Learn to speak English with me!
Hi friend,
I hope you're studying hard to improve your English!
You're receiving this email because you came across my video or blog, NativeIntonation.com.
My name is Josh, and I'm an English coach. I'm passionate about language learning, just like you!
I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself to you!
- I speak three languages
- I've worked for global IT companies
- I've taught English at universities and language schools
In addition to this blog, I also run a language-learning YouTube channel with more than 60,000 subscribers.
I want to help you speak English more confidently and fluently.
Here's a short video introduction so that you can get to know me better.
Over the next few days, I'll be sending you some tips to improve your English, like:
- How to be a fluent English speaker
- How to be more consistent in your English studies
I hope you'll find them useful!
Stay tuned!
Josh
Native Intonation
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