Pracisting your speaking and pronunciation skills?

[Assya]

hi we say thak you so much

[Fei20028]

I am glad to say:Hello every one ,this is my first time here to speak in English .

[Assya]

thank you

[Fei20028]

I cant make my own record I dont know why.?

[H_m]

i want to speak american language ???
how i did that ?

[Maia K]

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Hello, This is a recording from Listening comrehension Part i TOEIC. Please kindly listen to that. Everyone is welcome to correct me! Thanks

[Auraera]

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TOEIC Listening Comprehension Transcript

Ok,/ if I could have/ your attention/ please./ We have/ a new board member/ to formally/ introduce today./ I say new /because he's new /to those of you /sitting at this table, /but not to many/ of you/ personally/. John Clayton /has been /with or firm/ for almost 20 years now/. He started as a hardware technician /and worked his way up to/ senior manager, /then systems director, /and finally /to his current position /of vice president /in charge of /research /and development/. Since /you're all familiar /with John's work, I want to tell you/ a little about /his personal life./ John is married /with three wonderful children, /ages 12, /9 /and 7./ Last year,/ his 9-year-old, /Luke, /was diagnosed/ with Hodgkin's disease./ This was /of course/ terrible news /for John and his wife Karen, but they have helped Luke battle the sickness, /and he is doing /very well./ During this difficult period,/ John was able /to do /his job /despite missing/ several weeks /attending to his family/. His election/ to our board /of directors/is a testament /to his courage, /perseverance, /and high personal standards. /John replaces Martin Lynch,/ who retired last November, /and though those /are big shoes to fill,/ I am confident /that he is /more than up /to the task. /But enough/ blather from me./ John...

[Maia K]

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Hello Dear Tirsten, Please listen to this recording and correct me . Anyone is welcome as well!!! THANK YOU

[Maia K]

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Hi dear Frei , You are more then welcome to the forum!! Stay with us and speak with us, Write your posts or comments here. We are all learners and we are here to correct our skill. Don't be ashamed if you make some mistakes, we all did and doing the same. We can improve and one day you will be in the list of Winners I beleive!!! So go ahead, speak as much as you can in English...
Thanks

[Jafarmadina]

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Hi, Torsten
nice to meet you
I want to ask about voice recording that very small voice
How do I operate it?

Thank you very much
Jafar Madina

[Maia K]

Hi, I'm not a native speaker, but can say that your English speech, ( pronounciation is 90 % English) Congratulations.!!!

[Cielo00]

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Hi this is me introducing myself. Please give feedback especially with my pronunciationa nd grammar

[Vandanak]

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hi Please listen to my recording and respond with a voice message too. Many thanks.

would like to know the feedback

[Youscream_Icecream]

Hello Anhqiap,

I am very interested in your post as I share mutual feeling with you.

In Indonesia, English is incorporated into the 9, out of 12, years of our primary education's curricullum. The ministry of education here currently uses discourse analysis as the basic theory for English in junior high and high school.

However, the fact that an average Indonesian learns English for 9 years during their primary education does not change the fact that most of Indonesian are not an avid, if not understandable, users of English. From what I have seen so far, this is caused by several factors. Some of which I note are:

1. Lacking of motivation to learn. Most students in Indonesia do not find that learning English is as rewarding as math or other applied sciences. Most adult learners also do not believe that learning English is useful for their life, as they are more concerned about their work and how to fulfill their primary, economic needs.

2. English is practiaced as far as the class goes. People would only learn, and most of the time ineffectively, English in classes. Whereas we all know, that English is a language, and language is a means of communications. Communication, my friend, is a skill. And skills get better as you use them more and more. Furthermore, students who practise English outside the class would be considered as arrogant by their peers.

3. Many of the sounds (phonetics) in English are different greatly and/or inexistent in Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian). This makes learning English challenging for most of our people.

What do you think cause the problems in learning in using English in Vietnam? I am interested in what you have in mind, so please humor me.
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[Viator]

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This is my reading of the exercise:

— Next on the agenda is a financial report. Simon.
— Well, this was a good quarter for us. As you can see -- if I can just get this slide to work, ah there it is -- our revenues exceeded expenditures by about $10,000. Much of that was due to holiday sales. As this chart shows, this holiday season was about 10 percent better than last year's.
— That's certainly good news. So how do we stand overall?
— Well, despite this quarter we're still in the red, but we've closed the gap considerably. Here's what it looks like. We have $100,000 in credits against $120,000 in debits.