I wish I could speak English as fast as I speak Japanese.

Liveinjapan
I wish I could speak English as fast as I speak Japanese.

I wish I could speak English as fast as I can speak Japanese.

Are they correct?

Can can be omitted?

Is there any other word can be omitted?

Thanks
LiJ

"Can" may be omitted. You could also say "as fas

Hi,

I wish I could speak English as fast as I speak Japanese.

I wish I could speak English as fast as I can speak Japanese.

Are they correct? Yes.

Can can be omitted? Yes.

Is there any other word can be omitted? You could say it this way.

I wish I could speak English as fast as I can

Thanks, Philip and Clive.

Got it!

You could also say 'I wish I could speak English fluently' and 'I 'd like to speak English fluently'. I suppose they both express the same sort of idea as your sentences do without sounding too wordy.

PBF

Thanks, Peace.

I think I could also say: I'd like to speak English more fluently.

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