I forgot to say one other thing... You should try to copy the way native English people speak. If you copy the sounds over and over again, eventually your accent will really improve. Go slowly at first, so that when you talk faster your words sound more like a native English speaker.

A good way to improve your listening skills is to download podcasts from different news around the world. English accents are very different from all the different countries, so it is good to try and get used to them all. Here are some websites where you can download these podcasts: http://www.abc.net.au/news/feeds/ (Australian accent) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/directory/ (English accent) http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/podcasts/directory/ (American accent) Secondly, don't be shy to practice spoken English. Practice makes perfect. Try to talk to as many people as possible. You will definitely make a lot of mistakes at first, but you will also improve. That's the best way possible. I hope this helps.

Hi you can always say, please speak more slowly, I am learning English and smile a lot. Ring up your nearest International school and ask whether one of their English native speaker will let you practise conversation.