Speaking Accent
Speaking is a skill like swimming, driving or riding a bike. The only way one can be proficient in speaking English is to actually keep talking! It is said that the best method to become a good writer is to keep writing. Similarly, the ideal way to speak English or speak like a native speaker is to keep speaking with the correct accent and grammar
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I like to motivate and give advice to others. I want that everyone should be successful in their career with their skills and passion...
This is important to speak like the native speaker that might be in any language e.g. English, español, etc.
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