Hi im new here and i already bought the odd card and i honestly couldnt understand what he was saying. After a while i figured it out and got it. So before i buy this i want to know if it costs so much because it comes with like, a rosetta stone guide on understanding him. If so then i would love to have more of his work. Its alot of money to invest you know?
Green Master File
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I find him perfectly understandable, but maybe that's just me. His accent didn't take me too long to overcome. It comes with time.
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Lennart Green's primary language is Swedish, so you'd have to understand that his English isn't the best. Still, you're getting high impact, powerful magic from the Master File regardless. If you were able to understand and learn the Mirror Count, you should be able to learn everything else on the Master File. 
You bring up a good point. I had trouble understanding him too, and i kinda just gave up. But thats just me.
It can be a bit of a learning curve... I love the Masterfile though... I'm working on a comprehensive review.
I have no trouble understanding him. I would assume someone who has english as their native language would definitely not have a problem.
Also it's a bit weird that it's not an act cause he travels the world, he should be better at english. I almost never speak english and I have more fluent english than him. But his bad english(which isn't THAT BAD) is great cause it really adds to his performance when he fumbles around with the cards creating miracles.
Also it's a bit weird that it's not an act cause he travels the world, he should be better at english. I almost never speak english and I have more fluent english than him. But his bad english(which isn't THAT BAD) is great cause it really adds to his performance when he fumbles around with the cards creating miracles.
You have to keep in mind that Lennart is turning 69 this year, and the older generations aren't as good with languages in general as the younger generations are. I'd say for a non-english speaker of his age he is quite good.