How can I possibly improve my spoken English without talking to foreigners?

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It is possible to improve your english without talking to foreigners. Start listening to speeches of the foreign speakers. This helps you to learn and understand their accent as well as the english. The next thing that you can do is watch animated movies to learn new words and correct pronounciation. Thirdly,...
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It is possible to improve your english without talking to foreigners. Start listening to speeches of the foreign speakers. This helps you to learn and understand their accent as well as the english. The next thing that you can do is watch animated movies to learn new words and correct pronounciation. Thirdly, if you are very good at writing in english without any error. Write about anything that amuses you and read out to record your voice. Later whenever you are free listen to them. If you are music lover, start listening to english songs in which you can clearly hear the lyrics and start singing along. Initially, try to lipsync the words correctly and slowly start singing. These methods make you feel more comfortable and relaxed when you talk in english or when you listen to someone talking in english. read less
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My reading the english newspaper everyday. Ready loudly, Stand infront of the mirror ready loudly as if giving a speech. Do this excercise daily.
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Read.. be it books or newspapers; keep a dictionary at hand.Talk to friends and people who are conversant in English.Watch English news.
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Conversing with self is as good as talking to foreigners. Start practicing now you would be a good speaker in a month or two.
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One proven way of improving Spoken English is loud reading. Read anything, news paper, magazine or even academic books. Try watching English movies and TV shows with subtitles.You will defenitely learn new words and will improve your pronunciation.
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