It's great that you want to improve your English skills.
I would recommend starting with eliminating the use of text messaging/chat abbreviations when writing in English. I understand the need and convenience of these shortcuts, however, it will do nothing to help you while you are learning.
Good luck!
2007-06-05 18:47:40
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answered by Anonymous
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When I moved to the United States, I had a ton of help in understanding English.
I watched A LOT of T.V. But right now, there's more trash on T.V. than when I watched it. I would recommend sticking to the educational channels, like PBS, Discovery, or History. Have "caption" run across the screen. It's easy to see sentence structures and English the way people speaks it.
Also, read. Start with basic books; pictures help as well. Connecting a visual with the word makes it much easier to remember.
English is a very difficult language, despite what many believe. It's more of a familiarity and adaptation since there are many contradictions in the language.
2007-06-05 18:34:45
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answered by TK.prae 3
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Hang around with Americans more than you usually would. It may feel more comfortable to rely on your native language, but improving your English is going to be UNCOMFORTABLE. Try to get your Asian friends and family to use English around you. And only speak English in the house. There is nothing wrong with keeping your native language and passing it on to your kids, but if you want to improve your English skills you need to use English all day every day.
2007-06-05 18:33:53
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answered by badhand 3
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Like many people say, watch TV and movies and repeat what they say for practice. You should also record words and phrases from people on the News because they have good, clear English. Also, record yourself saying words too so you can compare that to the recordings of newscasters and others natively speaking English.
2007-06-05 20:41:40
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answered by FM 4
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Register to take an english class. Get a good dictionary and look up words and meanings. Go to your nearest library and ask if they have english learning dvd's.. and also some good books that will help you. And comic books, don't laugh but a friend of mine learned english by reading archie comic books.. Good Luck to you..
2007-06-05 18:34:15
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answered by Rebel 5
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Take English as a second language classes. You could also buy cd's to listen to. A more expensive alternative is to hire a personal tutor or speech therapist.
2007-06-05 18:37:36
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answered by Anonymous
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you are able to desire to study a lot...enable it fairly is a newspaper or a narrative e book. whilst it includes speaking skills,you are able to watch English video clips,information in English in any different case are available in generally happening conversations with a individual sturdy at English language... additionally make certain you pronounce each and every be conscious properly,although u might desire to be sluggish. merely desire it facilitates.. sturdy luck!
2016-10-06 23:18:29
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answered by barile 4
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Start listening to the way people speak. You seem to be speaking engrish and missing a lot of words. Watch some American movies and try duplicating the way they speak.
2007-06-05 18:32:49
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answered by 773H 4
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Start by spelling out words.
u, ur,thx. come on. Use "you", "you are, " "Thanks"
Some people will not have a clue what you're talking about. If it's not worth taking the time to spell it out, it's not worth our time to read it.
2007-06-05 18:40:32
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answered by TedEx 7
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immersion. surround yourself with english. tv, movies, music. read more and talk more.
2007-06-05 18:33:33
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answered by ryee40007 5
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