I'm a current High School Junior attending a public school in the United States and I have a bit of an accent when I speak English. I was born and raised in the United States, however, my parents are both immigrants, so neither of them could speak English and I was sent to live with my grandparents when I was about 2 to 4 years-old, in China. In other words, I never had the best base for learning languages. I spent much of my first to third-grade years barely being able to read a hint of English and much of my middle school years with a horrible stutter. Now that I am older, I realized that I really truly want to improve my English, so I opted to start reading more books, such as Biographies and very high-level reading material, especially books that most College Students should have read, as I will be attending College fairly soon. I, also, decided to read out loud, as I can't afford a real speech coach/teacher and my school doesn't offer a program that could improve my speech. Any other tips and tricks that would be beneficial for me?
Also, I heard learning Latin could help my English and help my being able to learn other romance languages, such as French (I'm currently taking French class), Spanish, and Italian.
Submitted November 25, 2020 at 04:53PM by AtomicSkunk https://ift.tt/366XxgI
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