How much do you use English on a daily basis?

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I didn't know what's "aviation" mean and just asked "especially in your jub right?"

Shimada Sensei dedi:

I didn't know what's "aviation" mean and just asked "especially in your jub right?"

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You're right. Life or job. That's all. We need enough

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By the way, i edited my second massage and i think it's true now. Can you check it please?

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By the way, i edited my second massage and i think it's true now. Can you check it please?

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Yea. I got it

TwoBee dedi:

Not much, i use it for only chatting with someone (mostly with @MuX XD) and in forums
Im a student, so i am using it in English lessons too.

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Good, good. Practice only makes it better. Classes aren't enough when learning a new language. You have to use it in your daily life. Change default languages of your devices to the language you learn, try to interact with people speaking that language, if not with the natives, bla-bla-bla... You already know all of this. Who I am to lecture you, anyways.

I rarely use English. Obviously, my studies require a mastery in it, but, other than my studies, I only use English on all of my devices, for talking with people (usually online), while thinking, searching, playing games and watching videos, and etc. I go for a strict policy of not using any other language than English while using online platforms, like Steam. More like only Steam. God, I hate social media. I would appreciate a feedback on my writing from whoever thinks there is a grammar, spelling, punctuation mistakes. Feedback is, also, important while learning languages. (=

I use English only in English lessons. I know, that's wrong.

English is universal language. We should improve our English every time. But unfortunately, we don't do it. Because we're lazy people.

I'm working as a receptionist in Antalya and we host british guests only. Fill in the blanks..

That used to be the primary language at my workplace, back when we had lots of colleagues of foreign origin. But not anymore, as they all left. We haven't spoken English at work since like two years.

I use it everyday because i read car news on English sites.