How can I speak English like negative speaker's?

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Hello Rohit, You have to watch and listen continuously to the English conversations, be it in movie or songs. And more importantly you have to take the accent neutralization, so you have to make your accent neutral. Hope this helps.
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Your question is unclear. What do you mean by negative Speaker's?
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Hey Rohit, your question is unclear. Please be a little more specific.
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If you are speaking positive about a subject & motivating the peoples, you will be called positive speaker & if your words are speaking negative about a subject specially without having logical reasons, generally based on your presumptions/assumptions, you will be called a negative speaker.
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I guess, you want to speak like a native speaker of English. I suggest you to follow the neutral accent which is understood by everyone across the globe. To be an excellent English speaker, you need to learn different expressions, as a single idea which brings fluency to you. Need to create an artificial...
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I guess, you want to speak like a native speaker of English. I suggest you to follow the neutral accent which is understood by everyone across the globe. To be an excellent English speaker, you need to learn different expressions, as a single idea which brings fluency to you. Need to create an artificial atmosphere around you, so that you live it in English. If my ideas attract you to talk to me, you most welcome. All the best. read less
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It is not negative speakers but it is "Native speakers". Native speaker in English means a person whose mother tongue is English.
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If you try to demotivate others then you are called as a negative speaker, please usually prefer to become positive/motivation speaker, try to learn the techniques to gain expertise.
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I think you meant 'Native Speaker'.You need to begin with small conversation everyday with your friends who know English or anyone familiar around you. Make it a habit first, where the words or short sentences are being said in English.With practice, you need to increase your words usage to speaking...
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I think you meant 'Native Speaker'.You need to begin with small conversation everyday with your friends who know English or anyone familiar around you. Make it a habit first, where the words or short sentences are being said in English.With practice, you need to increase your words usage to speaking for few mins at a stretch. read less
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Firstly, it's native speaker. You can talk like a pro if you continuously listen and watch English stuff and imitate it.
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Talking like a Native English speaker has to do more with how you sound in English. There are specific lessons for sound and sound is produced by your tongue, throat and mouth. Even the placement of the tongue at a particular point in mouth creates different sounds. To ease the process, we approach the...
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Talking like a Native English speaker has to do more with how you sound in English. There are specific lessons for sound and sound is produced by your tongue, throat and mouth. Even the placement of the tongue at a particular point in mouth creates different sounds. To ease the process, we approach the subject with how to pronounce the alphabets and take it from there. read less
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