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To master English, study Shakespeare and Greek mythology


In an era where young individuals constantly seek ways to enhance their communication skills, legendary Nollywood actor Pete Edochie has shared his secret to mastering the English language.
The veteran actor emphasized the importance of delving into Greek mythology and Shakespearean literature.
In a recent interview at his residence, a content creator praised the actor for his impressive command of the English language, marvelling at his ability to speak fluently and with conviction.
Edochie, who boasts a background in administration and broadcasting, shared his insights on what contributed to his language proficiency.
He pointed out that many of the words and expressions commonly used in the English language today have roots in ancient Greek mythology and the works of William Shakespeare. According to Edochie, these influences are vital for young people seeking to elevate their language skills.
“Language isn’t just about speaking; it’s about understanding its depth,” Edochie explained. “Greek mythology and the works of Shakespeare are timeless sources that provide rich vocabulary and idiomatic expressions.
These two elements are like gold mines for anyone looking to expand their language proficiency.”
Edochie further elaborated on how Greek mythology, with its plethora of characters, tales, and profound moral lessons, serves as a valuable resource for vocabulary building.
Similarly, Shakespeare’s plays are filled with poetic devices, complex sentence structures, and powerful rhetoric that can inspire anyone looking to master the English language.
The actor, whose influence extends beyond Nollywood into broadcasting and public speaking, believes that mastering English requires more than just vocabulary.
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