Global Nomadic’s Post

Warning: the text bellow may contain mistakes, because my English level needs improvement. >> Good level of English << Maybe you saw that describe in the some job opportunity. I saw many times. Someone send me a message, by LinkedIn, with a new job offer, but I answer: "Thanks! But, in the moment I don't looking for a new job. And I need to improve my english conversation to internacional opportunity." But, what I really would like answer it's just: "Thanks! But, in the moment I don't looking for a new job." So... I keep thinking what means: "good level of english"... I need to improve my "listen" and my vocabulary, but I can "survivor" in the english class with native teachers. Depending on the subject, I can speak well. I have also been reading a lot of English content. I have been enjoying it. And comparated with some months ago, I can understand the context of the english movies with english subtitle. I have a list with some movies that I watched: - Inside Bill's Brain 2019 - Jurassic Park (1993) - Rampage (2018) - Rock Balboa 1 (1976) - Rock Balboa 2 (1979) - Rock Balboa 3 (1982) - Rock Balboa 4 (1985) - Rocky 5 (1991) - Rocky Balboa (2007) - I Robot (2004) - Aquaman (2018) - I Am Legend (2007) - Arnold (2023) - Return to Space (2022) - Einstein and the bomb (2024) - Creed (2016) What do you think about my english level? I have a "Good level of English"? Of course: I know that I need to do better. #learnEnglish #goodLevelOfEnglish

Are you struggling with finding the time to improve your English?   Sometimes motivation finds you! As seen below.   However, more often we need to manufacture our own motivation.   If you have a really strong desire or need, you will move mountains to achieve it and that applies with learning languages too.   Pretty much everyone can learn a language. Almost everyone can speak the language their parents speak.   I was gifted at French but not fluent before I had my realization that learning French would solve my problems of what to study for my minor at university and how to ensure I got a job when I graduated.   In hindsight, by studying English literature and the French language I ended up with a lot of language study in my first degree.   I chose English literature from my love of reading and then Comedy: Writing and Performance for my love of comedy which is also the skillful use of language.   Why do I tell you this? Because it's more important for you to tap into your reason or desire to be a skillful user of legal English than it is to do anything else in this area.   When your "why" is strong enough, you will find all the "hows" and the "whos" which makes them less important.   If you'll move mountains for your clients and your firm, why not move one mountain for yourself and become even more effective for them anyway?   Keep up the good work,   #CharlieShan   #legalenglish #businessenglish #corporatelaw

LAST CALL for Joining my "Chinese Foundation Course". 📢📢📢 Some highlights of my classes: ✅ My classes are bilingual, I use 80% english & 20% Hindi for those who understand, because Chinese is so so similar to Hindi, whether it's the sounds or grammar. ✅ We spend 5 hours on just mastering pronunciation because anyone who has learned Chinese knows how important are the pronunciation. ✅ I give personalised feedback to each student via WhatsApp on their speaking. ✅ I use a lot of YouTube videos to integrate what we have learned and also make it fun & enjoyable. ✅ Each of my student gets a personalised Chinese name which they can put on any social media platform or use it to introduce their chinese counterparts. If you are someone who is a "last minute person" and have been thinking of signing up, but was waiting for the last day. Well, here is your cue - WE ARE STARTING IN 2 DAYS. 🥳🥳 If you would like to join my classes, Sign up is super simple. Just directly message on +91-8587058844 and I'll get you on board. 🤌🏽😄

English Language Can Change Your Life

Embrace the Journey of Emotion: My English Immersion Experience 🌐💭 Hello LinkedIn! I’m thrilled to share my journey of English immersion, a path not just paved with words and grammar, but also rich with the vibrant hues of emotions. 🎨 In this adventure, every conversation is more than an exchange of phrases; it’s a tapestry of feelings, woven together with the threads of diverse expressions. 🗣️❤️ I invite you to join me in this exploration of language, where we don’t just speak — we feel, we connect, and we grow. Let’s dive into the depths of dialogue, where every sentence is a heartbeat, and every word resonates with the pulse of human experience. Are you ready to feel the power of language and ride the waves of emotion? Let’s embark on this linguistic odyssey together and discover the beauty of English in its most authentic form. Session Details: 📅 Date: 26/04/2024 🕒 Time: 20:00h Brasília time 🌐 Location: TALKNTALK Join us and take the first step towards mastering communication in the English language. Website: https://lnkd.in/dSk4C66W Youtube channel: https://lnkd.in/dMGntR4C

Three Questions for my Students. 10-10-24. The answers to the questions can be found in the following dictionary: https://lnkd.in/gnRgmEqc (1) A question about the verb ‘to imply’.  Is it considered incorrect in standard English to use the verb ‘infer’ with the same meaning as the verb ‘imply’?  To answer the question, see meaning two in the dictionary. (2) A question about the adjective ‘keen’. Is the following sentence correct: I’m very keen for all the staff members to take their holidays before the end of the year. To answer the question, see some of the structures that are written in bold at meaning one in the dictionary. (3) A question about the noun ‘a launch’. Download the ‘sounds right’ app to your telephone and try to find the symbol that represents the vowel sound in the noun ‘launch’, and then write the symbol. To answer the question, see the symbols below the word in the dictionary and then use the app. This post is an example of the kind of interactions I have with my students in our WhatsApp group. The feedback I get from the students (from their answers) is extremely valuable and it helps me to change how I teach them. #englishteacher #professordeingles #englishcourse #englishlessons #inglese ##dublin #irland #irlanda #irlande #irlandia 

🌟 Today let’s celebrate National English Language Day 📚 As we pay homage to one of the greatest wordsmiths of all time, William Shakespeare, it's a perfect opportunity to celebrate its nuances and humour; its power and poetry. From my earliest days in school to my current role, English has been a constant source of inspiration and connection for me. It's not just about words on a page; it's about the stories they tell, the emotions they evoke, and the bridges they build between people and cultures. 🌍 I vividly remember my early years, captivated by the worlds woven through the pages of a book. Authors like Enid Blyton transported me to different places, introduced me to unforgettable characters, and sparked my imagination. To me it made sense. As a quiet child, who didn’t always have the confidence to speak up. The words I read inspired me and my writing felt meaningful (even at the age of 7 when I wrote my first short story!) This passion for the English language followed me through college and University and into my career. Now, I get to talk about my favourite subject every day! 😊 I can share my passion for the English language and my knowledge to show you how to: ⭐ navigate language barriers to build confidence ⭐ advance English language skills ⭐ use language purposefully ⭐ effectively communicate in business I invite you to share your own experiences with the English language. What does it mean to you? How has it shaped your life and career? 🎉💬 #EnglishLanguage #NationalEnglishLanguageDay #EnglishCommunication #LearningEnglish

Good Morning, Wishing you all a blessed start to the day. My thoughts are with those who are striving for freedom, happiness, love, and peace the privileges we are fortunate to receive each day. Among millions, I am grateful that you are part of my network. Though we may be strangers, thank you for recognizing me as a professional. This message is for each one of you who has journeyed with me on LinkedIn. This path has had its challenges moments of exhaustion and struggle but I’m here to stay, holding onto hope with each new day. From the start, I knew I wasn’t alone in this journey. As an English literature graduate, I’ve often encountered “native speakerism,” the idea that English belongs solely to native speakers or is limited to the West. This view can be disheartening, especially for writers like myself who feel deeply connected to the language. English is more than a language, it’s a bridge across cultures. And as literature students, we’ve explored not only Western classics but also the voices of Indian authors, celebrated and studied worldwide. Teaching and writing in English should be open to all who are passionate about it, no matter their background. Let’s work together to create this change. As a parting thought, I’ll leave you with a favorite quote: “The smallest act of kindness is worth more than the grandest intention.” — Oscar Wild #goodmorning #positivity #Linkedinconnections #Gratitude #Englishvsnativespeakerism #Actofkindness

Conquering the fear of speaking in public is an important step in mastering any language. Read how Saluwah Hamaalwa from COSTI's ESL Course for Asylum Claimants overcame her fears and why she feels more confident now about her career prospects as a newcomer. Alt Text: On a white background , the text reads, “Everyone is given a chance to speak in COSTI’s ESL program. Thanks to this, I can now speak English in public without fear. My writing has also improved. I also learnt how to make a good resume during the course, which will help me find a good job. I would recommend this program to newcomers. Saluwah Hamaalwa.” #ESLCourse #EnglishForNewcomers

📢 Returning to My Passion for Teaching Arabic 🌟 After a challenging year of facing obstacles due to the war, I’m finally able to get back to what I love most—teaching Arabic to non-native speakers. Finding a stable place with reliable power and internet was not an easy journey, but I’m grateful to have found a way forward. When I first sat down to resume teaching, there was a part of me that worried: What if I’ve forgotten how to teach? 🌱 Despite my fears, I was blessed with a new student this week who gave me an opportunity to reconnect with my passion. I wanted to ensure I provided the best learning experience possible. When I received their feedback, it reminded me that teaching is not just about the lessons, but also about patience, understanding, and making students feel comfortable as they explore a new language. The review from my new student moved me deeply, and it reassured me that I still have the ability to inspire and guide others. It’s not just about teaching words but also sharing the culture and stories behind them. 📚💡 If you're looking to learn Arabic, I'm here and ready to help you on your language journey! Let's achieve your learning goals together. 💬✍️ #ArabicLanguage #OnlineTeaching #LanguageLearning #TeachingJourney #BackToTeaching #Resilience #ArabicForNonNativeSpeakers