How I Improved My Speaking Skills with Native Speakers

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Learning a new language isn’t just about grammar and vocabulary — it’s about speaking.
In this fully sponsored episode, I talk about why having the right speaking environment is essential for real progress, and how practicing with REAL native speakers changed my own language-learning experience.

In this episode, I share my personal experience using italki, an online language learning platform that connects you with native-speaking teachers for real-life conversation practice.

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Episode 224 - "kuse ni" (Even though ~ / And yet ~ / In spite of the fact that ~)

Episode 223 - "wari ni" (Considering ~ / For ~ / Despite ~ / Although ~ / In comparison to ~)

Episode 222 - "ni totte" (For ~ / To ~ / From the standpoint of ~ / Concerning ~)

Episode 221 - How to use "ppoi" (-ish / -like / somewhat ~ / tends to ~)

Episode 220 - How to use "darake" (Full of ~ / Covered with ~ / Filled with ~)

Episode 219 - How to use "ni tsurete" (As ~ / As ~ progresses / In proportion as ~)

Episode 218 - How to use "muke da" (Intended for ~ / Aimed at ~ / Designed for ~ / Suitable for ~)

Episode 217 - How to use "beki dewa nai" (Should not do ~ / Ought not to do ~ / Not supposed to do ~)

Episode 216 - How to use "beki da" (Should do ~ / Ought to do ~ / Supposed to do ~)

Episode 215 - How to use "ni kurabete" (Compared to ~ / In comparison to)