How to learn spoken English?

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Spoken English is just a practice and noticing the words of vocabulary, everyday.communication with your friends,family on what's app chatting it will automatically improve
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Math Magician

First learn translation,remember at least 1000 main vocabulary words then start reading story books.you can also practice by writing and listening.
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A Mentor And Trainer

Don't read News Papers to learn spoken English. as it says ... "Spoken English!" ... you must SPEAK in ENGLISH ... but there is catch and a warning ... the person with whom you speak should have the English standard YOU want to learn and empathy to work along with you. The full solution is hidden...
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Don't read News Papers to learn spoken English. as it says ... "Spoken English!" ... you must SPEAK in ENGLISH ... but there is catch and a warning ... the person with whom you speak should have the English standard YOU want to learn and empathy to work along with you. The full solution is hidden in my suggestion above. One final word wrt this answer ... Learning grammar for spoken English is a full on waste of time!!! Go figure !!! CHEERS read less
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Practice!! As much as you can . Learning a Language is a never ending process. The more you speak the more fluent you get. Along with practice, newspaper reading and watching an English news channel will help you fasten the process. We wish you good luck! Regards, Speakeng India BTM Layout, Ban...
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Speaking recording listening analyzing and following same cycle is backbone of learning process of any language .
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Tutor, Lecturer, Writer

Join some classes or work on it by speaking and reading more of English, Sydamma. All the best!
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Spoken English Trainer

just like how you learn to ride a bike or drive a car orhow to swim.... by practice only. Speaking any language is a skill and hence gets better with actually using it.
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To watch English movies and after wards read the story of the same can be the best way to learn it
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English Tutor

Do not make a sentence in your mind in Bengali or Hindi and then convert it into English. Start thinking in English. Try to speak in English without thinking that the sentence is grammatically correct or not. Try to watch at least one movie daily without subtitle. Call Customer Care and try to speak...
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Do not make a sentence in your mind in Bengali or Hindi and then convert it into English. Start thinking in English. Try to speak in English without thinking that the sentence is grammatically correct or not. Try to watch at least one movie daily without subtitle. Call Customer Care and try to speak in English. Discuss in English about anything to a person who understands English well. Try to watch English Talk Show. Read English comics to make your English pronunciation better. Create a group of your friends who want to speak in English. Meet them daily and try to make conversation in English In any topic you want. Read English newspaper loudly. Listen English songs. Record your own voice and listen it repeatedly. read less
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Chess Instructor, English Tutor (HOD)

Hello mogili, go for spoken English classes and try to converse in English and also you have to start reading. And I'm also taking spoken English classes (home tuition)
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