How To Be FLUENT In ENGLISH

[rodsky]

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People have to understand that, while fluency can indeed be taught, there is no guarantee that it will be attained, esp. at a later stage in life. Most people who are fluent in certain languages got to that point because exposure to the target language started at a very early age. In my case, I got bombarded by Sesame Street episodes when I was between three and six years old and this paved the way for my fluency in the English language. Now compare that exposure I had with someone just about to take a six-months English proficiency course...it's a no-contest. Again I am not saying that training courses are useless--I am saying that people who undertake such courses shouldn't expect to achieve a level of fluency that they would perhaps expect from say, a native speaker, or someone who has been using the language since he or she was a toddler.



-RODION

[lylecore]

tan.aw rag mga english movies para mabaid ka ug iningglish

[shey0811]

I simply teach it.

[candice1987dl]

Practice makes perfect.

[jumps_zilla]

+1 on Sesame Street and parents who always spoke to me in English.

Cheers!

[valleoliver]

Yos englis ebride, stady , disiplin and comon sins. we lern in filyor, in sakses nat mats.

[nea_ness]

watch british tv series kay ma amaze ka sa ila accent

[santario101]

Very easy and very practical advise I learned way back. Read the Newspapers out loud that you can hear yourself.

[mikhail81]

Join Toastmasters, and practice speaking in front of an audience, with an evaluator and a grammarian to give feedback.

[mokachuu]

by learning different languages like Korean, Japanese and Spanish, I did have a problem when it comes to my English pronunciation and accent .
But Luckily, I polished my pronunciation and accent.

by:
- speaking English always
- reading newspapers
- practicing American accent
- reading dictionary and English novels


hihihi mao lang