Help me: I take a lot of English courses, but I can't read, write and listen...

[hamam]

i learn english a lot but i can't treat with other by this language . please , help me.
i am 25 years old. i had graduated from fauclty of commerce.
i take a lot of courses in inglish ,but i can't read, write ,listen and speak will.

[Torsten]

Dear Hamam,

How much time do you spend listening to English audio resources every day?

Regards,
Torsten
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[Borjana]

[hamam]

i don't always listen to audio , but sometimes .

[lost_soul]

Try listening to recordings in English everyday for 1-2 hours (in the morning and in the evening, maybe on your way to/from work, using an MP3 player). It would be just as well if you obtain a transcript of what you will listen to first, and read it and write down every word you don't know, and learn all those words, so that when you hear them in the recording, you will know what they mean, and the whole recording will make sense to you.

You will probably not see any significant improvement for several weeks, but I think in a year you will see a big difference. Many people give up on language because mastering it to any decent level takes too much time, and after a few weeks/months they can't see any changes and decide to stop trying.

Also, you should always capitalize the pronoun "I" And use a spell checker, that will help you correctly spell English words

Good luck on your mission.

[sawsan]

if you got aproblem with translation becuse you cant recall or remember the meaning of words speedly ,here it is the remedy ,,, you should read small english stories and look for the difficult words in dictionaries and write it ten time in paper ,this will make you remember them easly ,and listen to the english actors when they talke do not steal the translation from below the screen .Belive me this advise is goooooood

[sapi]

I agree with Sawsan that's how I learnt French. Read short stories don't look up every word in the dictionary otherwise you won't enjoy the story but look up the key / difficult words. This will expand your vocabulary. Also by reading you will start to recognise the pattern of sentences and structures, which will also help you learn. Don't set huge targets, learning a language takes time and repetition. Good luck and let me know if I can be of any more help.

[sawsan]

hi ,friends how are you ,have you injoyed your lessons ? I realy love these lessons they give great help although I know all of them so easily still i prefer re-read them over and over again for my good and I love those mini tests with clever questions so if any body need my help please tell me . i will be there .

[Vicky Gu]

[sawsan]

hi, Hamam I`m rose , i read your message and I feel sorry for you. It is not easy to master acomplet diffrent language in short time , on the contrary it is difficult and need time ,so dont be depressed and sad .I am also face many problems but that give me the motive to go on and insiste to improve my level .Try again and agine and never give up

[Jan]

Hi

This is a myth that English is easy to study and specially talking and understanding
is just very difficult. I hope for you,that you would find strength enough to carry on.

We could probably not have that luck but next generation would be for sure much more closer to new fair international language as old Esperanto ,than we would be avenge , and let's hope for all of ESL students that justice is coming to this World.

English is completely out of range for majority of human population,
as you have notice yourself this is , as much work as Sisyphus had been doing.
Treat it (all this English learning) as you would have to copy with wild animal, fight back however you can.
If more intensive studing your would be able to do now, than less you would suffer entirely.
There are not any simple solutions, just listen and listen to any available English source.
New Esperanto would be one day to all of us (or Chinese)
and would be peace for ever with English troubles

Jan