Question: How can I sound like a native English speaker? Learn English

oh tough question how can i be like  a native speaker in english speaking

um do you have any any common stones about this  one well it's it's very difficult um but uh but  

i mean listening to lots of people uh uh talk and  then trying to sort of copy the way it sounds not  

just the way it sounds but kind of the rhythm  of it and the flow of it that's probably one of  

the key um uh elements to becoming more like a  native speaker is uh trying to capture not just  

the grammar but also sort of the feel so when you  listen to people speak english you'll notice that  

it's not monotone it tends to get some words  are stressed meaning it gets louder and softer  

and that as people talk they tend to emphasize  parts of the speech like i'm doing right now  

in an exaggerated way um so this is also a way to  become or sound a little bit more like a native  

speaker but i would say don't worry too much  about it uh worry most about being understood  

first and then try to improve from there  what do you think sarah i definitely agree  

and what i what i first thought of is um i i  do agree that anyone learning a second language  

will probably always have an accent of some  sort and and i just want to validate or let  

you guys know that um it's so it's okay to  have an accent it's and there are so many  

different forms of english that the goal is is  to be understood right so as long as as you can  

communicate what you are trying to express that's  a really good uh place to be and for a strategy i  

would say challenge yourself to try to think  with that language so even if you're in your  

daily life and you're thinking about something  or you're out walking around trying to describe  

like think to yourself how would i describe this  in english or how would i talk about what i'm  

doing right now in english just to kind of get  yourself thinking in the language a bit more too