I wanna learn english

[Julian7363]

Hello i am a person from the hispanic comunity, and In 3 month i am gonna make a English test for have a English certificate, and i am here, cause i would like native people for talk (while we play some game or not), I will apreciate it.

[crunchyfrog]

There are certain LFG (Looking for Groups) in games on these forums, so your best bet is likely to check on whatever game you want to play. Each game obviously has their own forums here.

Outside of that have you tried any of the online courses like Duolingo? I've heard they can be quite good.

[Pipe]

Originally posted by Julian7363:

Hello. I am a person from the hispanic comunity community, and in 3 months I am gonna make take an English test for have an English certificate, and I am here because I would like to talk with native people speakers (while we play some game or not), I will apreciate appreciate it

phew. fixed that for you
I probably missed some things though

[Julian7363]

Thanks Let me know if you want

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

The best way of learning to speak English is to voice chat with those that natively speaks it, or fluent in it.

You get better at it the more you casually hold conversation, just talking about things into, maybe games, movies, books, or etc. Never be afraid to ask questions, or share things like talking about difference between one country to another, as you learn things about the world how people can think differently, and so on.

[Pheex]

The way I learned English as a child was by watching a lot of TV with English speaking characters but with my native language's subtitles.

Subtitles aren't always perfect translations, but hearing people pronounce the words and using words in a context you can visually connect to really helps with learning. At least for me.

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youtube have lots of language learning courses....

I'm learning sourdough

[Julian7363]

Thanks for your recomendations

[Julian7363]

Originally posted by Pheex:

The way I learned English as a child was by watching a lot of TV with English speaking characters but with my native language's subtitles.

Subtitles aren't always perfect translations, but hearing people pronounce the words and using words in a context you can visually connect to really helps with learning. At least for me.

:)

[kitty]

3 months? man, you need to start from the very beginning. and you need books, grammar. talking won't help you. you need vocabulary and grammar first, then audio/video and talk when you have something to say
you said it's hispanic community. is it within English speaking area? if yes, disown your community till the test and live in English community while you study and actively communicate with people around. that's the best way to learn fast. 3 months is just about right to grasp basics and to be fluent on basic topics.