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Category Archives: Improving English Fluency

How Do You Pronounce “STR” Sounds

How can you improve your pronunciation of “str” sounds in English?

Posted byJon DaoOctober 18, 2020October 13, 2020Posted inImproving English Fluency, Pronunciation PracticeTags:accent, English pronunciation, English sounds, sound like a native speaker, speaking english, STR soundsLeave a comment on How Do You Pronounce “STR” Sounds

How Do You Say “Nevada”? (I was wrong!)

I was asked to help cover the #pronunciation of “Nevada” with a client, and oops– I taught him the incorrect way to say it.

Posted byJon DaoAugust 31, 2020Posted inPronunciation PracticeTags:English pronunciation, how do you pronounce, How is Nevada Pronounced, how to pronounce, how to pronounce nevada, how to say nevada, HowToPronounce, learn english, learn to pronounce, Nevada, nevada pronunciation, pronounce, pronounce nevada, pronouncing, pronunciation, pronunciation nevada, pronunciation tutorial, pronunciationbook, word pronunciationLeave a comment on How Do You Say “Nevada”? (I was wrong!)

We Can Get Better When Losing

Gaming skills and speaking skills are totally relatable, don’t you think?

Posted byJon DaoAugust 28, 2020August 26, 2020Posted inImproving English Fluency, Personal Communication, Public SpeakingTags:conversation apprehension, failure, fluency, gaming, speaking fluently, speech anxietyLeave a comment on We Can Get Better When Losing

Is it “my apologies for” or “my apologies on”?

Is it “My apologies for” or “My apologies on”?

Posted byJon DaoAugust 25, 2020August 24, 2020Posted inImproving English FluencyTags:apologize, english grammar, gerund, grammar, sorry, speaking englishLeave a comment on Is it “my apologies for” or “my apologies on”?

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