July 31, 2020
Question - To Speak English Fluently
May I ask you a few questions?
I would like some advice on how to improve my conversation in English.
I want to improve my English pronunciation, so I have been watching phonics videos on YouTube to practice my pronunciation. If you have any recommendations for materials or learning methods, could you please let me know?
Also, when I speak in English, I can't speak immediately what I'm thinking to want to talk about in my head in English. To improve my speaking skills, I've been shadowing and dictating using Youtube and TED videos, but I don't feel like I'm improving. Do you have any recommendations for learning to speak more fluently?
いくつか質問してもよろしいでしょうか。
英語での会話を上達させる方法についてアドバイスが欲しいです。
私は英語の発音をよくしたいと思っています。私はYouTubeでフォニックスの動画を見て、発音の練習をしています。もしおすすめの教材や学習方法があれば教えていただけないでしょうか。
また、私は英語で会話する時、頭で考えている話したいことがすぐに英語で話せません。英会話スキルを上達させるために、YoutubeやTEDの動画を使ってシャドーイングやディクテーションをしていますが、上達している実感がありません。すらすらと話すことができるようになるために、おすすめの学習方法はありますか？
Question - To Speak English Fluently
May I ask you a few questions?
I would like some advice on how to improve my conversation in English.
I want to improve my English pronunciation, so I have been watching phonics videos on YouTube to practice my pronunciation.
"my pronunciation" is in the main clause, no need to repeat
If you have any recommendations for materials or learning methods, could you please let me know?
Also, when I speak in English, I can't speak immediately say what I'm thinking to want to talk about in my head in English.
"to speak" is generally used for languages (e.g. "I speak English") and talking *about the converation* of speaking to a person/people/yourself (e.g. "I speak to him", "He is speaking").
"to say" is the better verb here, as it is the *content of what you are saying* that is the object/important part of the sentence:
e.g. "I say what I want", "They say that all the time".
To improve my speaking skills, I've been shadowing and dictating using Youtube and TED videos, but I don't feel like I'm improving.
Do you have any recommendations for learning to speak more fluently?
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May I ask you a few questions? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I would like some advice on how to improve my conversation in English. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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I want to improve my English pronunciation, so I have been watching phonics videos on YouTube to practice my pronunciation. I want to improve my English pronunciation, so I have been watching phonics videos on YouTube to practice "my pronunciation" is in the main clause, no need to repeat |
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If you have any recommendations for materials or learning methods, could you please let me know? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Also, when I speak in English, I can't speak immediately what I'm thinking to want to talk about in my head in English. Also, when I speak in English, I can't "to speak" is generally used for languages (e.g. "I speak English") and talking *about the converation* of speaking to a person/people/yourself (e.g. "I speak to him", "He is speaking"). "to say" is the better verb here, as it is the *content of what you are saying* that is the object/important part of the sentence: e.g. "I say what I want", "They say that all the time". |
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To improve my speaking skills, I've been shadowing and dictating using Youtube and TED videos, but I don't feel like I'm improving. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Do you have any recommendations for learning to speak more fluently? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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