become fluent in english

hi…..............
i am santosh karad from mumbai, india

i am trying hard to become fluent in english, i always practice but i think im still not good in english….
i feel ashamed because my work is more on communicating with the guest. im a front office agent in resort, i encounter most people who speak english and sometimes my grammar are wrong…..
how i wish to improve my self…..

I am from Lebanon….Here we speak Arabic…The French is our 2nd language and than it comes the English as a 3rd language

I got my B.A in French, but lately I realised that the english is used everywhere in my country,,,,interviews,meetings,work,college and universities…

I decided to continue my masters but with the english version because it will help me in my career.

I speak english but slowly…i wish to become fluent because it’s an important language

Hope I will get some help here

I speak spanish and I had english classes when I was in high school but those classes werent enough for me. I really love this language and i really need to know it perfectly since im planning to study in an english speaking country. Ive taken the TOEFL and got an 89. Luckily the university asks for at least an 80. But still, i think that my result was low.

HI

Actually I don’t say I’m fluent in English.
I make lots of mistakes and yet slow to speak.
But my friends kindly say I am and I want to set goals which have exact figures.
So, I decided to finish this.

Thanks to 43 Things, my English skill became better than before.
I don’t finish learning English of course.

Well, I set another goal for myself to be fluent in English.

There are many exams about English in this world.
TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS…OK, don’t waste our time.

In my country, Japan, has only one official exam of English.
It is called ‘通訳案内士試験.’
Sorry for Japanese…I don’t know how we can tell it in English.
Only English speaking Japanese people who pass the exam can work as official guide in Japan.

Strangely we don’t need to have any official qualification to work as interpreters and translaters in Japan. Even many people teach English without any qualification in private operated schools and that’s not illegal.
Don’t you think it’s crazy?
To make my skill and my name hard, I want to hold a certain qualification.
I don’t want to be seen as a person who don’t have enough ability in English but works as a professional.

My TOEIC score is 900 but I don’t think I’m worth it.
I can’t speak so fluently, tend to mistake in grammar a lot.
Vocabulary is not enough.
I myself think of my English is too childish.
There seriously is room to improve a lot.
So, I’ve figured myself to set a big goal.
Pass the ‘通訳案内士試験.’
I want to be confident.
And get a better working circumstance!

Needless to say, it’s said to be difficult to pass indeed.
It’s compared with the National Bar Examination.
Only one time a year, this exam is hold.
A preliminary exam is likely to be taken in August. At least this year was so.

I’m really into this now.
I don’t want to go out and have fun.
Just try what I can do.

Now we can study using PC.
It makes us learn easily and it’s cheap…mostly for free!
Using podcasts, free learning sites, getting texts using internet auctions, and, of course…
This brilliant 43 things!
Writing and reading is big factors in learning English.
Since I registerd here, I got a place to practice.
And kind people encourage me and tenderly tell me about my mistakes in English.
Thanks million folks!!!

i speak arabic and i always dream about deing fluent in english i love this language strongly….. i think me and only myself who can make this dream became true….

I want to emprove my English faster.

I hope I can get it here.

Seems Ms. Hilary Benn is visiting Osaka where I live in in Japan soon.

She is the minister of environment etc in the U.K.

My superior told me that why I don’t go to the meeting.

He said there will be a talk meeting with her in the citycentre next Monday.

People from NGOs, companies and some general public can join it in.

An invitation came to our foundation from the British embassy.

And…he offered me the seat with very light words.

Actually for our foundation, this is not that special opportunity at all.

But for me, for me…this is the first experience.

I have to learn a lot about British Climate Change issue in a week!!!