i do not understand what u meanLooks like a cool charger circuit, but in the video....way too many "Uhs"...
very distracting.
have u abetter circuit ?
what is the improvement that u suggest to added it to the circuit?
i do not understand what u meanLooks like a cool charger circuit, but in the video....way too many "Uhs"...
very distracting.
i do not understand what u mean
have u abetter circuit ?
what is the improvement that u suggest to added it to the circuit?
I did not recored videos in english befor and this is the first time .So excuse me for my noise and bad langauge .Metalmann meant the sound you are making between words. The uh sound. It is very common and most people don't realize they are doing it. Kind of interesting that people that have other than English for their first language make that sound too.
I don't think it is that bad. A little distracting maybe. Your English is very good. It would help if you could eliminate background noise. Maybe a better mic. Speak just a little more clearly and maybe mot slowly.
To make yourself more understandable in your written words, see my signature.
What simulator did you use?
Actually your English is very good. Excellent in fact. Fix the background noise, just slow down a bit and pronounce your words just a bit more clearly, try not to say "ah' or "uh" so much (we all do it). If you can fix those it will be a very understandable video as there is really nothing wrong with your English language in general.I did not recored videos in english befor and this is the first time .So excuse me for my noise and bad langauge .
Normal i recored it in my arabic langauge
The programe that i used is Circuit wizared
http://search.4shared.com/q/CCAD/1/Circuit%20Wizard?suggested
thanks
Thank u for your help and adviceActually your English is very good. Excellent in fact. Fix the background noise, just slow down a bit and pronounce your words just a bit more clearly, try not to say "ah' or "uh" so much (we all do it). If you can fix those it will be a very understandable video as there is really nothing wrong with your English language in general.
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