How To Speak English Fluently?

I didn't speak English Three years ago but now I am speaking and also writing in mylot. I am happy that I learnt English. I was thinking that I will never speak English but after I worked in a publik place at the airport I am now speaking it. I never went to school to learn English I learnt myself by just copying the people.

Just practice speak with as much people as possible. Of course these people have to bee fluent English speaking people. I also practice my English every day by posting in this internet forum and studieng. I study every day new English words.

1. Read engish newspaper thoroughly 2. Listen to news in radio (not in TV) BBC world news 3. Try to talk to people in English most of the time. 4. Try to write a diary (lengthy write up) in english and read it next day. You will be able to correct your own english. 5. There are some sites where one can learn grammar easily.

I too needed english for business ... my english was terrible but sites like this one and not having fear to speak to my coleagues in America made me improve my English very fast... in 2 months after I was speaking only English everyday things started to improve very fast... and know i have no problem speaking and writing in English...

keep on speaking..one day u'l become a master

Practice man ... practise it! You need practice in english to speak fluently. Watch english channels, read english magazines and speak in english with others... dont be fear about grammer mistakes... as no english man in the world speaking 100% pure english. Best of luck!

just start seeing hollywood movies oftenly........ or read englsh novels... for one month u can speak english fluentlywithion that month

practice....... its the simplest language in the world...

Practice. Practice. and practice again.

always speak in english. if you are speaking and there is gramartical error in your speach then keep on

speak a lot in english. start with your family persons who would support you and guide you when you make mistakes rather than laugh at you. As you gain hold and confidence begin in public.

Read english paper loudly and start thinking in english.

the language is best learned when it is used.just use it all the time .ull surely get over the problem.best of luk

Read english books, talk english with friends :P Perhaps they'll think you're a geek, but it's good. Read read read read read a LOT :)

The only best n simple thing is to read newspapers, read it whenever ur free..while reading it use a dictionary to mark out the words for which u dunno the meaning n thn make a note of it, this way u can learn gud english very easily n quickly, I hav done tht n I am the only person to givw presentations at my college n also at my work place...infact I am doing it even now...u never stop hunting for new words when u get used to it....gud luck man

If you don’t have any English speaking people around you then read a book out loud, if some words are tricky make sure to go back and read them. Also writing, when you write often you’ll mentally relay the word which should help with speech. If you're unsure of how a word sounds search online, most sites have speech pronunciation.

try english fluency course

the best way to improve is talk to your friends. i presume you know english well but have difficulty in speaking fluently. in that case the above said is the best option. try it and see wonders.

The best way would be to practice. Either visit an English speaking place or get a friend who can speak/is learning to speak English and then practice together.

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