What Are the Issues That Stop You From Speaking English Fluently?

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I come many persons who,doubtless,write flawless English but fumbles with their words when speaking it! What could be the possible reasons?

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Cnfidence stops me from speakng fluently. Moreover a little bit ofknowlege also
Most of the time nothing stops me from speaking english but some time i dont get words to talk and i feel its better to speak in my mother tongue than speaking in English
Using big and complex sentences is an obstacle to fluency. The title could be:

What stops you from speaking fluent English?.

Just start using small sentences and you will be fluent.
Yes many people mostly people from villages or illetrate person think Ye kya bol rahe hai pagal hai kya...............These thing make me Stop to speak english.........
Yes many people mostly people from villages or illetrate person think Ye kya bol rahe hai pagal hai kya...............These thing make me Stop to speak english.........


When you speak in a group that consists of some non English speaking, it is no use speaking in English. This is true about any language. When in a mixed group, it is best to speak in the language understood by all.
However good we are in any foreign language we shall never be as good as the ones who have that language as their mother tongue. This is true for speaking only. We can be better than them in writing skills. This statement is good for people who are living in English speaking countries but English is not their mother tongue. So there is nothing to make it a big issue. In fact English forums do not treat people kindly who criticize other members for poor grammar or wrong use of words. They only encourage non English speaking people to improve.
Yes many people mostly people from villages or illetrate person think Ye kya bol rahe hai pagal hai kya...............These thing make me Stop to speak english.........


English is a language and it has nothing to do with literacy and there is nothing wrong with the people if they don't know it but we must not speak in English in front of them if they don't know it. :)
Most of the time nothing stops me from speaking english but some time i dont get words to talk and i feel its better to speak in my mother tongue than speaking in English


There is no harm in using your mother tongue word while speaking in English. We use many English words in Hindi. So there is nothing wrong in using some Hindi (or Telugu) word while speaking in English, if you do not know the English equivalent instantly. You may later find out the correct English word.
I does not understand why there is so much demand of English as Hindi is a National language.
When You know hindi you can stay any where in our country but not outside the country.
I does not understand why there is so much demand of English as Hindi is a National language.


This is because of us only we always give much importance to English but i don't think so i just see English as a foriegn language that's it.I talk to people in Hindi though i know people don't like it on some ocassions. :evil:
I also dont like to talk in English as I love my mother language.
I also dont like to talk in English as I love my mother language.


I think you can speak Malyalam and Tamil both with same command. Is it?
I also dont like to talk in English as I love my mother language.


I think you can speak Malyalam and Tamil both with same command. Is it?


I can't speak English with the fluency with which i speak Hindi. :woohoo:

But i understand Punjabi though i can't speak it. :woohoo:
Knowing Hindi we can talk with anybody in anywhere in our country.
Knowing Hindi we can talk with anybody in anywhere in our country.


No necessary i remember once i went to Bhatinda in Punjab and i really struggled to communicate with people as there people don't know Hindi.Even on the buses the place name and number used to be written in Punjabi. :laugh:
[quote]No necessary i remember once i went to Bhatinda in Punjab and i really struggled to communicate with people as there people don't know Hindi.Even on the buses the place name and number used to be written in Punjabi.[/quote]
Actually many villagers are still now illiterate and don't know Hindi.In town I think all know one extra language either Hindi or Eng.
Actually,whenever we visit any state,its locality will remain there. So,if its Punjab,then people will speak and understand Punjabi. In villages,they just know one language,and that is punjabi.
In south,we can't speak hindi,as they will not understand.
Actually,whenever we visit any state,its locality will remain there. So,if its Punjab,then people will speak and understand Punjabi. In villages,they just know one language,and that is punjabi.
In south,we can't speak hindi,as they will not understand.


@ Ronark I am a Punjabi who had been in almost every nook and corner of our country and many other countries, I had been in South India for considerable time and never found a single place where they did not speak Hindi, although with not that fluency. Yes I faced some problems while I found none who knew Hindi or English in rural areas but then I was prepared with a selected words of local languages.
Many people are thinking that what he/she is speaking may be wrong so they feel bad while speaking fluently.............

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