[LonelyTeddy]

Originally Posted by Asher.rehsA

Just express your idea, of course, in English. Speak out and don’t worry about making mistakes. Then, the person you are talking to may help you to fix the mispronounciations (if he is nice enough )

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Okay, thank you. It's nice advice.
I just have a problem, I do not have anyone around for practice and speak with them.
I can fix my grammar alone by search the internet or make some stupid question topic about english on vozforum and take tons of brick myself.
But seems I can't take my speak skill go any further. All I can is just play a game called "skyrim" and mimic the npc voice.

Any ideal for improve my speak skill my friend?
I only have 2 months for complete learning english and get a job with it before my money ran out.

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watch Netflix and Western porns. it works

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[hungzoo]

Originally Posted by LonelyTeddy

Okay, thank you. It's nice advice.
I just have a problem, I do not have anyone around for practice and speak with them.
I can fix my grammar alone by search the internet or make some stupid question topic about english on vozforum and take tons of brick myself.
But seems I can't take my speak skill go any further. All I can is just play a game called "skyrim" and mimic the npc voice.

Any ideal for improve my speak skill my friend?
I only have 2 months for complete learning english and get a job with it before my money ran out.

Time to communicate (by speaking) with real people, or to play Mmo games.
An offline rpg about fictional medieval kingdoms can only carry you so far.

You can join voice channel on discord servers which focus on games you're playing. Talk about everything, not only games but also life or maybe just chill and make friends. You can talk more easily with friends.

[Tom Freemen]

Finally we have our official English group

Anyway, back to the topic, rather "how" I'd say each person has their own way to learn something new, to absorb new knowledge so your method may not work with other, the important thing is you should find a motivation to kick your ass into English ; so let me share my experience from a newbie to a so so crap

I spent year after year with my tutor, one-on-one during my high school time and guess what, nothing changed. I remained a dump fuck and I used to hate English the most, for that particular reason

Until I found out about JRPG, it opened a new door to me. At first I didn't understand a single fuck but a dictionary (a real one, thick like a brick and heavier than that) was really helpful and for the first time in my life I held that dicktionary like my treasure

Time went by til I went to uni English was my most beloved subject and I can say I was much better. With the help of games, movies, music (not book, I didn't even touch one or did homework) my English skills flew like a penguin

Out to life game, tho I don't have any English cert but I can work with foreigners just fine. Been to some other countries and my clients/colleagues say my accent is really good, close to British (they are)

Now I really want to take an IELTS exam, training on my own for awhile but it's still not enough. Hopefully we can help each other, maybe open a topic for it. Especially writing/speaking since I can't do this alone

Just took some test recently and the examiner said my IELTS would be around 6-7.0; I want to improve it to 7.5 or even 8 if possible

So basically, game and movie and music and h̶e̶n̶t̶a̶i̶ really help me to be what I am now, more than text book and school. What's your story?

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Thanks for your kind comments. 226552

[huyhoang_461900]

Originally Posted by dantri.vn

Think in english, how to do that?

Same ideal. Don't try to translate to Vnmese when listenting. Instead, predict the meaning of the speaker then find the vocabulary mean.

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Originally Posted by huyhoang_461900

Same ideal. Don't try to translate to Vnmese when listenting. Instead, predict the meaning of the speaker then find the vocabulary mean.

YOU mean idea? 226552

[iidz0d]

Oh. I think we must focus on listening first, when we can understand what they say. Secondly, we can learn a few words per day. Be patient, and take a test when we r ready.

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[Asher.rehsA]

Originally Posted by iidz0d

Oh. I think we must focus on listening first, when we can understand what they say. Secondly, we can learn a few words per day. Be patient, and take a test when we r ready.

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I believe that listening would be a nightmare for learners who don’t have a good foundation of vocabulary and grammar structures.

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[Tom Freemen]

Guys, let's make an IELTS training group/topic (specially for reading)