Help in English

seniorwa7ed

hello guys
who can help me in learn spoken english , and learning to speak with others with english ?
anyone from USA OR UK Or any country that speak with english
you just will speak with me in a normal conversation that will improve my language knowledge
waiting for somebody
my Skybe : mohamed_dawood7
my facebook : saied.mohamed29@yahoo.com

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Go to school..?

x_LiGhTriSe

[MOD]dot wrote: »

Go to school..?

Bruh.
*Facepalm*

Broskiiii

Why? Google translate does wonders for you.

seniorwa7ed

[MOD]dot wrote: »

Go to school..?

thanks for your pretty advise
but in school they did not learn us the phenotics and how to spell the word right and how to speak right english ? i think you did not know where i,m from , i,m from egypt and our school teacher is very bad

seniorwa7ed

Broskiiii wrote: »

Why? Google translate does wonders for you.

i,m already using it ,but google not enough for me to learn it perfectly

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seniorwa7ed wrote: »

thanks for your pretty advise
but in school they did not learn us the phenotics and how to spell the word right and how to speak right english ? i think you did not know where i,m from , i,m from egypt and our school teacher is very bad

I am extremely confident that there are hundreds of private courses one can take for learning proper English in Egypt.

Look at school bulletin boards, look on websites, Facebook groups etc.

Nobody here is in any position at all to teach you English. Putting in to words and relaying what they've been taught and practised naturally their entire lives is very difficult. You need someone trained.


You know the written language, the words and the letters, so something like Pimsleur lessons might be useful as a first step.
It's a repetition method for spoken language. The speaker says something, you repeat it (multiple times) and it gets more and more complicated. I imagine the English lessons are very well-developed.
Search your friendly neighbourhood bay without pirates, or buy it.

seniorwa7ed

ok guys thanks for the good advise that really helped me alot , now i can speak english well , i didn,t know how i can live without this humoristic Tips
so , this thread Not important any more here , please delete it
-.-

seniorwa7ed

[MOD]dot wrote: »

I am extremely confident that there are hundreds of private courses one can take for learning proper English in Egypt.

Look at school bulletin boards, look on websites, Facebook groups etc.

Nobody here is in any position at all to teach you English. Putting in to words and relaying what they've been taught and practised naturally their entire lives is very difficult. You need someone trained.

your confident is right , but courses in egypt ay very bad my friends tell me that
and i have no time for courses
and i ask you to read my post again i say "spoken" not the "naturally" or the "Classical" or the "OLD" one
however speaking with the Aboriginal people who speak the correct language is the most effect way to learn

madnade

YT tutorials,play games which have english language,watch Movies,read books if you can't keep up get your self a tutor than.

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seniorwa7ed wrote: »

your confident is right , but courses in egypt ay very bad my friends tell me that
and i have no time for courses
and i ask you to read my post again i say "spoken" not the "naturally" or the "Classical" or the "OLD" one
however speaking with the Aboriginal people who speak the correct language is the most effect way to learn

No, Aboriginals don't speak English at all..

If you can't set the time aside for 30 minutes a day for a Pimsleur lesson, then you don't want to learn English.
The rest of us practised two hours a day for 10 years, people who live in English-speaking countries practice all day every day.

I read your post. Read mine again, thrice if you have to.

Broskiiii

[MOD]dot wrote: »

No, Aboriginals don't speak English at all..

That's not true.

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Broskiiii wrote: »

That's not true.

lol, of course not. I meant that English didn't come from Aboriginal Australians, though I may be wrong on that one too.

seniorwa7ed

madnade wrote: »

YT tutorials,play games which have english language,watch Movies,read books if you can't keep up get your self a tutor than.

thanks

[MOD]dot wrote: »

No, Aboriginals don't speak English at all..

If you can't set the time aside for 30 minutes a day for a Pimsleur lesson, then you don't want to learn English.
The rest of us practised two hours a day for 10 years, people who live in English-speaking countries practice all day every day.

I read your post. Read mine again, thrice if you have to.

thank you