which way is very easy to learning english?
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Watchingand listen to english movies, english songs and english news carefully. News do help coz there are onscreen happenings going on to help understand what is said. Take help of some grammer class and keep a dictionary.....in starting <Your Language>-to-English and then later English-to-English.\nIn starting you might not understand anything but later you will.
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The easiest way to learn English is to be immersed in it - be around just English-speaking people.\n\nAs I read your welll-written question, it appeared to me that you are ready to go to an American university. It will be a little more difficult for you because you will be improving your English as you study other courses but I am confident that you can do it. It's obvious that you have good study habits.
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Any of the Romance languages are likely the easiest, since they have many cognates (similar sounding words that mean the same thing) and usually have fairly simple grammar. Of them, Spanish is probably the easiest, and definitely the most useful. German would be a close second, however, since its grammar influenced English so closely and has many cognates as well.
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All i know is that English is very easy to learn but the more you learn there is always more to learn as opposed to French which is really hard to learn but at some point you become fluent in it and that's it.\nI am too lazy to look up what conjugation means or what an adjective is but i always got good marks for essays.\nSo basically, to me, English is not what i would call an easy language.
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Actually, I think reading books and even watching television can be very helpful. Also, go out and socialize in a group setting with people who speak English with proper grammar. While having a conversation you will hear how they set up their sentences and will easily pick up the essential rules needed in English.
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Best way is to hang around English speakers. Then you learn English and the slang English. Most will not mind helping or answering questions. But remember there is a difference between English speakers and meanings. Brits, Aussies, American, same word can have different meanings.
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You can learn English  very easily now a days...!But  I can not tell about Spanish. A decade ago to learn English, you had to attend costly English classes or purchase course material like tapes and books. Now you can learn English for free from the comfort of your home using the Internet. The BBC and the British Council offer a number of on line courses, which teach written and spoken English.  You can also improve your English by watching television programs and reading English newspapers. For more information, visit http://tinyurl.com/qnzpt
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I agree, English is easy.  I learned English at the age of 16 and it only took me 6 months to speak it.  I believe that is one of the reasons it has become the main global language.  Almost everyone with little knowledge of English can easily speak it, even if it's not perfectly spoken they can still communicate with others.  It is very instinctive, you can almost guess how to say things by just adding "ing" or "ed" or "tion" etc.
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No its not true. English is one of the easiest languages to learn, almost anybody can be perfect at it because its gramma is too easy and the sounds of the words is also easy to learn. The most diffecult languages are Arabic and Chinese, their writing and grama including their sounds are one of a kind.
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No.\nFrench is actually one of the easiest languages to learn for an English speaker. The pronounciation is the really hard bit, you will have to listen a lot, may be get advice from a competent native speaker, but persistent practice makes perfect, not only in French.
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The best way to learn is to practice, having someone to correct you... I'm still confused about english sometimes, but   I try to continue... try to find somebody to speak with, and you will learn faster...\nBesides, spanish can be very 'poetic', and rules doesn't always apply, but it's always understandable...
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If you can, watch English speaking TV.  Read in English.  Practice speaking to yourself.  Read outloud.  Write in English.  Teach English to someone else - then you will learn it well, AND you will have someone to speak with!
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English English is the one I prefer.  It is by all means the proper way of speaking it since the language first developed in Britain.  Oh yeah, I love the accents as well.
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As far as the writing goes, just read, read, read, there is no better way. It doesn't matter what you read as long as it is correct English.\nFor spoken English, you need to immerse yourself in the language. You don't say if you are living in an English speaking country or not. If you're not, is there any chance you could get to one for a few weeks? The idea is to place yourself in a situation where you cannot use your own language. Once this happens you will be amazed at how fast your English comes along. \n\nI don't recommend TV for this purpose as the speed is too fast for a beginner. Real live people will slow down for you. \n\nIf you don't live in an English speaking country, can you get with some other people who are learning English and spend as much time as possible? Ideally also with native speakers. The basic thing is to not speak your own language at all, if you can arrange that for a few weeks, but it's difficult to do it by willpower along, social pressures and sheer loneliness will probably make you fall off the wagon. Best to get right away. The really ideal thing is to stay with an English speaking person and be with them all day every day, for a month or so.\n\nGood luck!
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You have to use your mouth and tongue in order to speak any language...as far as English is concerned it is the easiest language to learn ....it is convenient language to express our views...thus the great man Chkravarthi Rajagopalachaari said" English is a gifted language of Goddess Saraswathi"
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As I said today to another Asker, the following:\n\nI have improved (in my view) English by following steps:\n\n1. Read daily English language Newspapers as a habit and enjoyed reading each and every page from Top to Bottom (in those days when TV was just showing presence in B/W format).\n\n2. Watching English movies and then TV News in English. By the way, BBC Radio (later on BBC World and CNN) helped me a lot while listening to then news of war of liberation in Bangladesh.\n\n3. Having English as medium of instruction and communication in my days in Pak-Swiss Training Centre, Karachi from 1970-1973. PS. I am not sure if the same is continuing now as I can see the present graduates of PSTC are lacking in English.\n\n4. Have a lot of business or friend-circle people whom you can talk / negotiate / chat / SMS / e-mail etc., in English.\n\nHappy English learning!!
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The only you need are practice, i'm trying to speak english too, but it should be only with practice, take it easy, see movies, sing english songs, and try to think in english..