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Tahira_noreen  +  228007 Tue, 23 May 06 09:28 AM

Dear Sastry,

Really when I read ur agues regarding spoken that when we people try to speak English, first we think (it is right or wrong) this thing takes time and we fumble during speaking which creates the bad impression on listener. But I have the problem I vent’s a single friend who speak in English.  There is no one who guided me and fined my errors. What can I do?

Regards,

TahiraSmile [:)]
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Anonymous, 3 yr 184 days ago
hi im jayath, I wanna learn english fluently?
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Anonymous, 3 yr 181 days ago
i have the same problem too. i know how to speak basic english but i want to be fluent and spontaneous when speaking it. my usual problem is that, im always at loss for words. i cant seem to find the right word so i just end up saying "never mind". ive been here in the US for 4 years (i came from an asian country), and im glad to say that i am improving, pronunciation-wise. ive already adopted the accent, but im not yet totally fluent with it. some says i can speak english well, but personally i am not convinced. the only time i can say that i am really fluent is when im able to speak english without stopping in the middle of my sentences just to think of the next word. its sucks, really.

regarding the listening skills, i am sad to say that i am quite poor at it. i always make people repeat what they said because i couldnt understand it at once. sometimes they had to repeat it for like 3 or 4 times, and if i didnt understand it yet, i just pretend i did. im embarassed already after the 3rd repitition and i dont want to *** them off. lol.

but thanks for the nice suggestions here. i would love to try those techniques. =)
Anonymous, 3 yr 181 days ago
i have the same problem too. i know how to speak basic english but i want to be fluent and spontaneous when speaking it. my usual problem is that, im always at loss for words. i cant seem to find the right word so i just end up saying "never mind". ive been here in the US for 4 years (i came from an asian country), and im glad to say that i am improving, pronunciation-wise. ive already adopted the accent, but im not yet totally fluent with it. some says i can speak english well, but personally i am not convinced. the only time i can say that i am really fluent is when im able to speak english without stopping in the middle of my sentences just to think of the next word. its sucks, really.

regarding the listening skills, i am sad to say that i am quite poor at it. i always make people repeat what they said because i couldnt understand it at once. sometimes they had to repeat it for like 3 or 4 times, and if i didnt understand it yet, i just pretend i did. im embarassed already after the 3rd repitition and i dont want to *** them off. lol.

but thanks for the nice suggestions here. i would love to try those techniques. =)
Anonymous, 3 yr 167 days ago

neetu

howz u

here are three following tricks by which u can speak fluently.

1 read newzpaper daily for three weeks

2u should read with loud voice

3 go through oxford

4 read wisdom regularly

u should keep 10 words from oxford in urmemory

5 chat regularly

ok my mail id is << Email-id removed--RO>>

if u get any problem contact me

ok bye

Patrick Bilson  +  235019 Sun, 11 Jun 06 08:35 PM
I definitely agree with the post above. Reading out loud will improve your English skills significantly. Remember that the key to becoming fluent in English is to speak as often as you can. It's natural that you're not going to speak perfectly in the beginning. If you're lucky enough to be surrounded by native English speakers, take advantage of that and always pay attention to what they are saying.

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Anonymous, 3 yr 161 days ago

hi tahira

its the same problem with many many peoples. the solution is self talk. talk to ur self  in english all the time. it gives the confidence

rommi(india)

John_jeni  +  237192 Sat, 17 Jun 06 08:32 PM

hello friends; i'm Abdellah from Morocco i just joined  English forum  a day later it's really wonderful and benificial for those who wanna learn English fluently,by the way i would thank everybody  for their hard work.In fact i'm a student in 1st year University take English as major, eventhough ,i still hav some problems such as ,understanding native people when they're speaking..then i wish you help me overcome this problem ,and i'm sure  you will and i'll be happy for join you.
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