Afraid of making mistakes!

[silversea]

You know, I have to speak English to myself to improve it, believe it or not, it is far better than saying nothing at all. Moreover, you do not make real mistakes unless you repeat them. Live and learn . I always assume that making mistakes is part of my process of learning English
Best,

[Miss Qatar]

silversea,

thanks a lot dear silversea

Got it


Lets just hope that nobody will hear me

[silversea]

silversea,

thanks a lot dear silversea

Got it


Lets just hope that nobody will hear me

You are welcome, newbie . Let's speak up

[seba]

Miss Qatar I am almost the same, hesitate too much when I utter a word

I have one request, please if any one knows somebody in Jeddah (Saudi Arabia) female guy and can teach me and I will pay her.Pllllllleeeeeease

[juni]

hey! if your affraid of mistakes you'll never learn. mistakes comes at the beginning and they become more less the more you practise. so don't hesitate talk as much as you can you will finally get there. you can download song lyrics and sing with the singer, believe me it helps.

[afrah]

hi there ...

in addition , there is no trust on my self


c u ...


note // tell me how mane mistake in my unique sentence

[abuomaryoyo]

hi
you are suffering from what we really are so try to speak with native speakers if possibble and if not with one who shares ur own problem just like me
my skype is omaryousf2889
gooooooooooooooooood luck

[Miss Qatar]

Thank you all for your replies.


thank you thank you thank you! :)

[rocking]

Thank you all for your replies.


thank you thank you thank you! :)

Like you, i'm a long-time learner of English. It's not easy but can be fun. I believe the most powerful study skill is to be confident in making mistakes. you'll get started anyway and then you won't repeat your mistakes very often.

good luck, little angel.

[RedBlue]

Hello Miss Qatar

I have the same problem and I am doing my best to overcome it. Trying calming down when you respond to the other person. And don't be afraid just let it out and speak slowly to avoid stuttering. Ask your friends to correct you when you say something wrong.