how many times do I need to speak english fluently???
I've studied english for a few years. I want to speak english fluently like a native speaker. but the reality is not good. I've trouble with listening english. the different pronunciations depend on regions make me more confuse... and I'm a little lazy. so I don;t spend a time for english regularly.
so I'm just wondering that.. how many times do I need to speak english fluently??? and How many times do you spend for language study???? at last, if you have interseted in korean language, would you be my language partner. ??
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I think it is better to fix like this - How much time do I need to start speaking English fluently???
I've been studying english for a few years. I want to speak english fluently as a native speaker. but it is not easy. I have troubles to catch an English speech. there are different pronunciations which depending on regions may bring me troubles... and I'm a lazy boy so I don't spend my free time for learning language permanently.
so I'm just wondering that.. how much time do I need to speak english fluently??? and How much time do you spend for learning language???? and Finally if you are interested or become interested in Korean language, would you be my language partner. ??
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How long? many times do I need to speak english fluently???
I've studied English for a few years. I want to speak English fluently, like a native speaker, but the in reality it is a very slow process is not good. I've trouble with listening in English. The different pronunciations/accents depend on regions, and make confuse me more confuse... and I'm a little lazy too so I don't spend a lot of time for studying English regularly.
so I'm just wondering that.. how long it will take me many times do I need to speak English fluently??? and How much many times do you spend on for language study???? at last, Finally, if you have interseted are interested in Korean language, would you be my language partner?
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Well, it takes years to master a language. I think the best way to do it is through exposure. Just listen, speak, and read a lot. Eventually, you will be able to write fluently.
Speaking is a bit different. As you get older, it will be harder to learn how to pronounce foreign sounds. My parents, aunts and uncles moved to America in their late teens/early 20s and they are pretty much fluent, but they still have a noticeable accent. But I think that's completely ok! Having an accent is actually pretty cool. It's unique.
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It really depends on how often you use English. The key here is to know your weaknesses and strengths. Work on your weaknesses little by little but the most important thing is consistency. Try to speak, read, write or listen to English every day. Immerse yourself in the language. If you like listening to music then listen to English songs and sing along. Learn the words to the songs. If you like watching movies, watch them with English subtitles and write down phrases that you like and use them. If you like reading then find easy books or comics to read.
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