Name: 7 Small Talk Tips - How to Speak More Cool, Engaging & Fluent English in Daily Conversations?
Uploaded: 2020-03-25T10:50:31.000Z
Duration: 12 min 42 s
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So the greatest question that my students off me is Michelle.

Modal verbs - A2

Will cool, More interesting, more catchy.

I wonder if I sound actually very boring in my conversations.

So here I am to answer that question, So does sound interesting and cool in English.

There are seven things that you can do today, and this is the day when I'm going to tell you seven strategies to have the most interesting conversations ever.

Well, for that, you need to wash this complete lesson with me.

Michelle on Let's talk the place where you develop your English language skills.

So the first thing that you can do to leave an impact in your very first conversation itself is to use Internation.

Well, when I say intonation, it means the rise unfold off your voice when you're speaking.

So actually, when a person is peaking, especially when they're speaking a second language, they tend to speak in sort of flat tone because they tend to think and speak.

So this comes across as a monotone, which makes your speech sound kind of memorized.

So basically, intonation is crucial in catching the listeners attention on keeping it.

So the best way to add intonation to your conversations would be to practice.

Yeah, especially with native speakers, because they help you learn what natural intonation sounds like.

You can use this app, which I love using.

This is the camellia app, which is really officiant to help you learn natural intonation.

So what you get here Israel life Native Speaker partners who can talk to you and help you with your questions.

So when you talk to native speakers, they don't.

They not only tell you what intonation is, but also how to add natural intonation here, speaking on how to sound more fluent and natural when you're speaking, so can lease the place to go.

It is an English language learning app where they have trainers from various English speaking countries who answer any of your questions related to English.

For me, the high point of this app is that it acquaints you two different English accents like British American Canadian, Irish Kiwi, South African handsome.

So, guys, as you can see, I have 57 minutes remaining and I'm gonna go to the tutors now.

Well, as you can see, we have all these amazing tutors from different countries in green.

Well, the green sign means that they're all online.

They're all available to talk with you and to share their ideas and to help you with your doubts.

All right, So let's see whom we could talk to you now.

So there are some teachers were busy, but I can see Graham Price and he holds a teaching certificate.

So he speaks Irish accent, and he is an English teacher, so let's just call him.

So, yes, I had a question about intonation.

So sometimes I feel when I'm talking, my speech is not as engaging and I feel that I can improve on my intonation.

How do you think the intonation should be for this?

Okay, that's, like, kind of so sort of raising up.

Generally, questions tend to have slightly higher pitch on, tend to go up toward the end.

In fact, ah, habit that English speakers have taken from other European language speakers is sometimes and spoken English.

You can make a statement, but ask it as a question which is very common in Latin based languages.

That's how people and say, for example, France, Spain, Italy.

They'd often ask questions in that way in their own language.

So in English, we've taken that happen as well.

So I could say that I have a rising intonation for this question.

Generally, statements tend to go down, but questions tend to go up.

So did you just see how amazingly this English teacher answered my questions about intonation?

He told me exactly what intonation is and how it should be for different questions and sentences.

So I asked him, When will I see you next?

And he told me it should be a rising intonation, slightly rising on.

Even when we say, looking forward to meet you, it could be a falling intonation, because that's a sentence.

So isn't Family Camry just the perfect place to go?

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If you're very serious about learning English on improving your English while talking to native speakers.

Now let's see, what else can you do to have an interesting conversation?

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