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		<title>On The Road To Speaking Spanish</title>
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		</p>In my last post, I wrote about  How To Be Bilingual. If you have been speaking or trying to speak two languages, you may not feel confident enough because people comment on your heavy foreign accent. Here are some basic rules you can follow once you feel ready to speak a second or third language [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Tips On Improving Your English When You Read</title>
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		</p>How can you improve your English or (other languages for that matter) when you read? Although reading is an essential part of language proficiency development, reading itself does not come natural to many of us. By that, I compare it with walking, talking, eating or drinking. We have to be taught to read, even though [...]]]></description>
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