How to learn speaking?

[Gość: aga]

I have no problem with grammar or vocabulary. I love reading in English, but
I am very poor at speaking. How to improve that? Please help!
Bye for now
aga

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Gość portalu: aga napisał(a):

> I have no problem with grammar or vocabulary. I love reading in English, but
> I am very poor at speaking. How to improve that? Please help!
> Bye for now
> aga

Very simple
Same as getting pregnant.....gotta do it!

[bluebell2]

i improve my english by talking with native speakres as often as impossible. i
think that watching english tv can bev. useful as well.

[allessia]

i improve my english by talking with native speakres as often as impossible.

As often as impossible? That's tricky :-))

rgds, ala

[Gość: bluebell2]

not at all - my boyfriend is a native speaker :)

[allessia]

no doubts:-))), but you didn't catch the point:-)))

[i.nes]

> That's tricky :-))

Nah, it's not. They just don't... talk ;))
Sorry, couldn't resist ;)

[allessia]

;-))))but they surely improve other skills;-))

[i.nes]

As often as... IMpossible? <rotfl>
Oh, I know - I'm being mean. But I'm in a good mood :)

[chicarica]

You mean French? ;)

[justa_79]

conversation classes with a native speaker would be most useful.

[amused.to.death]

speak.

[i.nes]

Wow, Amused, your signature is longer than your answer - bull's-eye,
nonetheless ;) You can't learn speaking without speaking. My advice? Get a
friend, get a teacher and start talking. Or just get a willing friend but!
beware... nobody will correct you.

[Gość: Doc]

Don't worry. I have problems with everything - speaking, writting,
understanding... Especially when I'm stressed.

[Gość: Ilona]

Hello,
Simply find friends speaking English. I mean ONLY English. They don't even have
to be native speakers of English. Sometimes it's more tricky to explain
yourself to people from other countries. ;))) But for sure contact with native
speakers will do good to your accent and pronounciation. But be careful with
Americans. For some reason some of them find Polish accent sexy and don't want
you to "polish your English". I'll kill my husband one day. LOL.
Good luck!
Il

[Gość: dalila]

"some of them find Polish accent sexy and don't want
you to "polish your English"."

sorry, I don't understand <shame>

[Gość: Basia]

Yes. I don't understand you too. Does it means American native speaker isn't
good at teaching? Is there a problem in his no "British" accent? Or maybe in
something else?

[Gość: Jolka]

IMO it means that an American can like your accent (Polish accent) so much that
s/he doesn't want you to change it into American or British or whatever:))
The other thing is that being an American/British native speaker doesn't equal
being a good teacher. Would you be able to teach a foreigner Polish (including
grammar and all that boring (and very complicated:) stuff?

[happili]

Thank you Jolka for the explanation you gave. This is exactly what I meant but
didn't have enough energy to explain it. ;))) Yeah, my husband is a really
great teacher even though he is American. But he is also a "polonophil" and
likes my Polish accent. Too bad for me. But as long as people understand me,
everything is alright. :)))

[chicarica]

Get an English boyfriend. Seriously!

[Gość: VIP-1]

chicarica napisała:

> Get an English boyfriend. Seriously!
one that's deaf

[happili]

> Get an English boyfriend. Seriously!

Good method I agree. ;)))

;-)

[struzka]

download skype;-)