Artur Pajkert has commented on the article “English makes you feel good“. In his short story, he tells how he helped two English speakers in Poland, and impressed his girlfriend in the process.
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My name is Tomasz P. Szynalski. I live in Poland. In the 1990s, my friend and I taught ourselves to speak English fluently (with a native-like American accent) in about 3 years, using some unorthodox learning techniques. In 2001, we founded Antimoon to share our insights with other English learners.
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