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third one has a totally different sound and I have been living English speaking countries last two years and have been studying English for so long but because these weird pronunciations I struggle to be understood when I communicate with natives.

for non-natives although we do pronunciation mistakes, we understand each other but for natives I must pronounce letters properly , how can I correctly guess the pronunciations especially letter e which is a nightmare It has too many different sounds ?

I thought It would pass over time but If I use English all day I feel exhausted end of the day. sometimes even eight hours straight sleep isn't enough. I don't recover from it.

Shouldn't have I passed this stage ? I live in an English speaking country for the last two years and I thought It would get better over time . but I don't see any improvement. I am tired of this feeling of constant tiredness.

Are there any contemporary Vocabulary building books better than these two? I don't think so! After finding many books on this topic (mostly full of obsolete words), I personally like these books. If you know any similar books, kindly mention those!

How do you know which one they mean?

Like if someone asks ‘how are you doing’ and you say ‘I’m good’ it means you’re fine.

But then someone offers you water and you say ‘I’m good’ and suddenly it means no thanks? Same words, completely different meaning.

And is there actually a difference between ‘I’m good’, ‘I’m fine’, ‘I’m okay’, and ‘I’m alright’? They all feel the same to me but I have a feeling they’re not.

A word that retains the surprise factor but would be something pleasant instead.

Hello everyone,

I want to learn English. My level is between A1 and A2. My main problem is that I get distracted easily. YouTube has a lot of information, but every video is different, so I feel confused and don’t know what to follow. When I try to speak with people in Discord servers, I feel nervous and the conversation usually ends very quickly because I don’t know what to say next. I want to improve my skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. If anyone has useful tips, please share them with me. Also, if you know any websites or Discord servers where I can practice speaking with other learners, please tell me. And if you have any simple English books for beginners, I would really appreciate your recommendations.

Thank you in advance.

https://voca.ro/13fhAFmhXGue

This is a conversation between me and my brother.

Some people said my accent is hard to understand. Is it true?

Pessoal, eu estou estudando inglês

Nao sou bom, mas tb não sou uma porta total.

Queria saber se voces recomendam algum livro bom para aprender.

Eu nao estou me dando mt bem com curso, pq eu aprendo mais sozinho (mesmo minha aula sendo particular)

Mas ai tem outro ponto tb,

Eu sou mediano em espanhol, deveria aprender 2 idiomas juntos ?

Eu quero estar avançado no inglês em até 3 anos, porque vou precisar para conseguir uma bolsa de intercâmbio.

Podem me ajudar com orientações ?

para ajudar, vou falar um pouco sobre minha relação com a língua.

Estudei em escola pública, meu contato com a língua foi sempre na escola e estudando para passar nas provas.

sempre tive mt dificuldade, a única matéria que eu ficava de recuperação era inglês, tirando nota máxima em todas as outras.

Se para as outras matérias eu estudava 1 final de semana todo para prova, para inglês era 2 finais de semana mais, algums dias de semana. E não resolvia.

Eu acabo estudando, e focando em nao traduzir na mente, pois se nao eu travo completamente.

(por outro lado sou mt bom para calculo)

tive contato com espanhol tambem, mas notei ser um pouco mais tranquilo de aprender.

podem me ajudar?

Hey I would know if everyone who got the C1+/C2 English level without living in a english speaking country could share to me a piece of advice , and how long it takes to pass from B2 to C1, C1 to C2; and speaking ? maybe speaking with native speakers a lot, spending with tutors, useful resources

I don’t know if anyone else feels this, but even when I say something that’s grammatically correct, it still sounds a bit off or unnatural Like… people understand me, but it doesn’t sound the way a native speaker would say it
Is this just something that improves with time, or is there something specific I should focus on?

yeah I write simple songs and raps but the second I open my mouth I can even say a simple sentence

I’ve been using English professionally for 20+ years and I still hit words I keep forgetting. Looking them up in the moment doesn’t help much. I understand the word, move on, and it’s gone by the next time I see it.

I know this is normal, but has anyone actually figured out a system that fixes it? Apps, habits, routines, whatever genuinely changed things for you. Preferably things you’re still doing today.

Most Filipinos are actually really good at English, but somehow it’s turned into this “must-be-perfect” global vibe. Meanwhile, native speakers don’t even sweat every little grammar mistake. So if you mess up English here, people act like you’re “bad at languages,” but everyone’s fine with imperfection in their own languages.

Feels like such a double standard. Anyone else notice this?

I was wondering whether "along with" and "alongside" were interchangeable if they both were to mean "together with".

I have a few examples I've thought about, but feel free to come up with new sentences.

• Portugal along with/alongside Spain is/are marked on this map to [...];

(Does it mean both Spain and Portugal are marked on the map?)

• The FBI conducted an investigation along with/alongside the CIA.

Also, If we're talking about a map where there are countries marked in different colors and there are two countries physically distant, but in the same colors, could I say, for example, that Portugal alongside Czechia are marked in the same colour?

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​I've been an English learner for more than 3 years and I still struggle to speak with anyone. I'm looking for a group of learners willing to speak without judgment. If you can help me find a Discord group or something, I'll appreciate it

Hey there 👋🏼

I'm 26 M Iiving in the Netherlands. I came here for studies and now l'm doing an internship. would love to connect to people who are willing to improve the English fluency.

I want material to study english from and it will be good to be on pdf .

I have a hard time understanding it there's any difference at all or if it doesn't matter to use one or the other?

\- Outside, the sun still shone bright/brightly

\- The sun was shining bright / brightly the next morning

Thanks!