kimbraa:
Read books. More especially, Novels. Stop watching Nollywood movies/Yoruba movies...watch Hollywood movies with more talking and less action. An example of such is Suits. What kind of friends do you associate with?, you'd have to pick friends that'll sharpen you, and not the ones you're better than.

LeksideOLM:
I want to improve my English.
I do speak good english but makes little mistakes which embarrass me sometimes.

I want to improve but don't know how.
I was brought up with Pure Yoruba Dialect.

jaxxy:



U wrote this down so u dont hv much of a problem. Wat aspect of English do u want to improve on? Pronunciation or tenses or where exactly do u goof when speaking English. This will help us know d best way to advise u.

LeksideOLM:
I want to improve my English.
I do speak good english but makes little mistakes which embarrass me sometimes.

I want to improve but don't know how.
I was brought up with Pure Yoruba Dialect.

Josephamstrong1:


clique u mean?

teshiam:


Your spot on. Suits has a lot of words that people could learn. When there's someone like Mike Ross .

akankemi1:
Ensure you speak English all the time. Don't feel embarrassed when corrected instead take corrections in good spirit. don't watch African magic Yoruba. read more, novels, newspaper magazines etc

LeksideOLM:
I want to improve my English.
I do speak good english but makes little mistakes which embarrass me sometimes.

I want to improve but don't know how.
I was brought up with Pure Yoruba Dialect.

LeksideOLM:


I think it's Tenses,using can,could,have,has,had,May,might,shall,should,will,would..and constructing Good sentences,those are the areas am Having problem.

LeksideOLM:
I want to improve my English.
I do speak good english but makes little mistakes which embarrass me sometimes.

I want to improve but don't know how.
I was brought up with Pure Yoruba Dialect.

NairaSand:
i like your story, next step in myy life is getting rid of toxic friends too and application of simplicity when speaking.

Okay....first thing is you need to stop taking yourself serious.

Second thing is to get rid of toxic friends. You need people that believe in you. If you're one of those people that doesn't believe in you, get rid of yourself.

English is overrated. It's 40% what you say and 60% how you say it.

I remember one of my lowest moment in my search for myself.

It was at a naming ceremony. A woman from church was naming her baby. As an over-grown teenager, we turned up [only that I brought my low self esteem along]. One thing led to another and we [alongside an army of teenager] were about leaving, our sunday school teachers saw us and asked where "two people we came with went". I replied and said "They have went home"

A part of me died that day!!!

That day I just knew it couldn't get any worse.

Instead of sulking, I continued to put myself out there. Putting myself in unfamiliar situation, taking baby steps and gradually becoming the man of my dream.

Your guess is as good as mine, my English is still not perfect but I've leaned to talk without fear or intimidation.

chinnyonwu:

Read a novel and practice vocalizing the words as you read. I attribute my good reading, writing and speaking skills to lots and lots of Enid Blyton, Harry Potter and Heartsong books I read when growing up. Nogo dey read all dose 150naira "the return of Sister Amaka" ooo... Those ones dey reduce IQ. Conversely, avoid the novels with too much big grammar.

Tohsynetita1:
Lekside meet me on my mail greatfullness494@gmail.com,i will give you some training, even if you are a stutter, you will be changed for good if you can be practicing them.

Luiz1:
Go and bought Dele Ashades' A-Z of English

kimbraa:
Mike Ross, Harvey, and Jessica hold a good command of English.

teshiam:


Even Louis Litt and Daniel Hardman. Their phrases and use of english just show that they are Harvard Graduates. Why is law practice in Nigeria not sweet like that ?

LeksideOLM:
I want to improve my English.
I do speak good english but makes little mistakes which embarrass me sometimes.

I want to improve but don't know how.
I was brought up with Pure Yoruba Dialect.

kimbraa:
Read books. More especially, Novels. Stop watching Nollywood movies/Yoruba movies...watch Hollywood movies with more talking and less action. An example of such is Suits. What kind of friends do you associate with?, you'd have to pick friends that'll sharpen you, and not the ones you're better than.