Waching daily Apr 24 2018

Hi there! This is Cedric from MosaLingua. In today's video, I will talk about why

it is important to speak as soon as possible when learning English.

Ok, you might think it sounds a bit scary but with a

bit of preparation, it's quite the opposite.

We'll discover it's actually a good fun. Let me tell you why!

We at MosaLingua,

insist that you should start to speak as soon as possible when you learn a language.

Not only is this more efficient for your expression, it's also just great fun.

Whether you exchange in real life or with a correspondent over the Internet

this will definitely spice up your learning experience. When you're learning

English you often focus on understanding the language, mostly via reading or

listening. Oral expression is quite often left behind and this is something

you should change very quickly. I'm sure you would agree we stress enough the

importance of understanding English. The whole world communicates in English and

the internet mostly speaks in English; This really opens the door to world of

possibilities. I'm not even talking about the cultural offering that becomes

available to you which is huge and diverse. Yet why not also speak it?

Quite often people shy away from that and you can understand why. We've been all

traumatised by English oral practice in high school. How embarrassing was that?

Besides not everyone lives in an english-speaking context so why would we

want to speak English right from the beginning?

Yes frankly, it is just great! Why is that? There's so many reason I don't even know

where to start but I'll try...

Meeting new and interesting people. The whole world

speaks English, not only people from english-speaking countries. You will

definitely meet fascinating people from diverse backgrounds that will inspire

you. They will understand that you are only learning. They've been there too.

Even the natives will be amazed that you can speak some of the language.

Discover the world. Imagine yourself chatting with people from Chile, South

Africa, Indonesia or even Korea... you could travel to those places! Speaking with

natives is a fantastic chance to dive into the

daily life and discover places and cultures wouldn't dreams of reaching before.

Laughing and learning while making mistakes. Forget the embarrassment

of speaking English in public. Once you understand that making mistakes is the

best way to make progress in the language, you will laugh about each of

them. And trust me, something that is truly funny is also something that you won't forget.

Learn new expression. Reading and listening will only get you

so far. Having conversations with other speakers will take you to the next level.

Very quickly, they will introduce you to the funniest slang expressions and the

most interesting idioms. Not only will this boost your knowledge of English but

it's also a very entertaining way to learn a language.

Get motivation.

These great interactions with people will definitely inspire you to go further. You

will also start to improve your flow and your pronunciation, and this will start a

virtuous circle that will push you to go even further.

Build unshakable confidence.

After a while, speaking English will become second nature. Even if it's

not perfect you will be able to: have friends from every country, travel the

world, benefit from better professional prospects, welcome foreigners to your

place and maybe make some money with Airbnb, be an awesome person!

Well I really hope I've convinced you to get started because this is something that

has changed the life of everyone here at MosaLingua. And we really want you to

experience the same thing. If you're ready to go for it, we are definitely

here to help you and this will come sooner than you think!

Wow, that was me talking to you in a foreign language. As you probably guessed by my

accent I'm French, and you know what? I really had good fun speaking to you in

English too. And if you enjoyed this video, give it a like and more

importantly: subscribe to our channel for more language learning tips with MosaLingua.

Happy learning and see you soon!

For more infomation >> Speaking English is FUN! - Duration: 4:31.

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A-32 Platoon. Day is ours!! Mounting World of tanks blitz - Duration: 2:14.

Day trip on the tank A-32! And the platoon.

I'm attacking from the back. Opponents clearly did not expect this!

First kill

Well, wait, you can not escape from me!

Second kill

Damn, I had to shoot into the body!

Third kill

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What is an Executive Education Custom Program? - Duration: 1:29.

(upbeat music)

I'm Ron Soos, I'm a Principle Business

Training Specialist at Tesoro Corporation.

We approached the Executive Education school looking

for a solution for some of our middle leaders,

some of our middle managers

and with respect to their strategic leadership.

We have a lot of issues around the companies,

up and down the chain of command

with respect to understanding how to,

what we call it, raise your gaze.

Going from a more tactical approach

to leadership and management of others

into a more strategic view, a more holistic

and wider range view of the company,

and of their part of the organization,

and of their leadership in general.

We find that in different parts of the business,

different leaders will understand their particular piece

and their business unit,

then won't have good holistic

and wide range view of the whole company overall,

and so we use lots of different case studies

and we have them go through simulations

and that kind of thing, to have a very general understanding

of business and business strategy

so that they, themselves can make that connection

between what they do in their own business unit

and what they do on their own teams

and how it's relevant to our company overall

and then how that's relevant to all business

and all sort of decisions

that are made on a strategic level.

We are very happy with how things are going so far.

We're getting a lot of good anecdotal response

around the organization about people happy

with what they have learned here

and they're really able to put it to use,

and so we're going to take advantage of that

as much as we can.

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