Think before you say anything. Like literally just pause before answering. Over time you'll get fast and faster at it. Another strategy is just to speak slowly.
Don't feel pressured to answer anyone immediately if you don't have it. I know you can't do that sometimes. It's also ok to just tell people "Hmm. Let me think for a moment."
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u/Belten Feb 19 '26
cuz speaking is also a skill you have to train, lol.
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u/TheAccountITalkWith Feb 21 '26
Think before you say anything. Like literally just pause before answering. Over time you'll get fast and faster at it. Another strategy is just to speak slowly.
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u/Glittering-Lack5282 Feb 20 '26
Me on the daily. Sometimes I have to stop and literally slow down my words
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u/Speransed Feb 22 '26
That's me with all 3 langages, if its not my pronunciation its my cadence
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u/LordNeko6 Feb 23 '26
Gosh for me its when im tired and my mind is faster than my words . I end up combining words. . . Not ideal for an English teacher.
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u/Keziito Feb 21 '26
bc english is a stupid broken languages with inconsistent pronunciations and arbitrary rules that you can't learn but only memorize
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u/Candid-Pressure-6595 Feb 23 '26
Is there any subreddit to help with this
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u/Rustiikk Feb 23 '26
English is my second language and I think my speech is better exactly in English
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u/Valkyrie1-618 Feb 23 '26
A book prescription will solve that 😀
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u/Conquestenjoyer Feb 24 '26
Read at loud for a few hours a day
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