Learn Slang And Speak English Like An American

Last updated 1/2015
Duration: 2h24m | .MP4 1280×720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 5.22 GB

Improve your daily and business communication by mastering some of the most common expressions used in the U.S.

What you’ll learn
communicate freely using slang with friends/in social situations
write and understand Internet slang and terminology online
recognize and utilize informal nouns, verbs and adjectives in written and verbal conversation
improve their understanding of American TV shows and movies
Requirements
Description
Tu says:

Wow! What a fun and helpful course! The course is really straight-forward, fun and easy to understand. so interesting!
Thank you again for such a helpful course
!

Gulnora says:

It’s really very easy to understand and go into the subject in a simple and fun way.
Highly recommended
for those who want to improve their language skills.
Cici says:
I’ve been looking for this for a long time. The instructor is absolutely great.
This course exceeded my expectation on every level
. Please do more!

Are you frustrated by slang terms that you don’t know?

Do idioms have you freaking out?

Want to better comprehend American movies, TV shows, and Netflix?

Communicate more clearly and confidently on the job – or to get the job?

Connect better with friends and be better understood in social situations?

Speak informally and comfortably rather than formally and textbook-y?

This comprehensive course covers many of the most popular informal words and phrases used in the U.S. in person and on the Internet. The lectures are standalone and may be watched in any order. You’ll see your instructor as well as each word on screen at all times, allowing you to master the spelling and pronunciation of every item. Phrases are repeated and examples given for each, so you’re sure to grasp the concepts. It’s like having a personal tutor right there with you!

In addition to the video lectures, you’ll have access to a complete reference list of all vocabulary covered in the course along with synonyms, antonyms when applicable, and examples.

Who this course is for:
anyone living, working or traveling in the U.S.