One small change per round. The point is to carry it into your own words, without putting on somebody else’s voice.
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Notice a move, then write an original reply. Selective spelling and short phrasing can be playful; forcing every word makes the message harder to understand.
Use one speaker and a short conversational clip. You can practice from it without recording yourself.
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Rounds and saved takes are practice evidence, not an accent score. A good sign is using a small habit in fresh words while feeling at ease.
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