Interested in understanding the words of your international clients in English as a Middle Eastern business owner?

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Do you find it hard to understand the words of your international clients in English? You try to listen to the words of your international clients and partners in English, but you can't understand them. At times, you don't listen at all because you may not understand 90% of their words in English. However, do you want to continue finding it hard to understand them in English? Just like you, many Middle Eastern founders with weak English don't know how to listen to their clients and partners and understand their words in English. Sometimes ago, Amin said, I always smile so they can think I understand them, but I am not happy because I don't know how I can understand them better. So, if you are a Middle Eastern business owner and: ~ You want to know how you can listen better in English during meetings and events. ~ You want to listen to the words of your international clients and partners and understand them. You can use the tips to improve how you can listen to the words of your international clients and partners during important meetings and events. Get the 7 fast ways that can help you improve your weak business English skills. Go to http://www.friendlilycoach.com/link and tap on "free business English tips". 🔴• Need more free time, errorless business documents, business contracts & 100% privacy? Premium English proofreading and editing of your top-secret business documents. DM: PROOFREAD. Go to http://www.friendlilycoach.com/link and tap on WhatsApp to DM "PROOFREAD". 🔴• VIP Middle Eastern founders, when you are ready to grow your businesses worldwide with strong business English skills within eight months. DM "1-on-1". Go to http://www.friendlilycoach.com/link and tap on WhatsApp to DM "1-on-1". 🔴 To support me, buy me coffee or donate monthly. Go to http://www.friendlilycoach.com/link and tap on "Support Me". THANKS ONCE AGAIN SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.