14 Advanced English Words to Sound Like a Native Speaker

Learn these 14 advanced English words to sound more like a native speaker
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It takes several interactions with a word before you can actually use it. First, you hear it in my video. Second, you use it in a comment down below. Third, you read a magazine and encounter this word once again. Fourth, you start using it. Fifth, it's already in your vocabulary.

If you want to learn more advanced English words, try to read magazines and websites that you find interesting (techcrunch.xom, Vogue, Elle, etc.). Practice 5 new words every day.

(1) TO CONFRONT: to come face to face with (someone)

(2) COHERENT: logical and strategical

(3) EMPATHY: understanding and entering into another’s feelings

(4) WITTY: demonstrating striking cleverness and humor

(5) FABRICATE: make up something artificial or untrue

(6) INHABITANT: a person or animal that lives in or occupies a place

(7) TO RECKON: to expect, believe, or suppose

(8) TO RIFLE: to go through in search of something

(9) TO ASK OUT: when you ask someone to go with you to a certain place or for a special occasion

(10) TO BACK DOWN: to withdraw from a commitment or position

(11) TO CALL OFF: to cancel an event that has been previously planned

(12) TO GET AWAY WITH: to cancel an event that has been previously planned

(13) TO PASS OUT: to become unconscious

(14) TO TURN DOWN: to refuse

Time codes:
0:00 Where I am now
0:36 Tips for learning new words
3:03 To confront
3:38 Coherent
4:10 Empathy
4:44 Witty
5:26 Fabricate
5:55 Inhabitant
6:21 To reckon
6:45 To rifle
6:58 To ask out
7:29 To back down
7:42 To call off
8:05 To get away with
8:18 To pass out
8:45 To turn down
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