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Why Is Philippine Talent Known for High English Proficiency and Communication Skills? Philippine talent is known for high English proficiency and communication skills due to the country's strong historical and educational ties with English-speaking nations 🌏📚. English is one of the official languages in the Philippines, used extensively in education, media, and government, which contributes to high levels of fluency among Filipinos 🇵🇭🗣️. Additionally, the Philippines has a robust education system that emphasizes English language learning from an early age 🏫✍️. Many universities and schools teach courses in English and require proficiency for graduation, further enhancing communication skills Cultural factors also play a role, as the Philippines has a strong affinity for Western media and entertainment, such as movies, television, and music 🎬🎶, which reinforces language skills and familiarity with diverse accents and expressions. This combination of education, official use, and cultural exposure results in a workforce adept at English communication. #Philippinetalent #HighlySkilledEmployee #TrustedOffshoreStaffing #Outsourced #ITexperts #FinanceAccounting #BusinessOps

Additional Profiency of Speaking Multilanguange allowance as paid In several company in Malaysia as Below:- 1. Japanese/French/Germany/Korean/Hindi/Thai Speaking Allowance- RM3500.00 2. Chinese Mandrian Speaking Language- RM4000.00

New Post: Volunteers Requested for a Hiring and Applying Event in March 2024 https://buff.ly/3SfsW8s Event Summary: The hiring and applying process in Japan can often be overly complex and full of nuances, so Kyoto JALT would like to host an open event of round robin stations to support our members with information about the process of working in language teaching in Japan for the long term, both at the high school and university level. We would not only like to create a space for professional networking, but also provide information from both ends of the career spectrum, for those looking to brush up their resume and are interested in the requirements and expectations and to offer a space to learn more about the application/interview process and the unique expectations that might arise in Japanese educational settings. Date: Tentatively Sunday March 31st Call for Round Robin Members: We welcome those interested in networking and applying to sign up for the event itself, but would like those experienced in the hiring process, whether it be at a university, private school, or Eikawa, to volunteer to facilitate conversations or give advice focusing on different parts of the hiring and application process. If you are interested in being a facilitator/hosting a station about a particular topic, please sign up at the following google form link below by February 5th: <a href=""> </a> Let us know if you're interested HERE (Google Form) () <a href=""> </a>Those who would prefer to just participate in open discussion are welcome to join as well, without signing up. We will send out the flier for the main event in our February and March newsletters, along with more information about the topics that we have volunteer facilitators for.

Different cultures have their different ways of using English. In Malaysia, some English terms in Standard English can mean different things. For example, the word "Chop" means "Stamp" in Malaysian English which has a completely different meaning in Standard English.

According to someone who was stationed in Singapore… "When asking for directions, speaking in grammatically correct English is too long. You have to convey it simply." To achieve the goal (knowing the way), only the minimum necessary means are required. If it's grammatically correct, it might not be understood. I thought this is the same for Spanish💡 ⭕️¿Cómo puedo ir a la estación? Of course, this will be understood. ⭕️¿Dónde, estación? Even this will be understood, and locals will kindly give directions. In other words, when it comes to practical use, don’t worry about the details. In practice, the important thing is the goal, not the means. #SpanishExpressions #LanguageLearning

🌐 Tip #4: Change Your Devices to English Switching your gadgets' language settings to English can immerse you in the language daily. It's a straightforward yet impactful way to enhance your fluency and get accustomed to English in a practical context. At PRIME, we encourage incorporating English into your routine in innovative ways. Making your devices English-centric offers continuous exposure, boosting both comprehension and usage. Embrace the change. 📅 Discover more about our unique strategies at PRIME www.primelang.com

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Speaking with western slang is not being proficient in English. It's called sounding intelligent. Speaking in English requires other party to be understood. As long as both parties communicate and understood each other, there will be no conflicts. Accent is a way different nationalities speak English and express themselves. They try their best to make themselves understood. Therefore, each accent is unique. It's also a way to distinguish where people came from. The difference between someone who try to sound intelligent and an accent, is how one is able to fake it and make it seems like they were educated overseas or perhaps born in western countries. Even among Europeans, they have accents as well, as long as they are understood by most people.

🇺🇸 Slang and Everyday Expressions ⬇️ 📌 TO GIVE someone A LIFT = to take sb somewhere (here) but also to make sb feel better by lifting their mood 📌 HEEL-TOE EXPRESS (slang) = to walk, go on foot because you are carless 📌 BEACH BOD (slang) = beach body 👙- to be in your best shape, beach-ready 📌 TO GET RUN OVER = to be hit by a vehicle How often do YOU take HEEL-TOE Express? 🧐⬇️ #AndySays #AmericanSlang #fluency #coolenglish #englishteacher #onlineclasses #englishonline #AmericanEnglish