Why is learning spoken English so difficult?

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Pragati Chandrawanshi

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If you are finding it difficult, it means you are doing it the wrong way. Learn it like a child, like you did it with your native language or with any other language you learn, in the most natural form, believe me you will find it easy. Its just another language buddy.
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Dear Devbrat, I suggest you first change your mindset and understand it is just a language and you can learn any language if you have a passion towards that language. Begin with learning the basics of the language(English) first, not worrying about the grammar. Be bold to speak what you know and a keen...
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Dear Devbrat, I suggest you first change your mindset and understand it is just a language and you can learn any language if you have a passion towards that language. Begin with learning the basics of the language(English) first, not worrying about the grammar. Be bold to speak what you know and a keen interest to learn gradually to reach the perfection. Dont hesitate to speak what you know because speaking broken English means your are learning a second language. This attitute will help you learn. read less
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Faculty of English with 28 years of experience, Soft Skills Trainer and Placement guidance for 15 yr

Any language learning is learnt by listening to it.Exposure to that language makes it easy to understand and start speaking.Start with small and simple conversation.Also read some books in English.
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Hello Devbrat, its just your attitude and pace, otherwise its not difficult to learn any language. keep learning.
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Sorry you feel that way but if you could try and find something passionate and exciting about the subject, trust me it will be a breeze. Practising it all the time helps and you feel start feeling more and more confident each day! All the best..read as many books as you can just to improve your reading...
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Sorry you feel that way but if you could try and find something passionate and exciting about the subject, trust me it will be a breeze. Practising it all the time helps and you feel start feeling more and more confident each day! All the best..read as many books as you can just to improve your reading ability.. read less
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There could be 'n' number of factors that might be making it difficult for you to grab and grasp and make a more firm grip on what you are trying to do. Analyse where you are lacking. Whether its (a) Time allocate more time or schedule your practice hours (b) Effort don't let all the time you are...
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Therecouldbe 'n' number of factors thatmight be making it difficult for you to grab and grasp and make a more firm grip on what you are trying to do. Analyse where you are lacking. Whether its (a) Timeallocate more time or schedule your practice hours (b) Effortdon't let all the time you are investing go waste, put in your heart and soul (c) Resourcesinvest in proper resources that are accessible and affordable to you (d) Motivationkeep it simple, keep it steady and keep it slow (if you find it difficult) or (e) Methodologylearn other methodologies or a trick or two from various sources/resources if your's in not working as you expect it to It might be genuinely very difficult for you to learn, if so don't lose heart. Build the momentum and keep it up. You'll get there. Cheers & regards read less
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