What would be the best way to improve your English listening skills? Please give your opinion!
By Ali Haider
@Noorfatima99 (43)
12 responses
@Noorfatima99 (43)
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2 Oct 17
Ok, thanks, I already listen to Dr. Zakir Naik, Nouman Ali Khan, and Mufti Menk. I need to prove my professional English listening skils.
@Scrapper88 (5983)
• United States
2 Oct 17
It might be a good idea if you have a few friends that can speak good English to help you with that. You can also see if there is a collage near you that can teach an English course for you.
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@Scrapper88 (5983)
• United States
3 Oct 17
@Noorfatima99 You might can check out You can pick out which language you want to learn I think it is a pen pal website.
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@Noorfatima99 (43)
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3 Oct 17
Keith (buddy) I don't have any English Speaking friend can you suggest me any or any site where I can find loyal, Native English Speaking, friends. Thanks for your loyal advice.
@wongchoiyee (7413)
• Malaysia
3 Oct 17
This is what I thought of. You may talk to people in english and keep on interacting. That may helps.
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@Hannihar (130218)
• Israel
3 Oct 17
Hello my name is Hanni. I may be able to help you out. I was born in the US so English is my mother tongue. My BA is in Social Services field so I like to help me. If you know English I can help you by speaking sentences and words. So, what do you think. We can do it online.
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@cupkitties (7421)
• United States
2 Oct 17
look up spotlight English. They have radio programs all over the world. Also look for English language podcasts. A lot of people get a long fine just listening to popular English songs, but you can learn many things from these podcasts and online radios stations that you won't from the songs like how to speak the language more naturally.
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@ourlot (982)
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5 Oct 17
First, commit to listen a lot and do it regularly, like 1-2 hours every day.
Second, do not be absentminded when listening. Do not just turn the TV on and spend the time in front of it. Set yourself some task to perform, like writing down a couple of quotes, or the main ideas.
Third, choose a non-visual medium to train. TV gives you a lot of clues. That makes it much easier to understand.
Fourth, even if you don't understand anything at the beginning, try hard to get one word or two and write them down.