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Hi, guys. I live in Vietnam and i am trying my best to learn English too. Over the course of 2 years, i have been learning new words dramatically and i also try listening to videos in English only to help me build the foundation of my English. So now, i definitely desire to improve my abilities to use and do English. This is likely my first thought i have ever written in this hard language on this website. At first, this was like an obstacle for me to overcome, but i hope the more i write, the more i think in English to help me have better results that can help me have more career choices. And i wish i could become a member of this irresistible thread. Have a good day, all of you guys
Thanks in advance. I haven't learned any about grammar. All I have studied are focusing on the meaning of the sentences, so that's why I think I will make a lot of mistake while trying to describe my perspectives down the road. Looking back, it is wired why I use "This likes an obstacle to me" instead of "This was like an obstacle for me". The huge difference between the meaning of 2 sentences. Again. Thank you, guy.
 
Hi, guys. I live in Vietnam and i am trying my best to learn English too. Over the course of 2 years, i have been learning new words dramatically and i also try listening to videos in English only to help me build the foundation of my English. So now, i definitely desire to improve my abilities to use and do English. This is likely my first thought i have ever written in this hard language on this website. At first, this was like an obstacle for me to overcome, but i hope the more i write, the more i think in English to help me have better results that can help me have more career choices. And i wish i could become a member of this irresistible thread. Have a good day, all of you guys
Can I ask you some questions? How long have been learning English, I mean the day you could actually write and speak some things to others. And is there any obstacle you have ever encountered in your English learning journey and how can you overcome those difficulties. In my case, I started to practice speaking with other English learners few months ago and writting today. Before long, I set my goals speaking automatically and thinking in English the next 6 months. Is it possible for that intention since all I need is just attending the interview in English down the road.
 
Can I ask you some questions? How long have been learning English, I mean the day you could actually write and speak some things to others. And is there any obstacle you have ever encountered in your English learning journey and how can you overcome those difficulties. In my case, I started to practice speaking with other English learners few months ago and writting today. Before long, I set my goals speaking automatically and thinking in English the next 6 months. Is it possible for that intention since all I need is just attending the interview in English down the road.
the truth is that I am bad at English, especially listening skills. Im a 9x kid who doesn't pay more time to learning English, just math, physics, and chemistry. My current job sometimes requires me to use English. We are here to help each other, just keep making mistakes, I believe someone will help you, so I recommend you add grammarly extension on Edge to help you avoid mistakes in grammar
 
the truth is that I am bad at English, especially listening skills. Im a 9x kid who doesn't pay more time to learning English, just math, physics, and chemistry. My current job sometimes requires me to use English. We are here to help each other, just keep making mistakes, I believe someone will help you, so I recommend you add grammarly extension on Edge to help you avoid mistakes in grammar
Do you know how can we practice to think in English, can you ?
 
Morning all,

If you are struggling to speak American English naturally, check this out:

 
Do you know how can we practice to think in English, can you ?
I'd like to share my two cents, even though your question wasn't directed to me. My advice might sound old-fashioned, but I believe it holds timeless value for anyone looking to improve their English.

Immerse yourself in English through reading, writing, listening, watching, and speaking. Anticipate making mistakes and view them as opportunities to learn. Understand that the initial stages might be challenging, and there could be moments when improvement feels slow or even backward. Stay patient and resilient, taking consistent small steps. Over time, you'll be surprised by how much your English has improved.
 
Again, check out my latest post—it's tailored for English learners. Specifically, it focuses on the physical aspects of American English speaking, guiding you on controlling articulators for natural speech. I don't usually market my blog or writing as it's simply about my personal life. However, I genuinely love the post, believing it brings value to many. I encourage you all to give it a read, as I'm confident it will provide numerous benefits.
 
Hello,

My new post mentions things that are familiar in your life:

Peaceful evening to all! ☕
 
Where a I in this game of chess
I used to think I might not be King or Queen but I might at least be Knight or Bishop. Later reality hit and I realized I was merely a pawn in the grand scheme of things. But then someone (in this exact thread if I'm not wrong) told me that when the pawn reached the end, it could be whataver it wanted to be. And so there is always hope in this game of chess, even for the lowest of the low.
 
Good evening, hope you're all having a restful night, and a productive, joyful weekend is waiting ahead!

Here's my new post:
 
Ok guys, here's my new post:

What have you been up to? I watched "Prescription of Love" this morning and it's very good. No drama, not much to anticipate or analyze, just perfect for a lazy mind like mine to enjoy a laid-back time and a bit of subtle romance.
 
I used to think I might not be King or Queen but I might at least be Knight or Bishop. Later reality hit and I realized I was merely a pawn in the grand scheme of things. But then someone (in this exact thread if I'm not wrong) told me that when the pawn reached the end, it could be whataver it wanted to be. And so there is always hope in this game of chess, even for the lowest of the low.
you seem to like reading, is that all you do in your spare time?
 

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