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Learn commonly used phrases thoroughly -- phrases of three to six words. Practice the pronunciation over and over until the whole phrase becomes automatic. Without constant repetition you can't ever become fluent. If the phrase is long or difficult, learn the end of the phrase first. ...

Hello: How are you? I am exicited to learn english as a second language ,I am from libya and I am studying at ICT but there is no good chance here to speak english perfectly because many of people aren't intersted with it . Anyway , I am facing very big problem with speaking and make...

I suppose demicjusz is interested in how those words are pronounced by people who speak English, so I don't think my opinion here would be useful, since my spoken English doesn't contain many sounds apart from those that belong also to Spanish (so you can imagine my accent). With my nil knowledge...

Hi Wuv,I don't think I can be of much help, I don't practice spoken English much yet, but I feel your problem might well be one of my future problems. I can just say that... Wuv1337 wrote:...when I speak English because I have a really bad accent. ...that you could try focusing a little on...

Sorry to contradict you, but that is exactly what is happening in the USA today. Speakers of other Standard variants and indeed taking classes in using Standard American English. The question is, why don't Standard American English speakers, want to do the same when they plan to have long-term...

MrPedantic wrote: Alienvoord wrote:I've been to India 3 times, and knowing Hindi does help, at least in central India. But I find that while I'm there I do sometimes imitate the pronunciation and phrasing of Indian English. Maybe this is just because I'm immersed in it. I have the feeling that...

One of the main problems is the source of English Grammar. English Grammar 'Rules' were based on the written forms of English and basically ignored any reference to Spoken forms used by Native Speakers. There was and it appears still is contempt for the spoken form of English. In fact even the...

I wouldn't say that our English pronunciation is strange. It's just not American or British-accented English, although I would say that we do have a tendency towards British English due to its predominance in our schools. If you would like to improve your written English, Singapore is a fine...

H1ph0pb0y wrote: Anonymous wrote: In Singapore, everything in school is taught in English. Constitution, Newspapers, road signs, restaurant menus, and even little instruction guides for almost all products are written in English. Most people are billingual with English as their primary...

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...