How to Overcome Hesitation in Speaking English?

Today we will details discuss How to Overcome Hesitation in Speaking English. As human beings during our life span, use to come across millions of people in our lives, and in one or the other way we communicate. A few years back when people were living in diversifying era, in which the world was transferring to a global village, people needed to communicate with foreigners or local people. For that, they were required to learn the language of the person with whom he was communicating. Where ever he/she might be while working in any of the organizations, or at any place, maybe in school, college, university, or any other place, necessitated to communicate. Learning all the languages of those people who come across was something impracticable. That, with the passage of time, one language evolved as an international language which is ENGLISH.  Now every one of us is aware of the importance of the English language. Doesn’t matter at what stage a person is, a kid, an adult, a mature man, or the older one; everyone tries to learn and speak English. A kid or adult compared to a man or older person learns and speaks English more frequently and effortlessly.

Now schools and colleges are emphasizing the learning and speaking of English. In many schools, it is now mandatory for the teachers and students to talk in English which has developed their skills. More Problems are for elders and older ones. To survive in society, they have to learn and speak it. They hesitate majorly because they are not fluent in it, and lack of knowledge of grammatical portions, vocabulary, or pronunciation. These all factors contribute to the killing of their confidence to speak. We will share some of the ways to overcome these problems for that we will answer the following questions:

How to Overcome Hesitation in Speaking English?

English is not the primary language of Pakistani People. So, massive strength of people feel hesitation and now everyone asks about how to overcome hesitation in speaking English. Read below the information.

• What is there to speak?
• How to speak?
• Where to speak?

Let’s answer these questions. The first thing is what you are going to speak. Here is the role of vocabulary. Enhance your vocabulary as much as you can. It is a fact that you cannot enhance it in one or two days by learning the dictionary. Your accent really doesn’t matter. Do not try to speak it in any other foreign accent because every country has its own language and accent. As foreigners cannot speak Urdu in the same accent as we do, similarly we cannot speak English in their accent. So there is nothing to hesitate about. Still, if you want to build your accent and vocabulary follow the below-listed tips:

• Read English novels and books. Try to read English newsletters and magazines. Sunday or weekend magazines can be of great help.
• Watch English movies and read their lyrics. This can build your vocabulary and accent.
• Listen to English songs and radio channels.
• We all have listened to this proverb “Practice makes the man perfect”, practice each and everything you learn. Practice speaking any new word which you came across. Try to make its use in your daily routine.
• Practice speaking in English in front of a mirror every day for 10 minutes.
• Speaking English with your family and friend will encourage you and build your confidence. Do not worry about your mistakes. People will make you fun once or twice but on the third day, they will encourage you because those who will laugh will themselves be lacking this skill so be confident.
• One of the most interesting tips to develop your skill is TONGUE TWISTERS. Practice speaking tongue twisters. It makes your accent and pronunciation and words more clear. Paste this twister on the washroom mirror and every morning have a dose of it. One of the best tongue twisters for exercising and warming up your mouth is mentioned below. Paste this twister on the washroom mirror and every morning has a dose of it.

“What a to-do to die today at a minute or two to two. A thing distinctly hard to say but a harder thing to do. For they’ll beat a tattoo at twenty for two – a-ratatatata- tattoo & the dragon will come & beat the drum at a minute or two to two today at a minute or two to two.”