von Christine Burgmer | Sep. 24, 2026 | Sparks |
Understanding isn’t the same as speaking You understood every word of the presentation. Then someone asked you a question. The answer was completely clear in your head. Something else came out of your mouth, slower and smaller, and you spent the afternoon...
von Christine Burgmer | Sep. 23, 2026 | Sparks |
A feedback or feedback? The word English never counts. You said it in the meeting and everybody understood you. „We had a nice feedback from the client.“ Nobody corrected you, because nobody needed to. The meaning arrived intact. The only snag is the...
von Christine Burgmer | Sep. 22, 2026 | Sparks |
Fluency isn’t speaking fast At some point you decided that fluent means fast. So you speed up. And the faster you go, the less you sound like yourself. You don’t take the second you needed. The easy word comes to you after the sentence is over. You finish...
von Christine Burgmer | Sep. 21, 2026 | Business Blog |
Englisch-Coaching ohne Einstufungstest: Wie ich Ihr Niveau einschätze Kurze Antwort Ich arbeite ohne Einstufungstest. Stattdessen höre ich in der ersten Stunde zu, wie Sie Englisch benutzen, wenn das Gespräch ständig das Thema wechselt. Wenn Sie danach eine...
von Christine Burgmer | Sep. 21, 2026 | Sparks |
Ms, Mrs or Miss, and why you don’t need to know Before you sent a two-line email, you went looking for clues. Mrs or Miss. Her LinkedIn photo was not helping. It’s a small thing that stops you for a minute. Getting it wrong feels rude, and there’s no...
