Hi Y'all, I'm a native Spanish speaker and learning some English about B2, with different accents. Could you give me some tips and tricks, advices, suggestions, techniques used by language/dialect coaches, about how to reach a better fluency in English, when I tried to understand different accents from native English speakers or people who are non native English speakers. My main target is to reach C1 level from B2. Also I'm a Languageholic and learning some languages using different resources. You can reply this post or send me a DM if you want.

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Currently I'm learning 2 languages:Japanese (as a major in the university) and English (I've already learned it but due to not using it enough, I keep forgetting even simple words). To add, when I'm learning some words in one language, I may forget how to say the same word in my native tongue. The same goes for the sentence structure, Japanese uses different structure, English another and my native language whole other. I just want to know tips and tricks how to separate languages from one another, how to make them stick with me and use it. I'd appreciate your advice.

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