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Are you living in an English speaking country and using English all the time? What you are describing sounds like how I felt for my first three months in Engla
by WastingMyTime89 5y ago
Are you living in an English speaking country and using English all the time?
What you are describing sounds like how I felt for my first three months in England. I stopped feeling this way when I started thinking entirely in English and actually became fluent. It was quite nice because it also marked the end of my daily headaches in the evening. I had no idea about how physically painful immersion would be before moving there.
- KptMarchewa 5y agoNo, but I work using English and speak regularly in that language, including native speakers, for at least 30 minutes every working day. Usually longer. Maybe I would need way more for short term.
- WastingMyTime89 5y agoYes, I only significantly improved after being put in a context where I could only talk in English and didn’t use another language for months. Unless you are very talented at learning languages, full immersion is more or less required if you want to become fluent.