This is an All-Ears-English podcast episode 945.

How to Know When You're Fluent in English.

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Today we get a question from Omid. How will you know when you have achieved fluency in English?

And what can you do to get there? Find out today.

Hey Jessica, what is happening? I am luxuriating, is that a word? I am luxuriating in the sun. It is like in the 80s here it's awesome. Is it like

full on spring where you are too? Yeah yeah we had a nice weekend I did some

hiking over the weekend and yeah like well today's rainy but in general the

spring has arrived in Boston thank goodness. I know, oh my gosh, I feel so much better about life now.

Yeah. Now that it's like sunny and we had a soccer game on Saturday and it was like I got that feeling I got growing up when it's you know it's a soccer day and it's like warm outside and you'd smell the grass and oh man it was amazing it was so good and like my kids

they're all my kids now the whole team they're doing so well like all these boys

scored goals that hadn't scored goals before.

And the looks of pride on their faces.

I bet, I bet that's awesome, that's precious.

What a good feeling when you're a kid to score a goal.

I know it's huge man, it's awesome.

That is huge.

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