Many learners believe fluency comes from long study sessions, but the truth is that short, consistent “micro-practices” are far more effective. When you speak English for just five minutes a day, your brain continuously reinforces vocabulary, pronunciation, and rhythm. Over time, these small sessions accumulate into natural fluency.

Begin by narrating your activities out loud. For example, say: “I’m preparing breakfast,” or “I’m organizing my desk.” This simple activity forces your brain to think in English without translating. You can also read short paragraphs aloud to develop speaking confidence.

Shadowing is another powerful method. Choose a short clip of a native speaker, listen, and imitate the rhythm and intonation as closely as possible. Over weeks, your mouth muscles adapt to English patterns, making you sound more fluent and confident.

Tip: Fluency grows from frequency, not perfection. Speak every day — even alone.