How to speak English when you know not enough words?
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It is hard to speak a foreign language when you don't know many words. I would suggest looking for someone that knows both English and your native language or another language you are fluent in so there is a way to find out what you want to say in English. If you cannot find anyone like this, talk the English you know with someone else who is a native speaker or a fluent English speaker. If you get stuck and just don't know how to say what you want to say then use google translate. Good luck! :)
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How to speak English when you DO NOT know (-not-) enough words?
I'm also learning English too. The first thing that you can do is to listen people speaking English on tv shows, music, movies, videogames. So that you can learn and get used to new words and expressions.
I strongly recommend you sitcoms like Friends, Two and a half men, The big bang theory...... Those tv shows are good because in there we can see common situations that we live in the real life.
Good luck! :)
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To borrow a phrase, we get by with a little help from our friends. Make more friends here and trade messages. зто правда!
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I agree with Rachel, speaking with someone in the language is very helpful. In my own experience, a good way to improve your vocabulary is to begin with a short, easy, children's story book and a dictionary. Read the story and make a note of each word you do not know. Stop when the list reaches ten words. Use the dictionary to translate the words then learn them. Now go back to the book and start from the beginning. Repeat this until you can read the whole story without using the list or the dictionary. Now try a new story and start again. Good luck!
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Good question. Perhaps a simple English will be ok. To know the infinitives of 100 verbs. To get the
Future is easy ...
x will find, x will see, x will run....
Past is easy
x did find, x did see, x did run...
Present is easy
x find, x see, x run
where x = she/he/it/I/you/they/we
This is not perfect English as it fails in the she/he/it findS, seeS, runS
but everybody who speaks English will understand it perfectly.
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