i can't talk  fluently in english?
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Take English as a Second Language Courses.  Referred to as ESL training, there are many courses available on line and depending on where you live, I'm sure there are facilities available to help you.\n\nI've provided one site for your perusal. Good luck.
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I would propose you concentrate on improving on your English first.\nIf you speak it as badly as you write it you won't have much chance.\nSorry to be the harbinger of bad news, but facts have to be faced.\nGood luck.
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Consider yourself blessed to be able to speak good proper English --- when my friends and i hire people, how they speak is right at the top of the list.\n\nDon't let your peers prevent you from living a better way of life.
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Find a native English speaker with whom you can practice. Listen to some spoken books and try to get a variety of accents, paying attention to the cadence of speech. And as liketheshadowofamadsun said previously, IGNORE THIS SITE. The standard of English on the web in general is quite poor.
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Go to http://www.sharedtalk.com for practice. Most of the users there are either fluent or are learning English.
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I am not sure what your proficiency is. But you could try reading to increase your vocabulary. Even better if you can get a translation with it. Wikipedia runs hundreds of articles in numerous languages. Give them a try.
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Man calm down don't worry .\nTry talking a simple English line again and again.\nFirst u start it with simple ones.\nThen get onto difficult ones .\nIt will take some time but it will surely benefit u.
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the best advice i can give you is to watch american tv shows all day long (if you have them on tv.. depends on where you live). you'll be talking in english in no time. plus the accent. ;)
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Practice your receptive skills by watching English t.v., I recommend CNN.  Watch actively in short bursts and listen to what is said and the way it is said.\nFor productive skills, in this case talking, find a native speaker if you can and converse with them.  Listen to how they communicate and try to replicate it.  If you already targeted your problem areas (making proper "l" sounds)= tongue curls up to roof of the mouth... find a book on phonetics and tongue positions and practice.\nGood luck.
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just speak the language slowly , softly and clearly. often refer to pronounciation dictionary in order to learn new words. also refer them to know the exact pronounciation of the words that you come accross in your daily life.\nfor further information u can contact abhijitrait@yahoo.co.in
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I think you mean "How can I improve my English?"\n\nThere are two keys for language learning:  Talking and reading.  Do both as much as you possibly can.
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Dear Rajni\n\nIf you need a good tip to improve your English communication.you should start communicating in English with the people who you come in contact with everyday.But they should be good in English grammar so that they can correct you.If you do any mistake while speaking English.you will become an expert only by partically speaking the language.Then reading some goods books etc Will also help you.\nAll the best\nHope my tip will  help  you
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if you mean improve your English language...that's a good question\n\nwhat i usually tell my friends who struggle with their English (like i do lots of times)...are the following:\n\n1. watch as much English movies and TV shows as you can...\n2. learn an English song, at least one or two would be good\n3. keep a journal where you write all your thoughts...it's amazing at how evolved will be your use of written English as time goes by\n4. find new English-speaking friends online (pen pals are good too) and email regularly\n5. travel to English speaking countries if you can or make friends with lots of English speaking people\n6. read lots of English books\n7. find an excellent English tutor/teacher \n\ngood luck!
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Where are you from? If you are from the philippines (cuz i am), the best way to speak in English is practice.  I used to work in a call center and undergo AmSpeak class (they're more into pronounciation, not much into grammar).  First, read newspaper loudly in the morning when you wake up (do it while sitting and doing your thing in the toilet bowl - it's effective)... you may also practice singing (weird, but true! haven't you imagined that english songs are spoken and pronounced fluently.. by that, you'll be more aware on how some words are pronounced.  You may also watch Smallville, Friends, ER (and some other english TV series) and try to watch on how they speak (and honestly sometimes you won't be able to understand some because they speak too fast)... by these, you'll be more aware how some Americans speak....\n\nSome pointers:\n > practice your "th" words... (say this... THE THRONG OF THERMOMETERS ON THURSDAY)\n\n > In speaking and english sentence, try connecting the words!  But don't overdo it, just let the words glide... in AmSpeak, they call in "TWANG"... twanging of words....\n\n > Some words like INTERNET are pronounced as "INERNET", silent T there!  ENTER is "ENER".... (these are just some)\n\n > If you say "The Apple" we normally say it as "DA APOL", but the right delivery for it was "THEE APPLE"... remember that once the "THE" word was followed by a word starting with a Vowel, the "THE" word was pronounced as "THEE" (it's like the last letter E becames long and like I)\n\n > try to practice in front of the mirror (and smile too - but not too much)\n\n > Try doing research!  Surely theres a lot out there in the internet.  Read books and don't be shy to practice.  Do a facial stretching/exercise, and don't be too hesitant to open your mouth when you speak... \n\nCiao!
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How to speak in proper sentences???
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My suggestion is to come here and write sentences like you have and let people correct them.\n\nThen, I would speak each and every answer out loud.  Even if you don't get the pronunciation correct, if you keep reading these little snippets of information out loud, you will have a very deep understanding on how English is structured.  Then, when you are able to talk to a native speaker, it will just be a matter of getting the pronunciation correct.  That's the easy part.
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Buy or check out from the library a few childrens books and read them out loud.  This will help you get used to the rhythm and sentence structure of English, and it will give you something to say - so you don't feel like you are talking to yourself.  Children's books often have simple sentences and easy to understand stories.\n  \nAlso if you can find an english speaking friend or person to talk to, talk to them as much as you can.  your teacher, boss at work, the check out girl at the grocery store, talk to anyone who will listen.  \n\neven if you feel silly, do it anyway! with enough prictice you will be a great English speaker!\n\nGood luck!!