To cCommunicateing with foreigners is such a big deal that it willcan take a long time to accomplish the enough levelbe ready to do so.

Basically, the period of the time toward the goal hinges upon our abilitamount of time it takes to be ready for conversation depends on how much we study.

I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say here, but this is what I think you were trying to say.

That said, it will take a quite a long time to learn about.

The fFirst of all, Iit is necessary for us to learn to pronounce English correctly, but the most of us. Many people don't know theat pronunciation is the key to master the English language, if we learn English.

The most of theajority of English learners in Japan can't tell the difference between the "L" sound L and "R" sound R. They also think the difference between the "V" sound V and "B" sound B is not a big deal but small problem.

They don't even care about eventhe "TH" sound TH.

While we are speaking English, we had better pronounce English correctly.

"We had better" is technically correct, but would sound strange to English speakers. "We better" is more common.

English native speakers can comprehend our English, if we pronounce Englishit correctly, . Japanese learners may have an awareness that they are not good at English pronunciation of the English.

They listen to English conversation on CDs every day for a long time, and deploreare frustrated that they are not cut out to speak English, b. But I am not at liberty to bite their heads off at their thought, because I was actually, I was one of them.

I have been looking for a befittingsuitable method to get my English better.

"Befitting" is not a word native English speakers would use commonly, it's very rarely used.

I did not realize that if there's one thing we cshould learn from the very beginning, that is theit's pronunciation.

I could not realize the pronunciation was very important.

This is redundant of the last sentence, I would just delete it.

I am gradually understanding through conversations with English native speakers that I could not be understanood without correct pronunciation.

All we have to do is only correct a few difficult few words.

While we are listening to English, through our brain, and the brain always as ie brain is always compareing the sounds coming from our ears with the English words in theour memory bank of the brain, after collation ends, then the brain can recognize them all.

"Collation" doesn't really apply here, not sure what you were trying to say.