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What is the best way to improve my English listening and speaking skills? What is the best way to improve my English Listening and Speaking skills? 英語のリスニングやスピーキングが上手くなる方法は何だろうか? There are a lot of people who can speak English fluently all over the world. 世界中に英語が上手く話せる人はたくさんいます。 I want to know that what kind of practice did they to improve ? みんなが上手くなるために、どんな練習をしたか私は知りたいです。 I know that that's take a long time, but I hope someday I will be able to speak English so fluently. すごく時間がかかることは分かるが上手く話せるようになりたい。

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What is the best way to improve my English listening and speaking skills?

What is the best way to improve my English Listening and Speaking skills?
英語のリスニングやスピーキングが上手くなる方法は何だろうか?
There are a lot of people who can speak English fluently all over the world.
世界中に英語が上手く話せる人はたくさんいます。
I want to know that what kind of practice did they use to improve ?
みんなが上手くなるために、どんな練習をしたか私は知りたいです。
I know that that takes a long time,
but I hope someday I will be able to speak English fluently.
すごく時間がかかることは分かるが上手く話せるようになりたい。

It is hard to say what the best way to improve English listening and speaking skills is. I would recommend watching programs where they speak in English regularly. I would also recommend finding someone that you can speak English with on a regular basis. Feel free to ask me for help anytime.

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1) I want to know that what kind of practice did they to improve ?

= > I want to know what kind of practice did they do to improve?


2) I know that that's take a long time,
=> I know that it will take a long time
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I think speaking as much as you can is a big help. Also, listening and reading. TedTalk is a great resource to find interesting talks to listen to in English. Sometimes you can even put on subtitles. If you do something (anything) every day you will get better!
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My Japanese is far from fluent, but before I found iTalki I would read dictionaries & study from textbooks occasionally if I had time. However, for the times when I had no language partner I honestly found that watching movies and animations in Japanese really helped me. It gave me a feel for what situations certain phrases could be used in, reminded me of words, and gave me a better idea of pronunciation.

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