How I can improve my English?

[Anonymous]

İ am from Turkey, and I'm trying but I'm having trouble. Is there an app you can recommend?

[Losalt]

Well, what I suggest is to try to immerse myself in your language.
Make it a significant part of your daily experience.
Perhaps talk to someone English speaking daily.
As in a conversation, not just a question on here.
Watch movies in English, perhaps with Turkish subtitles etc.
Practice thinking English words all day.
Try think *in* English, so if you are going to do something and have that though in Turkish, try to repeat that though inside your mind in English as best as you can.

Yes, it's exhausting, but I think you'll benefit from it a lot.

The video calls or voice calls with a native English speaker or fluent English as a second language speakers (so people from the anglophone world, most Dutch and Nordic people etc) will force you to work on your pronunciation.

I'm willing to do some voice calls with you if you want (I'm English as a second language speaker, since I live in Norway, I do have an accent, and my pronunciation isn't spot on, but I'm fairly sure that I can help you improve your vocabulary at least, although I'm not really conscious about the rules of the grammar etc, so the best I can do is say if something sounds right or wrong)

[boggboss]

Best way I have seen people talk about is to talk with people from the country so u can get a feel for the language

[Asker]

İ didn't understand

[_Maya_]

I am from the US so I don't know what apps you get. Some here like Babble and babbel and rosetta stone are popular. I don't know how good they are. I only know English and a bit of Spanish. I have never used either of them. Maybe check with a local school about classes? I don't know if conversational learning would work better than an app. Good luck!

[Asker]

the courses usually teach grammar, thank you

[_Maya_]

Welcome. Your English writing is pretty good by the way!

[Asker]

To express myself better, I'm translating right now

[whereismyjohnny]

Duolingo. I'd also recommend reading books and watching movies/shows in English.

[sheikalana]

By talking to native speakers.

[Asker]

so if you want we can talk

[sheikalana]

Although I'm fluent in English I'm not a native speaker dear.

[In_Trance]

practice

[Asker]

But , how i can? do you have an idea

[Losalt]

@asker
There's many ways, I've mentioned some in my post above.
Talking with a English speaker is also a good idea.
I'm willing to talk with you if you wish to help you practice while you're learning the language.
I don't speak Turkish so it would force you to get better at English to talk with me.