Um....not enough.
I've spent about 1 year in New Zealand.
but I cannot speak English fluently...
Especially, I am struggling during discussion time in class because I cannot speak well what I am thinking.
I need to translate my thought to English...
Is there anybody who can help me?
다양한 영어 선생님을 검색해 보세요...
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Um....not enough.
I've spent about 1 year in New Zealand, but I cannot speak English fluently...
Especially, I am especially struggling during discussion time in class because I cannot speak well what I am thinking well.
I need to translate my thoughts to English...
Is there anybody who can help me?
Hello! I am the same when I am trying to talk in Korean. I can help you! I am from the United States and have a different accent, though. If that is okay, you can send me a message and I will give you my email or Skype.
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You are not alone! I've been learning English for almost three years. These are what I have done.
1. I take 5 - 7 lessons per week on average.
2. I watch movies and TV shows in English almost everyday.
3. My coworkers are native speakers and they don't speak Thai. This means I use English at work all the time.
4. I read books in English including computer, fiction, self-improvement, and etc.
5. I read news in English.
6. I subscribe to Facebook pages that their contents are in English.
7. I hang out with native speakers.
8. I talk to my wife in English.
9. I try to record my speech as much as I can and replay it to hear how I talk and what I can improve.
#9 is really helpful for me. Before I started doing it, I didn't know that I repeated words at the beginning of sentences and used many filler words. It also helps you to see your progress. It's a bit boring but it worth doing it.
To summarize what I just said, the more you practice, the better you become.
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