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I’ve been learning Spanish for about a year now, and in the last few months I’ve started focusing much more on speaking and pronunciation since I feel like I’ve already built a decent base of vocab.

After lurking here and a bunch of other subs, I decided to follow the common advice: shadowing, reading aloud, and italki speaking practice.

For shadowing (around 5–7 hours/week), I watch series and videos in Spanish with subtitles. I pause pretty often, repeat what I hear out loud, and try to mimic the rhythm and pronunciation as closely as possible. I also write down any new words or phrases I come across.

For reading aloud (about 3–4 hours/week), I use a mix of books and online newspapers. I focus on reading clearly and not rushing, and I’ll sometimes reread the same passage to improve flow and pronunciation.

For speaking practice, I do italki lessons 3 times per week. During those, I go through vocab drills, read aloud, and have conversations while getting corrected in real time. That’s been super helpful for catching mistakes and improving my accent.

Overall I feel like I’m improving, but I’m wondering what else I can do to push my speaking further besides just sticking with this and letting time do its thing.

Any tips or things that helped you get over that next hump with speaking/pronunciation?

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I have been exploring the Finestel terminal more deeply lately, and one thing I did not expect is how much flexibility you actually get from the order system combined with multi account control.

On the basic level, it supports the usual order types like market, limit, and conditional orders, which is expected. But what makes it interesting is how those orders behave when you switch into multi account mode. You are not just placing a trade, you are essentially broadcasting that order across selected accounts at the same time.

What really stood out to me is the “trading group” concept. Instead of selecting accounts one by one every time, you can group specific accounts together and execute trades on them simultaneously. It sounds simple, but in practice it saves a lot of time and reduces mistakes when managing multiple accounts.

From what I understand, this ties directly into how the terminal handles bulk execution.

You can:

- Place the same order across multiple accounts in one click

- Choose which accounts are active for a specific trade

- Use fixed size or percentage based allocation per account

- Adjust leverage, margin type, and positions in bulk across the group

So instead of thinking in terms of single trades, you are basically managing a synchronized system of accounts.

For anyone running multiple strategies or managing funds, this feels way more practical than switching tabs and repeating the same order manually.

Curious if anyone here is actually using trading groups in their workflow, or still doing everything account by account?