Name: How to Train Your Mouth to Speak English Fluently | Easy Speaking Practice for Beginners (A2-B1)
Uploaded: 2026-02-23T11:14:26.000Z
Duration: 20 min 40 s
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Today we are talking about how to train your mouth to speak English.

Many learners understand a lot of English.

But when they try to speak, the words do not come out easily.

You know the sentence in your head, but your mouth feels slow.

Or maybe your pronunciation sounds unclear.

Or you feel nervous and speak very quietly.

That means your lips, tongue and jaw must move in new ways.

If you do not train them, they will not improve.

You cannot learn football only by watching videos.

Reading and listening are important, but they are not enough.

If you never use your voice, your mouth stays lazy.

In your head, you think, I would like two pieces of bread, please.

Embarrassed means you feel a little ashamed or uncomfortable.

But maybe your English knowledge is fine.

When we say train your mouth, we mean practice speaking clearly and often.

You must repeat useful sentences many times.

Repetition means doing the same thing again and again.

When you repeat, your muscles learn the movement.

Muscle memory means your body remembers how to move without thinking too much.

Now let us talk about the first key idea.

Speak out loud means use your voice, not only your mind.

For example, you can read a short paragraph out loud every morning.

Many learners speak too fast because they are nervous.

When you speak too fast, your pronunciation becomes unclear.

Slow down means speak a little more slowly and clearly.

For example, instead of saying everything quickly, pause between ideas.

Small pauses help your listener understand you.

Some languages use smaller mouth movements than English.

Vowels are sounds like A, E, I, o, And U.

If your mouth is too closed, the sound is weak.

When you say words like cat or talk, you will hear a difference.

A chunk is a small group of words that often go together.

For example, I would like to or can I have.

Instead of practicing single words, practice these chunks.

Say them many times until they feel easy.

Listen for clear sounds and problem sounds.

It sounds like, I would like a cup of coffee.

Connecting words makes you sound more natural.

Natural means similar to native speakers.