Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fluently"

rawangi.. or rawani...saaf saaf bolna

It means you can speak about something without hesitating for grammar or vocabulary

And you don't know what SPEAK ENGLISH FLUENTLY means?

There is a foreigner in our team. He lives in Malaysia. We must speak to him in English to improve our English skills. However, he might be able to speak Japanese fluently, better than our ability to speak English.

when pigs fly. aka never going to happen.

I'm doing very well!

do is action. Adding do to the sentence implies you can take the action and get the help to speak fluently. Only if you need to. Not add do implies that you need the help to speak more fluently.

tense. one is present tense and one is past. in this case adding ly to it makes is present, I'd add do to the end though to make it flow.

thank you very much

@bahataha: If I understand what you're asking correctly it would be, I'm studying English at college until I can speak it fluently. Few people here say University. They either call it college or school.

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@FarjanaMikki These are some methods I use when learning a language 1) find a website that offers the newspaper in English. See if there is a website that gives you the news in simplified English so it's easier for you at the beginning. You can read this at breakfast, for example, and take note of words you don't understand. 2) find a YouTube channel you like that is run by someone who speaks in English. That way you can learn the language and have fun. A lot of the time, there will be subtitles available for you as well. You could set these to be in your native language first, and then in English so you can see how the words the person is saying are spelled. 3) learn the lyrics to a song or to many songs that you like. It doesn't really matter if you understand at first because you will still get used to the pronunciation of the language, and you will remember words more easily because there is a tune! Hope this helps! Good luck! 😊

I don't mind not being able to speak English fluently.

Pretty good - here is the minimum edit to be correct: Well not really. I have problems with grammar. I want to write English fluently and idiomatically. "Fluent" is ok here, but I think it is best used to describe speaking. For writing, I think a word like "natural" is better. Anyway, I might say something like: Well, not really. I have trouble with grammar, but I want to write natural and idiomatic English. Well, not really, since English grammar still gives me trouble. I want to write fluently and naturally. Well not really. Grammar is still a problem for me - but I want to write perfectly natural and idiomatic English.

Two children beside me are speaking English fluently

You would ask: "How can I speak English fluently?" I think the answer is "practice". :)

You are getting there. Ah has an open mouth, lips and open throat. Ur has more closed mouth, lips and throat.

Aside from talking to native speakers, shadowing is best: http://www.mezzoguild.com/language-shadowing-a-superior-learning-method/ At your advanced level, you should be able to make great progress using this technique in a month. Anyway, I hope it works for you, best of luck with your interview.

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