MrGoodFriend
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I am Derrel from Dallas, Texas. In the US, we have many accents, but mostly everyone speaks the same. Although, some accuse people from Texas (or Texans) of having our own language.
Here is my suggestions. 1) Do find friends who speak english well and engage in long conversations of only english. Try very hard not to use "ano" so much. 2) Read articles, books, product labels or any english printed matter with a friend that speaks english well. Follow their pronunciations. 3) Listen to english speaking TV and radio and repeat the phrases they say. If you have a recorder, record your speaking and replay to verify you have properly pronounced the words as you hear others say them.
Now, who can help me with my Tagalog and Visaya?
Sige,
Salamat po! |
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Sar616
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Most colleges (more so the community colleges) offer English emertion classes. On the same note take a few classes at a college that interest you. Also finding a job where you speak English will also help. |
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nanuh
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Read a lot of English books and converse with people who speak the language fluently. |
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Ray H
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Talk to english speakers. Practice speaking english. Watch a lot of TV or movies in english. |
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ELSEE
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You don't have to go anywhere, just keep speaking English that means do not speak tagalog for awhile. |
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Sqider
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English town |
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Tara
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Through socializing with English only speakers. Conversation is by far the best way to improve your pronunciation. I worked with a gentleman from the Philippines and although he had been here many years he still had some ways of speaking that weren't correct grammar. He asked us, his coworkers, to tell him when he spoke incorrectly because he wanted to correct it. We were happy to and he learned a lot and his English improved. |
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vibal
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if you want to work in a call center and you need to improve your english language, try this site:
www.easyenglish.com.ph |
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oneiloilojeepney
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Go to where the American Expats hang out and learn from a native speaker. If you can't do that, believe it or not you can learn correct english by watching movies or cartoons. I have a 12 year old nephew who speaks english perfectly who learned just from watching cartoons in english. |
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hwan_tu
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There's a guy in Tanay, Rizal who's not doing anything. He can give you training in speaking in English. |
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Stop.Drop&Roll
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Watch English speaking movies.
Read (out loud) English books.
Get English tapes for the car.
Take lessons.
Travel to England and make a friend. |
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yumi
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the english speaking community., my cousin dont even know a single english sentence but when he moved out to states, he actually forgot speaking filipino., he was 10 then. and he's sister, 15 then i think, became fluent in english in just a year.
if u cant go there, convince ur friends to speak english. There should be a fine for those who speak ur native lingo.
watching and reading english movies and stuff would also make you good in english.
hope that helps. |
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jongbong
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zzz... sleep all day in the couch and drink lots of... hmmm... beer... the next time u noticed u won't be talking in your native tongue. heee.. haaaaw... wiiii... muuuu... aaaaarrggghhh... zzz... |
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Nae
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Go find people that speak English fluently and make friends. Have many many conversations...its easiest and fastest to pick it up that way. |
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snowblossom ☺♪♫
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read read and then read some more!☺ |
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jay
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hooked on phonics |
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Aref H4
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Work in a call center. |
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