What is the best platform to learn English?

Question

Hi everyone! I’m a university student (M 21) currently stundyng hospitality management. I can speak understand English and speak but I’m not fluent, and I sometimes I don’t understand the slang. I want and I have to I mprove my English skills otherwise it will be very hard to improve my career. I’m available to pay for a service, but what’s the bes solitaired t? I was thinking about cambly o something similar. Do u have any advice? Thank u so much!!

Answer 1

Any of the certified tutors here on Wyzant can help you. The one problem with slang is that it varies from country to country. You might want to tell your tutor that you're interested in learning slang expressions from the United States, for example.

Answer 2

Hi! 👋 It’s great that you’re thinking about this now because your English skills will absolutely help you grow in hospitality management.

There are lots of apps and platforms like Cambly, but to really improve fluency (especially understanding slang and sounding natural), nothing beats working one-on-one with a tutor who can tailor lessons to your needs.

I’ve been helping professionals like you build confidence in Business English for over 10 years. I’d love to show you how we can improve your English step-by-step and focus on the kind of language you’ll use in hospitality.

Answer 3

Your best option for language fluency would be to speak with an English speaker regularly to build up your familiarity with the language. The platform matters less than the techniques you employ, though instructors who specialize in English language teaching can be a good place to start. Language fluency is difficult, especially when learning a language later in life, so sometimes setting a goal of clarity in speech and fluency in comprehension may be more attainable than trying to speak exactly like a native speaker. Speaking with a variety of people about a variety of subjects, and being active in the conversation, asking questions, asking for feedback -- all of that is helpful. Reading, writing, and watching TV shows in English can be useful ways to improve your language skills, though these should be supplemental to practicing speaking with a live person.