پنج روش تقویت مکالمه انگلیسی

Hello everyone and welcome again.

Today I’m gonna give you 5 tips

for practicing your speaking

and hopefully

they will make you improve

in a short amount of time.

Let’s get started.

Number 1 is practicing with tongue twisters.

Tongue twisters are really fun as you know.

But they’re also an amazing way

of practicing individual sounds

or individual phonemes.

There are lots of phonemes that are really hard

for people from specific countries.

The only way to train your tongue

to make these sounds

is to practice them over and over again repeatedly.

So for example

if you’re struggling with the difference between

e and ee,

you can practice this one:

I slit a sheet

A sheet I slit

Upon a slitted sheet I sit

I slit a sheet

A sheet I slit

Upon a slitted sheet I sit

Number 2 is sing along to English songs.

Music could be a really great way of

practicing every single day

because it’s really enjoyable,

it’s a great way to learn lots of slang words

and expressions, and lots of colloquial language.

It’s also a really good idea

to look up the meaning of lyrics.

And most importantly,

it helps you improve your pronunciation.

Number 3 is practice conversations

through Whats App audio notes

I always encourage my students

to talk among themselves

and to talk with native speakers

through this feature.

It’s so much more convenient than a phone call

and it puts less pressure on you.

Whatever is sent,

you can play it as many times as you want.

If you record something and you made a mistake,

delete it

and record it again.

Keep recording until you’re happy

with how it sounds.

Number four is prioritize fluency over accuracy.

If your fluent in a language

it doesn’t mean you’re

absolutely perfect at that language.

I don’t speak English perfectly,

I make mistakes all the time.

Don’t beat yourself up over making mistakes.

Remain positive,

learn from your mistakes

even laugh at your mistakes

celebrate speaking English fluently

without focusing on your mistakes.

Number 5 is to read a complete book aloud.

If you’re at home and you’re alone

take the opportunity to read aloud.

It’s a great way to practice your speaking

and your pronunciation.

You can record yourself as well.

If you think the book is too long,

you can read an article

or something from a newspaper each day.

If you do it on a daily basis

you will come across loads of new words

and new phrases

and they will stick in your mind for future use.

So that’s for today.

I hope you enjoyed it.

If you know any other tips

please write in the comment section.