This is Part 2 of an interview I had with a student who learned fluent and natural spoken English. She discusses the things she did to improve her English.
This post will help you discover how to learn and speak English vocabulary in a simple and effective way. This will also help your spoken English and ability to maintain natural conversational English.
I’m in Melbourne at the moment and I always love a good coffee in the morning. So imagine my surprise when my order for a “trim mocha” was met with a puzzled look. Trim mocha? What’s that? You know, low fat milk …Oh you mean a skinny mocha? Well there you go…we speak the same [...]
Quick tips for learning to speak English so that you sound natural.
Here are some quick tips to put a bit of fun into your English language practice: 1. Learn a short joke in English, practice it and say it to your Samespeak coach online (and ask them to tell you one back!) 2. Watch a comedy in English, select a line that makes you laugh, practice [...]
A good way to find out how you sound is to record yourself and then compare it to a native speaker who is saying the same thing. 1. Select a passage or monologue from an MP3 or movie (you can easily download free ones from the IELTS free link on samespeak.com ) or scroll down [...]
The best way is to practice with a native speaker of English but you can also find a learner to practice your fluency with especially if you are intermediate level or higher. Follow this three step approach for great results: 1. Find a friend who is interested in speaking English and is the same level [...]
Movie scenes are a great way to improve your natural spoken English and listening skills. This is a scene from Pretty Woman starring Julia Roberts and Richard Gere.
Samespeak students really enjoy romantic movies or dramas according to the replies I have received in our samespeak newsletter. Go ahead and give me the title of an English speaking romance movie and I will load up a lesson on a scene from your favourite movie!
Conversational English is really different to textbook English. It can be very frustrating spending money and time on language courses only to find that people don’t understand you. The key is to practice with native speakers whenever you get the chance. The next best thing is to listen to audios or videos of native speakers. [...]
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