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United Arab Emirates flagYasmine
I'm good in English ,but I have one problem when I talk say some words wrong How can I solve this prolbem?

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Hmm not so Rose, there's plenty of words that are mispronounced (or sound "mispronounced" depending on the accent). I make mistakes too! ;) All I can suggest is, try to find the word in context, eg in a movie, TV show or song. Listen and imitate. And remember to relax when you speak! :D
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Well, some words only natives can to say 100% perfect. From other side, some word are also differently said by different persons, even natives. Accent is also good and beautiful because it shows who you are and from where you are! Keep talkin, listenin to music and watchin movies! Work and work, this is the best thing to do! Good luck.
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Hi Yasmine.There is a free online talking dictionary of English pronunciation which will help you. Just click over the pink words to hear them spoken at www.howjsay.com/index.php?word. You can learn English vocab free online with pictures and sounds This website has themed units with pictures and sound. English games and free English lessons for beginners. Click onto www.learnenglish.de/
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Listen, read, practice and think in English. Don't be afraid to speak and talk slowly. Talk to yourself in English and practice with friends/colleagues. Use internet resources like this one. Work at it and you will be talking confidently in no time at all!
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Peachey is correct, pronunciation can be a problem. For general pronunciation and intonation, I also recommend watching movies or TV shows in English (with English subtitles if necessary). But if you are having issues with specific words, I recommend trying this website: http://www.forvo.com/languages/en/ Hope that helps!

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