Like... like it was his, you know, native language.

And the majority of the people you spoke to were not beginners.

I'm amazed at your fluency in English.

Do you speak Japanese fluently?

You speak fluent English.

He speaks English fluently.

He can speak English much more fluently than I can.

So, first thing it's not a course in how to speak Esperanto.

He speaks English as fluently as if he were an American.

She is a fluent speaker of English.

She speaks English fluently.

Tom is fluent in French.

I just thought that was amazing.

He is fluent in French.

He speaks French fluently.

So, today, this is your first step, and, as Edie said, time moves really fast so by next week you will be fluent.

I was amazed at Tom's fluency in French.

She is fluent in English and French.

Mr Sano speaks French with great fluency.

She speaks English very fluently.

In addition to English, she speaks French fluently.

She is not only fluent in English but speaks French fluently as well.

I would like to speak English fluently.

David can speak French fluently.

She can speak French fluently.

He is fluent in Chinese.

Then he spoke English with an American soldier... for the first time since his schooldays, very fluently.

She doesn't speak English as fluently as you.

You speak English beautifully.

I heard her speak English fluently.

I'll have you all speaking fluent English within a year.

She can speak French fluently, not to mention English.

Having been brought up in America, my father speaks English fluently.

The more relaxed I am, the more the energy's going to fall through it.

Bill spoke Japanese with surprising fluency.

It's astonishing how fluently Bill spoke Japanese.

You will be able to speak fluent English in another few months.

In another six months you will be able to speak German fluently.

You put a little sticky tape.

I heard her speaking English as fluently as a citizen of the USA.

I heard her speaking English as fluently as an American.

I heard her speaking English fluently, like an American.

If only I could speak English as fluently as she does!

I ran a center at Harvard from 2008 to 2010, and there were people like Michael Semple there who speak Afghan languages fluently, who've traveled to almost every district in the country.

I'm going to enter the river.