What are the best advices for a student of languages to expose fluenty and give a good impression?

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I do not know if this will be the best ADVICE, but you must reherase if possible, beforehand what you're going to talk about. Be calm and clear, try to use simple words, talk trying to make some eye contact with your teachers or who you're addressing to.


Test yourself many times aloud to have an idea how much you know about the subject.


Good luck.What are the best advices for a student of languages to expose fluenty and give a good impression?
learn some 'slang' coloquisms, languages often have certain sayings or expressions which when you translate don't mean anything unless somebody explains it to you.





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