I have a problem guys and i think that you might help me I want

>>18627543
Read a lot. Listen a lot. Pick up on what might be called the "music" of English, the rhythms and sentence constructions that are natural to native speakers and writers. Analyze a written sentence and try to figure out what makes it read like natural English and not some other language translated into English.

Expose yourself to music, books, movies ect.
Also you should ask those who English is a foreign languange, not native. What can a native speaker tell you? "You should go back in time and make your parents talk to you all the time"? Learning a foreign language is different than aquiring your native language.

Chat with Anglo people. That's the #1 thing. Even online. And let them know that you want them to correct you.

Friendly tip: Nobody in English says, "mother language". We call it first language.

Video games are an excellent and engaging way to improve your skills in a foreign language, and there are literally thousands to choose from

Remember, they're not useless if you're using them to practice/learn

Also your English is very good already. There are a few grammar mistakes that betray you as foreign, but you're doing very well as it is

You might want to try >>>/int/ too, there's a language learning thread on there usually

>>18627803
I use "mother language" and "mother tongue", they're just in a more formal register than most people use

>>18627771
seems to be helpful desu, on the other hand that's what i did
>>18627792
you might be right, but belive me the ESL cannot help you to improve the language you want to learn as those who this language is their native, simply they can't learn you the right way to reading or speaking as the native speakers
>>18627803
where can i find this dudes?
>>18627806
idk, but i have no way to play vidya since my pc smashed and requiers at least two weeks to come back to work though, that means l will spend my days fixing it. my writing skills is well comparing to my speaking one. also i'm good in reading even though i face some proplems with words that i do not know the mean of them you know, you think dictionary might be useful or it doesn't worth it. ty for the board mentioning btw

>>18627859
you could always download a game boy advance emulator or something for your phone

but yes, a dictionary would be VERY helpful. Especially using an English<-->English dictionary (instead of an English<-->Mother Language dictionary) if you think your skills are good enough to try

That's what I do when I play video games in Japanese. I used to read at about 20 words per minute.
Now that I've played video games and learned a lot of words with a native (Japanese) dictionary, I can read almost as fast as I can read English.

I'm wondering if there are any English-Learner multiplayer game communities for you to practice spoken english on, for when you get your computer fixed. That would be incredibly beneficial. I can't imagine there aren't any.

>>18627869
suerly the vidya and game communities would be the best way to improve but to be honest i dont have the much time for neither of them
if you know any other tips such like books,courses or even exercise to practice what i've learned, ty for you interest dude