It is not uncommon for people to study for months, even years, and still not be able to utter a word when they need to. And the reason for this is that the information you know, and the information you can produce is not the same. Scenarios help you to produce the information you know, by… Real World Applications: From Knowing to Believing

Fear of mistakes is one of the most significant reasons that holds language learners back from speaking the target language. Most of them want to speak only when they are perfect in grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation. Speaking the language fluently takes so much time that way. The best way to become a fluent speaker is to… The Power of Imperfect Speaking: Why Mistakes Are Your Fastest Path to Fluency

This is probably the biggest mistake people make when trying to learn a new language. Instead of trying to study a bit every day, many people study a lot for a day, or a week, usually right before they leave for their holiday destination. While this can give you a lot of confidence and an instant… Why Daily Practice Beats Intensive Study for Lasting Fluency

The key to becoming fluent is to master the conversations you have every day. Forget grammar and textbooks and focus on memorizing dialogues about your daily routines, the weather, or what to say when you bump into someone on the street. Native speakers learned to speak fluently because they heard similar conversations repeatedly when they were… What are the best ways to improve your everyday conversational skills and get closer to fluency?