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James Rowling Posted 14 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation

I have a problem

Hi, people! I just want to ask you something about speaking English. I'm 14 years old and I'm studying English intesively, 18 hours a week. I'm really fond of the English language and I love learning it. The problem is that I still cannot speak English fluently. I mean I sometimes speak to myself, but I can't easily find the appropriate words in my head. My question is: How can I improve my speaking? I need your advice.
My other question is: How do I learn new words? I know that translating them into my language is not the best choice, is it?

Thank you very much!
  

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Actually speaking the language fluently requires conversational practice. Where do you live? (I mean, in which town or city, not your postal address.)
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I'm a Bulgarian (from Bulgaria) - a small country in Europe. Why are you asking?
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Because from past experience - perhaps - I am more aware of the opportunities that exist in countries for locals and English ex-patriots to meet and converse.

Rather than a town or city, you have given me a country.

So the most I can suggest are examples, the following two websites, particularly the first, where contacting the people may well enable you to find a gr
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