奮志學(xué)員感謝函

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在Marty的指導(dǎo)下，我是怎么從一個(gè)單詞都認(rèn)不全的初學(xué)者，慢慢的練就熟練地口語(yǔ)的......

Purpose: Living in an English speaking country

Before training: limited lang-user

After training: quite fluent lang-user

improvement: English language proficiency ESP in listening&speaking（口語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力雙贏）

Duration: 45 weeks, part-time study

Comments:" I remember when I first met Marty in the cafe I used to work, I barely understood him because he spoke really fluently and fast in English. Like many new migrants to Australia, I couldn't find a good job because of my very limited language skills. And then I heard Marty is a language trainer, so I later-on decided to take his language course, the living English. At the beginning, it was very harsh or challenging.（剛開(kāi)始的挑戰(zhàn)充滿艱辛） Thanks to Marty for always being there. He showed me the correct movements of phonetic organs to produce every single sound in English; he told me the right words and phrases that are appropriate to day-to-day conversations happening here in Sydney;he also encourged me a lot to communicate with locals;and he gave me feedbacks wherever needed during the learning journey. I have to say the learning experience with Marty and the team is really unforgettable; for I managed to gain language skills via daily practice with Marty and fellow students, and I bacame later-on comfortable speaking in front of lots of people in an English environment.

I am now working at Westfield Sydney City as a leader of the customer service team. I heard Marty has now re-settled down in China with his role maintained as a language trainer, I hope all

goes well there. To language learners in China, you gotta know Marty is a linguist, and he knows it better than anyone else that how challenging learning a second language can be. So stay with Marty, and give your best shot, sooner or later you guys can be quite good English speakers as well. Cheers!"