I want to learn spoken English

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Now, I have decided to achieve better communication skills in English. :evil: My husband says, there is a bit difference between written and spoken English.
Can you guide me with some simple tips? :)

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Mam I too published many article but not get published.All are approved but published yet.
Mam I too published many article but not get published.All are approved but published yet.


Don't worry have a patience they will be published once they are approved. :) :whistle:
Ya i am keep on waiting but at least how many days it take normally..........
[quote]I mean t express yourself in English language you need a real platform.Such as presentation room or in front of big audience.that make you perfect and give a confidence,..........


See Chinmoy's reply on this post!! Also speaking good English or for that matter any language, it is not just about facing a big audience but doing equally well in speaking with a single person or a few people!


Spoken English actually means informal conversation with single or a few persons. Speaking before audience is altogether different and that is usually monologue. You may deliver a prepared lecture before audience but need to speak extempore during conversation.[/quote]

You are absolutely correct! A speaker addressing an audience is privileged to speak and unless there is a 'question and answer' session,he or she is not supposed to be disturbed by any!
We should start with a small conversation to learn spoken english,it may be from home. Then we should stock some words with meaning and then grammer.Even we should not hesitate to speak, it may be wrong in starting but we can learn slowly.
Yes without confidence no one even a genius achieve any thing in his life.....
Though your english is bad or good, we just need to speak with confidence and then try to know your mistakes and you can improve your english slowly
Let me give you a good comedy scene from a Malayalam movie "Achuvinte Amma" meaning Achu's mother.
Though you can't understand it full, I am sure, you will really enjoy it. It's one of the best comedy scenes in Malayalam movies related to spoken English.

http://www.bharatmovies.com/malayalam/comedy/urvashi-comedy-clip-from-achuvinte-amma.htm


Have at least one member gone through this video?? :angry: :angry: :angry:
I am thinking of having a site to teach the finer points of communication for that I would charge a monthly fees of Rs.2000. Any taker?
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Am repeatedly asking...has anyone gone through that funny video?
I am thinking of having a site to teach the finer points of communication for that I would charge a monthly fees of Rs.2000. Any taker?
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Its very costly i would if you reduce it to 100/month. :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
Ha this is really more Chinmoy jee can we pay it as instalments for you.
Me also not the very having very much fluency in English.
Incidentally, the last few posts are not relevant for discussion but mere chatting. There us no short cut to spoken English. I may suggest following steps:

(1) Listen to English language telecasts, videos and movies.
(2) Read aloud text in a book or newspaper. This will enable you to practice English speaking. Better read aloud conversational portions of a novel.
(3) Speak in English only as far as possible.

I could learn fluent English speaking within six months while in class VI just by stubbornly speaking in English only. I had virtually no knowledge of English till Class V.
Incidentally, the last few posts are not relevant for discussion but mere chatting. There us no short cut to spoken English. I may suggest following steps:

(1) Listen to English language telecasts, videos and movies.
(2) Read aloud text in a book or newspaper. This will enable you to practice English speaking. Better read aloud conversational portions of a novel.
(3) Speak in English only as far as possible.

I could learn fluent English speaking within six months while in class VI just by stubbornly speaking in English only. I had virtually no knowledge of English till Class V.


Where there is a will there is a way!!!
yes, your proverb is really and absolutely 100% correct.

Even i don't know english to speak at all. Full of broken english i used to speak. Later i felt i need to learn to speak fluently for good communication. Then I joined spoken english classes. But it is not much benifited. Only i understood grammar form spoken english class. Then I understood that as much practice we have of speaking english that much we will get fluency of english. so i started using few tricks.

Those are 2 tricks i have worked out to speak.

When ever an free, I used to call to customer care and keep the language in english. and i used to talk to those people in english and i used to observe their english.

Another trick is, I mostly used to make friends who does not know any of the language i know. so that i can communicate with them only in English. and i used to spend most of the time with those people and keep on communicating in english.

Even by attending interviews also i have improved my speaking.
I am thinking of having a site to teach the finer points of communication for that I would charge a monthly fees of Rs.2000. Any taker?
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Its very costly i would if you reduce it to 100/month. :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:


I acn give him the fees....if he is ready to come to Kerala :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
I can't afford my travelling expenses to Kolkatta :P
So Sandhya want to join in Chinmoy jee institute but only in kerala.
So Sandhya want to join in Chinmoy jee institute but only in kerala.


Why can't we arrange it at Kochi shipyard...he can come sailing his own boat :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

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