Effective English learning is not measured by how much you understand, but by how confidently you can use the language in real conversations. Many learners understand English well but struggle to speak because they lack guided practice, real interaction, and a speaking-first process.
Why do so many people learn English but don’t speak it?
- Focus on grammar instead of conversation
- Fear of making mistakes
- Lack of consistent speaking practice
- Learning without real-life context
Common English learning methods (and their limits)
- Apps & self-study – Good for vocabulary, weak for speaking
- Online English learning – Flexible, quality depends on method
- AI-powered learning – Excellent for practice, not enough alone
- Teacher-led learning – Essential for speaking, requires consistency
What actually builds speaking fluency?
- Speaking from day one
- Real-time feedback
- A safe environment for mistakes
- Repetition in real contexts
- Combining technology with human interaction
English learning for different needs
- English for adults
- Business English
- Online English learning
- Spoken English courses
- English learning with AI
How it works at Berlitz
- Speaking-first methodology
- Live instructors leading real conversations
- AI-powered personal practice
- Programs tailored to personal and business goals
The goal: move from understanding to speaking.
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