I can’t learn English?

[Anonymous]

I have been trying learn English for a lot of years. But i have too many problems in my English. Firstly my pronounce is too bad

how i improve my English level?

[purplepoppy]

I have been trying learn English for a lot of years.

Better English
I've been trying to learn English for years.

Or

I've been learning English for years.

But i have too many problems in my English.

Better English
But I'm still making mistakes.


Firstly my pronounce is too bad

Better English
I can't pronounce some words.

It looks like you're either using Google translate or you're just using your own languages structure but with English words. You really need to get back to basics by taking proper face to face lessons with someone qualified.

[Asker]

Thanks for feedback. I didn’t use translate. Probably my country worst in teaching English. My personal opinion is when i can go US or Netherlands. I can improve my English level with native English speaker. But companies fluent English dor my job. I’m still going to English course. My question is how i improve my English level same time in my house

[purplepoppy]

At home the best thing to do is translate everything you do or think into English. For example if you walk through a door say "I'm walking through a door" in English.

[Asker]

Thanks
I’m watching tv series and movies but usually i can’t hear. I know those words but i don’t know i i can’t hear. When i open cc i can understand all thing.

[purplepoppy]

They usually talk too fast on TV for learners to follow. In England children are taught English through singing nursery rhymes. They're a good way to learn pronunciation. There's lots on YouTube

[Asker]

Thanks i try that

[on_my_knees]

You should be learning the parts of speech and grammar rules, not listening to Slim Shady speak ebonics. Most Americans don't speak proper English.

[Tiktok_Broccoli_Girl]

POV: U been tryna learn Eng 4 years but still strugglin'. FYI, it's totes normal 2 feel this way. FWIW, practice makes perf. IYKYK, immersion is key. Try watchin' shows, listenin' 2 music, & chattin' w/ native speakers. Also, apps like Duolingo & Babbel r gr8 4 daily practice. 4 ur pronunciation, mimic native speakers & use resources like YouTube vids. U got this! 💪✨

[on_my_knees]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58dFi7P4jA0

[Asker]

@Tiktok_Broccoli_Girl how i find native speakers?
I used duolingo , my part is 6 in duolingo.
But i didn’t hear babbel. I will try your advices

[purplepoppy]

The problem with native speakers is you're faced with different dialects and accents. That's good when you're more confident but to start with it's best to stick to "recieved English" often called BBC English which is very plain.

[frenchgirl123]

Youtube videos could help with pronunciation, and they're free. Just make sure you know if you would like to study British or American English, as the pronunciations and spellings differ slightly.

[Asker]

I want learn American accent. Which channels good for that

[frenchgirl123]

Er firstly, please, and thank you's are polite in English-speaking societies.

I don't know, maybe just type it on YouTube such as 'the basics of American English' / 'how to pronounce a-z in American English' / 'American English grammatical rules'

[elizamichale1]

Learn from a proper teacher n join some classes

[Asker]

I’m already have English course but i think sometimes this is not enough for me. My teachers not native English speaker they from 3rd countries and their accents different. Probably easiest learning language method is start from young age

[elizamichale1]

Then ask from a teacher who is English himself honey... n well learning a language is not so easy.. i also suck at Spanish even after trying to learn so hard

[In_Trance]

Practice

[Asker]

With which sources?