Advanced English Conversation for Brazilians

Hi Y’all. My name is Joe Santos, owner of AdvancedEnglishConversation.net.

My goal is to support you in cultivating fluency and ease in speaking English, while also helping you embrace and adapt to key elements of American culture.

It is my priority to enhance your intonation, vocabulary and make sure native speakers understand you unquestionably. People measure you based on your words and how educated your sentences and phrases are built. Therefore, we need to start slowly, damping down anxieties you may have, that are inherent to situations where one needs to socialize and strategically engage within a workplace context, using a second-language.

English is the predominant native language in the countries listed below. Additionally, the map includes nations where English has been adopted as a second language or retained as an administrative medium. All are included in this map.

• The United States (the U.S. now, does have an official language… see details in the U.S. Government website); Executive order of March 1st, 2025.
• United Kingdom:
  • England
  • Scotland
  • Wales
  • Northern Ireland
• Canada (French as well)
• Australia
• New Zealand
• Republic of Ireland.

During our sessions, if you so wish, we can talk about Anglosphere.

I have prepared a copy of the Core-Anglosphere map if you would like to see.

English has undeniably emerged as the dominant language in global communication, unmatched by any other linguistic force. Like all spoken languages, its usage and expression vary significantly depending on context and speaker. Moreover, cultural influences play a pivotal role in shaping its vocabulary, including slang, colloquialisms, and phrases rooted in political history, alongside numerous other contextual dimensions of human experience.