Hello, everyone! Hello, everyone!

I'd like to ask for some advice abouton how to improve my English. I'd like to ask for some advice on how to improve my English.

"About improving my English" OR "advice on how to improve my English".

I know that many people will say it'sthat the best way is to "live in the language", but right now, I only have the opportunity to expose myself in a passive way. I know that many people will say that the best way is to "live in the language", but right now, I only have the opportunity to expose myself in a passive way.

I know that many people will say it's the best to "live in the language", but right now, I only have the opportunity to expoimmerse myself in a passive way (passively). I know that many people will say it's best to "live in the language", but right now, I only have the opportunity to immerse myself in a passive way (passively).

"Immerse myself" works a bit better, but expose is generally fine.

When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding the jokes, or the drama at the moment. When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding the jokes, or the drama at the moment.

When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding jokes or the drama at the momentfollowing the drama. When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding jokes or following the drama.

When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding jokes or the drama atin the moment. When I'm watching series or movies in English (that's usually what people recommend), I focus on enjoying the story, understanding jokes or the drama in the moment.

I don't stop to analyze grammar or look at how each phrase is organized because, sincerely... doing that is boring to me, ifor me. It's not fun at all. I don't stop to analyze grammar or look at how each phrase is organized because, sincerely... doing that is boring for me. It's not fun at all.

So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel like it's more of passive exposure than rather than active learning. So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel like it's more of passive exposure rather than active learning.

So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel it's more passive exposure than an active learning. So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel it's more passive exposure than active learning.

So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel it's more passive exposure than an active learning. So, although I listen to a lot of English, I feel it's more passive exposure than active learning.

Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write "weird" or "unnatural" not phrases, unlike a native English speaker. Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write "weird" or "unnatural" phrases, unlike a native English speaker.

Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write "weird" or "unnatural" not like a non-native English.speaker. Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write like a non-native speaker.

Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write "weird" or "unnatural", not like a native Englishwould. Now, I'm at a weird level where I can communicate what I want, but I still write "weird" or "unnatural", not like a native would.