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Mahboob Ridha

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Hindi is a language which has sanskrit as the origin. If you speak any of the Sanskrit originated languages you are bound to learn Hindi also that easily. Best and easy solution is to watch Pogo cartoons in Hindi. It will help in learning faster due to the language involved for making the kids understand...
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Hindi is a language which has sanskrit as the origin. If you speak any of the Sanskrit originated languages you are bound to learn Hindi also that easily. Best and easy solution is to watch Pogo cartoons in Hindi. It will help in learning faster due to the language involved for making the kids understand the cartoon serial. read less
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Indulge yourself in frequent conversations. It will surely work on your fluency
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Hi Pooja, To improve fluency in English you need to observe how others speak. catch words and add it to your vocabulary to enhance it. Also read newspapers everyday, underline new words that you see make a note of them and try to use them in daily conversations regardless of how incorrect is your grammar....
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Hi Pooja, To improve fluency in English you need to observe how others speak. catch words and add it to your vocabulary to enhance it. Also read newspapers everyday, underline new words that you see make a note of them and try to use them in daily conversations regardless of how incorrect is your grammar. P.S: Just do not worry about making mistakes. Thanks Vashima read less
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Out of the many ways in which one may improve one's fluency in English conversation, here are two: 1. LISTEN. Listen to the verbal speeches / talks / discourses given by others who in your opinion are already fluent in this art. News readers/interviewers who are employed by reputed television / radio...
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Out of the many ways in which one may improve one's fluency in English conversation, here are two: 1. LISTEN. Listen to the verbal speeches / talks / discourses given by others who in your opinion are already fluent in this art. News readers/interviewers who are employed by reputed television / radio stations may be your role model in this. 2. ACTIVELY PARTICIPATE IN ENGLISH CONVERSATION YOURSELF. While doing so, bear in mind that the people you choose to have a discourse with are not the ones whose only job is to pull you down or make fun of you. Hope this helps. read less
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Read news paper loudly.
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I can help you with this problem. You yourself can also do it by some simple steps like practicing to read in front of the mirror and try to make eye contact with yourself, as this will give you the necessary confidence.
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When you start speaking a language without hesitation you start speaking more fluently. I think the best way to improve your fluency is to speak more and more.
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