Master your spelling, grammar and learn how to read English from today

I'm Abiodun, a Nigerian who has been friends with Sinethemba, a south African lady I met online, over the course of our friendship in the last 3 years, Sinethemba has improved her English vocabulary, speech and fluency.

When I met her she wasn't so good in English, I'm awed whenever we speak and converse in English, she started using voice notes and we spoke more with voice notes, but the first few months of our friendship online English was kinda weird and I didn't know Zulu, so we used translators most of the times.

She improved greatly and with speed because of her determination, I'm so happy that she's putting her dedication into teaching more people to learn English.

Learning a new language, especially one as widely spoken as English, can feel daunting. But remember, Sinethemba's story proves that consistent effort, even in small steps, leads to significant improvement.

1. Start Small, Stay Consistent: Don't overwhelm yourself with huge goals.

2. Begin with small, achievable steps. Watch English movies or TV shows with subtitles, read short stories or articles, and try to have short conversations with English speakers. Consistency is key!

3. Embrace Mistakes: Mistakes are inevitable. Don't let them discourage you. View them as learning opportunities. The more you speak, the more comfortable you'll become with making mistakes.

4. Find Your Motivation: What excites you about learning English? Is it for travel, work, or personal growth? Connect with your motivation to stay inspired.

5. Celebrate Every Victory: Acknowledge and celebrate your progress, no matter how small. Every new word, every fluent sentence, is a victory worth celebrating.

6. Find a Supportive teacher or Community: Connect with other English learners. Share your experiences, offer encouragement, and learn from each other.

7. Don't Give Up: Learning a language takes time and effort. There will be setbacks. But remember, perseverance is key. Keep practicing, keep learning, and never give up on your goals.

Just like Sinethemba, you have the potential to achieve fluency in English. Embrace the journey, celebrate your progress, and never stop learning.

I saw Sinethemba move from being shy bout sending voice notes to fluently doing it and I'm wowed.

I hope this recommendation empowers South Africans on their English learning journey!

I remember the first video call we had, she said almost nothing because she wasn't confident bout her English, today's she's better than when we hoped on that video call

She helped me with improving my Vocab, grammar and pronunciation. She's the best and a friendly tutor.

She helped me last year on my final exams