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I'm focusing on practice speaking English. I have studied English since I was twelve years old, but I can't speak English fluently yet, so I would rather focus on speaking English than texting. I think speaking is the most difficult. I have to response fast as much as fast when someine tell something to me. I will make sentences, and think about these pronunciation. I wonder when I can speak English fluently....That's why I use some language exchange apps to practice speaking English. I've struggled my situation for long time. I would like to help if I find someone who looks like me.

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I'm focusing on practicing speaking English

I have studied English since I was twelve years old, but I can't speak English fluently yet, so I would rather focus on speaking English than texting.


I think speaking is the most difficult. I have to respond fast, as much as fast as when someone tell says something to me. I will make sentences and think about these pronunciations. I wonder when I can speak English fluently. That's why I use some language exchange apps to practice speaking English. I've struggled with my situation for a long time. I would like to help if I could find someone who looks like me is facing similar challenges.

Hi, Tokyo Volunteer! This is perfectly normal, so I hope you don't worry about it too much. No matter what languages we learn, we will continue to struggle speaking them.

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I'm focusing on practicing spoken English.

I have studied English since I was twelve years old, but I can't speak English fluently yet, so I would rather focus on speaking English than writing.

I think speaking is the most difficult part of learning English. I have to respond quickly when someone says something to me. I have to make sentences and think about the pronunciation. I wonder when I will be able to speak English fluently....That's why I use some language exchange apps to practice speaking English. I've struggled for long time. I would like to help someone who is in a similar situation with my native language as we could help each other out.

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i can not even speak my native language without making a complete fool out of myself. when i used to have presentations in my university, i used to either completely blank out or would just start saying gibberish, no one would understand anything then i would just say thank you and call out the next speaker. but even when im speaking my native language, i just feel i lack the confidence. like when i meet a new person, my voice would just go dead. i can not even say hello however after meeting the same person a couple of times, i would speak completely normal with him/her. it just so weird.

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