Are the two the same? Thanks. Ricky

Hi! Thanks to you I had this reply: Dear Goulven, What is it again that you are studying? Because we are looking for people studying Translation or Languages applied to translation. I look forward to hearing from you. Kind regards, Beatriz *** Project Manager ...

<How does speaking English with an Indian accent = progress? > English is spoken with many accents. <Why not France? or Albania? Surely those countries are doing better than India, a poverty stricken 3rd word country, from what I've heard.Surely Texas outstrips India...

Maybe progress is leaving you behind. How does speaking English with an Indian accent = progress? Remember the acrolect in India is RP. And why India in particular? Why not France? or Albania? Surely those countries are doing better than India, a poverty stricken 3rd word country, from what I've...

As a non native-speaker I have some problems writing my cover letter to a Canadian company. I would be very thankful if you could have a look at this: Dear Mr _________ I would like to apply for the HR internship that you recently advertised on ________. I first became interested in...

So anyone moving to America would be wise to learn American English - the native language. Actually, in some instances learning RP would actually be better. If you can speak with a nearly perfect RP accent, you will be perceived as being a native speaker of British English, on this side...