speak easily
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Welcome to the forum. :hi:
I find that opening my mouth and then engaging my vocal cords is the easiest way. :lol:
Do you perhaps mean "How can I learn to speak English more easily?"
Note that we don't put a space before a question mark.
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This can't happen. You need to put some effort into it.
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For example?
If you are living a country which isn't a English country.
It will very difficult to speak easily.
Because no one would like to talk to you in English except you were living in English country.
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Yes, that's largely true.
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Perhaps it might be difficult to find people to speak to directly face-to-face, but there are many options for conversing over the internet. Skype, Chatroulette, and Omegle are just a few off the top of my head, I'm sure there are many more. Some are just for random chatting, while some are actually geared towards language learning.
Edit. Here are a couple of sites I just found via Google, which are specifically for language practice. Note that I haven't tried either of them, they're just the first two I found.
http://www.mylanguageexchange.com/
http://www.conversationexchange.com/
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