What are some good resources for learning spoken English for a Hindi speaking person?

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YouTube and google are the best resources hands down .
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The best resource is reading short stories and news papers. Also, you should listen to English news channels.
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*For Spoken English practice, there is a need for interaction. So, find good associates. *It may take some time for you to learn English, as forming a habit of speaking in English takes time. It is very difficult to get out of the influence of Mother Tongue. *Watch more and more english series or movies...
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*ForSpoken Englishpractice, there is a need for interaction. So, findgood associates. *It may takesometime for you tolearn English, as forming a habit ofspeakinginEnglishtakes time. It is very difficult to get out of the influence of Mother Tongue. *Watch more and more english series or movies or documentry, that will help you to maintain a habbit of listening and understanding english. *For difficult words take help of dictionary. Don't worry too much about correctness. Habit ofspeakinginEnglishis more important. read less
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Join spoken english classes and also start reading english Newspaper, magzine and listen News in english watch english movies etc. Also buy a dictionary to find out the meanings
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Reading is key.
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PRACTICE is the key factor here. You may read all you want, you may watch plenty of english new channels and movies but it won't help unless you practice. First thing you need to do is to THINK IN ENGLISH in your mind then try to reproduce it while having conversations with your friends.
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