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I feel helpless.
I'm trying to learn English, but I'm very troubled because I can't stop thinking* in Portuguese. It's so disappointing. ** "Troubled" = adjective form. "Trouble" = noun
But, the hurtful part of this is that I can't talk. ** "Hurtful" = adjective. "Hurt" = noun
I stop everytime. But I'm well to write and read good at writing* and reading*, but when I need to talk, I brake. And now I'm trying to change this. In my future work, I won't need to talk very much, I hope. Basically, I'll need to translate some instruction manuals, so speaking* will not be necessary. But, I want to travel to Canada at the end of course. I'll need to talk fluently, sure. There, I will definitely need to talk fluently.
Thanks for reading.
*Present progressive form (-ing) - read about it when you have an opportunity!
Don't give up!! Your writing is very good :-)
I am learning a language, too, and I am very nervous about speaking.
I hope you have found some English conversation partners through this site. Everyone here is learning, and no one will laugh at you if you make mistakes!
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