Why can't we speak English?

cortex47 dedi:

But you need to improve your writing as well.

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Pronunciation, too.

cortex47 dedi:

But you need to improve your writing as well.

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He should study grammar, too.

English education in schools sucks.
They only teach grammar for 12 years.

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Hamzz dedi:

English education in schools sucks.
They only teach grammar for 12 years.

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Yes, no speaking exams or something for 8 years. Learning English by solving tests? This isn't math...

They don't teach pronunciation.

Mor Koşucu dedi:

They don't teach pronunciation.

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And they pronounce "computer" as `Kompuytaah`.

Linuxginar dedi:

And they pronounce "computer" as `Kompuytaah`.

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In British, it's pronounced like that.

This is a prevalent issue among English learners, and there are a variety of causes for it. Most of the English learners discover that they are having difficulty speaking because they are overly concerned with grammar rules, draw too many parallels with their native tongue while speaking, or are just nervous. It's actually fine if they're feeling this way; it's not their faults. The good new is that if they can keep training, they will undoubtedly improve at this point. They gotta put in a lot of time and work as an English learner to be able to understand the language, whether it's by practicing grammar, vocabulary, idioms, or etc. They must practice just as much, if not more, to talk fluently.

You may think you know all there is to know about running, including how to breathe properly, what shoes to wear, how to stretch, or how to pace yourself. However, knowing all of this will not make you a good runner; you must get out and run on a regular basis in order to develop. The same is true when it comes to the speaking. One thing to keep in mind is that having trouble while communicating in English does not indicate that your abilities are inferior to those of others. Simply said, you haven't spent enough time to do that expertise. In English lessons, speaking time is usually limited. Explaining the lesson, taking notes, listening, and doing activities take up the majority of the time. The act of speaking usually receives the least amount of attention. Your brain becomes accustomed to a certain type of activity when you repeat a classroom routine over and over again: reading and extracting meaning, listening and becoming familiar with your instructor's voice, filling in the blanks, and so on... To put it another way, your mind is in "reading and writing mode."

You pick up a lot of passive grammar and vocabulary during these tasks. All of that knowledge can only be activated by speaking and practicing frequently enough to become accustomed to natural speech patterns. This is why, rather than a standard teacher, look for an English instructor who will act more like a speaking companion and it can't also be done just a grammar support either.

One of the main message which also should be taken as an advice is that the only way to improve speaking is by speaking hella lot! Make sure to dedicate most of our learning time to it if we are looking to improve that skill.

Alfha13 dedi:

In British, it's pronounced like that.

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English is British, so...