How to learn to speak english?

[jadinolf]

English must be easy. Heck, I've seen little kids speaking it.

 

[notfred]

Originally posted by: npoe1
Ok, I have a big problem, I need to speak english very well in order to keep my job, and I have no time, I only have until next Monday, so how do I do to improve my English in a short time.


I really would appreciate any help.

Based on this post, your English is already better than about half of Americans for whom it's a native language.

 

[Powermoloch]

Read a book out loud.

 

[npoe1]

Originally posted by: notfred

Originally posted by: npoe1
Ok, I have a big problem, I need to speak english very well in order to keep my job, and I have no time, I only have until next Monday, so how do I do to improve my English in a short time.


I really would appreciate any help.

Based on this post, your English is already better than about half of Americans for whom it's a native language.

Thank you very much notfred, but the problem as I were told is that isn?t good for the business that somebody with not a fluent english to talk with clients because they automatically take it like something wrong and shut themselves, that is what they told me.

 

[Chaotic42]

What's your native language?

I'm a native English speaker, but in order to get my pronunciation down for my job on the radio, I sat and read a lot of things out lound. Newspapers, magazines, anything that should have proper grammar (I wouldn't use Anandtech. )

I don't think it will happen in a matter of days though.