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Stuff I've tried and it worked for me: 1. Watch English movies with English subtitles (no dubbing) or Japanese Anime with English subtitles (or dubbing) 2. Si
by lukaszkups 8y ago
Stuff I've tried and it worked for me:
1. Watch English movies with English subtitles (no dubbing) or Japanese Anime with English subtitles (or dubbing)
2. Sing English songs
3. Play English RPGs (I think I've learned +50% of my total English vocabulary thanks to Final Fantasy series in my teen times)
4. Take English lessons (I did it before exams in school).
Stuff I haven't tried but it might be worth:
5. Practice discussion with someone (e.g. via public video chat services with strangers or something)
6. Try audio-blogging (say something about topic you're interested in, best if it's related to your work), record yourself, listen, review yourself (what was good, what not), repeat.
Side notes from me:
- it takes time and practice (so also patience) to get really better in such stuff (like weeks/months, not days)
- practice using simple sentences/words while talking. If you're talking with someone remotely (e.g. via videochat) have a google translate opened so you can search quickly for the words you're trying to say but forget
- prepare before each meeting, write down some sentences/words that you think you often forget and keep it nearby to feel less stressed