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Natalia Tokar | Native-Like Fluency

Natalia Tokar | Native-Like Fluency

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I started writing on Substack. If you already use the app, let's connect here. It's more convenient for long-form content https://substack.com/@nataliatokar
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This is why 1. I read out loud and help people read what they love out loud 2. Curate my own content 3. Translate the interna+1
This is why 1. I read out loud and help people read what they love out loud 2. Curate my own content 3. Translate the internal experiences into words - the external system that helps me connect writhe people who get me
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The full video on being correct vs being clear. Spoiler: clarity requires accuracy to be received. https://youtu.be/_uhDXb3G-ok?si=RK-qe1si2Nfsx4IW
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Would you rather be admired by strangers or admired by the people who know your flaws? Being yourself in another language feels like being exposed. When you make mistakes in front of other people, you show them your flaws. and you have no control over whether they will stay or turn away. That's why a lot of people who started learning English more than a decade ago sort of bought into the culture of "speak like a native speaker, or you're a fraud". A culture that trained them to perform perfect English instead of becoming themselves in English. I've been changing this culture. Along with other individuals who also walk the walk and learn to speak the language of BEING rather than the language of perfectly translated words. FLUENCY is never about the number of words you know. Besides, there's a lot more than fluency. What I teach is the art of being YOU and sounding like YOU - in English too.
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https://youtu.be/md_1zMlaxlE?si=8Q5BeTJTLaANfUJf A video to remind you that The Synchronization Exercise is GOLD Do it more often. A collection of free exercises is here
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⬆️⬆️⬆️ 📣📣📣 A new container for people who are ready to meet every week for an hour and practice SPONTANEOUS EXPRESSION. The best way to practice spontaneous speech is to devote yourself to regular practice with people who will call you higher. 1. Spontaneous speech 2. Storytelling in the moment 3. Vibe, Energy, Inner State. ******* Only 6 people! Weekly meetings YOUR situations are the agenda, the curriculum and the priority. Expect to play the long game. 6 months + * Leave a comment or DM @nataliatokar if spontaneous, unfiltered, authentic conversations in English is what you want to learn.
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Read the blog post here - https://nataliatokar.me/blog/tpost/9jbyg5st21-learning-a-language-vs-developing-sponta
Read the blog post here - https://nataliatokar.me/blog/tpost/9jbyg5st21-learning-a-language-vs-developing-sponta
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A new blog post on Mental Images with EXAMPLES is OUT https://nataliatokar.me/blog/tpost/9jbyg5st21-learning-a-language-vs-developing-sponta
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⬆️⬆️⬆️ Again, another fragment from my REAL accent practice. Listen to more examples of what spontaneous speaking practice sounds like here - on my telegram. I’m not a native speaker. I built the way I speak through practice. Then I developed a method to help ambitious learners (who feel stuck ) to get to the level of authentic expression in English. If you want to work on your American voice and get to new levels of fluency, send a DM and share your story to @nataliatokar We have a community for people like you, and I’ll be excited for you to join and practice with us. Learn the method here - for advanced learners ready for a NEW method- Nataliatokar.me/themethod
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Mental Images: What do you see when I say SINGULARITY? P.S. let me know in the comments what you saw as you listened to me speak.
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Is it more important to be correct… or to be yourself? My answer: both. Because at a certain level, accuracy is no longer about “good English.” It becomes about connection. When you don’t care how your sentences land, you make the other person work too hard. They have to decode you. Guess what you mean. Fill in the missing pieces. Carry the weight of your expression. And yes, sometimes they understand your words. But they don’t necessarily receive you. On the other hand, I know many advanced speakers who have spent years building a beautiful English-speaking persona. Correct. Polished. Controlled. Safe. But no one can get through the shell. They speak well, but they don’t feel reachable. They sound impressive, but not intimate. They know how to perform English, but they don’t know how to let English carry their full self. This is where the real work begins. Not grammar as rules. Not accuracy as perfection. Not “fix your mistakes so people approve of you.” Accuracy as a deeper skill: Can you make clean decisions while speaking spontaneously? Can you choose the tense, the article, the sentence structure, the word order — without leaving your body? Can you stay connected to your truth while also making your speech easier to receive? Can your English carry your clarity, your emotion, your authority, your softness, your uncertainty, your humor, your desire? That is what we’re working on this summer. Inside my community, we’re doing a deep dive into accuracy. 14 live coaching sessions with me. 14 shared practice sessions. Three months of training your English to become cleaner, sharper, more precise — without becoming fake, rigid, or overcontrolled. This is for advanced speakers who are no longer satisfied with “people understand me.” You want to be felt. You want to be received. You want your English to carry all of who you are.
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This post on Instahgram https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZfAXiSMO9p/?igsh=NTN0YmRoMnFjYjIz
This post on Instahgram https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZfAXiSMO9p/?igsh=NTN0YmRoMnFjYjIz
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Accuracy is not about pleasing grammar teachers. Accuracy is care. Accuracy is what makes your real self easier to receive.
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https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZfAXiSMO9p/?igsh=NTN0YmRoMnFjYjIz
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