なかなか思うように英語が上達しません。って英語でなんて言うの？

Sometimes when you are learning a new language you may feel like you are not getting any progress. However this may not be true. It is not easy to learn a new language. It requires patience and practice for you to be come fluent. I hope this advice has given you some encouragement.

I've been practicing so hard but I don't seem to be going anywhere with my speaking skills. This is so discouraging.

▪ My English is not improving as much as I want it to. Improving=make or become better This indicates that you have expected to be better with your English by now. ▪ I find it challenging to improve my English faster. challenging=testing one's abilities; demanding' This sentences explains that it is difficult to improve you English quicker.

Hello, Nao! 1. "I feel like my English hasn't improved very much." ✰ "I feel like" = This is a common expression used to express thoughts, feelings, and opinions. ----- Example: "I feel like my friend does not want to hang out with me." ✰ "very much" = This also means "a lot" or "a great amount" or "significantly". 2. "Right now, my English level isn't where I want it to be." ✰ "Right now" = This means "currently" ✰ "my English level isn't where I want it to be" = This means "I am not happy with my English skills" I hope this helps! Good luck! ✰✰

To reach a plateau = to reach a state or level of little or no growth or decline, especially to stop increasing or progressing; remain at a stable level of achievement; level off: "After a period of uninterrupted growth, sales began to plateau." I wish...... = We use this expression when expressing a disappointment or missed opportunity or desire for an alternative: "I wish we were on a tropical beach lazing in the sun!"

Self checking is a very important virtue. If one can be able to identify flaws in one's abilities to do anything, one is destined for success. Why is it so? This is because one can only correct oneself if he/she can see where he/she is gong wrong. In this case, you have noticed that your ability to effectively communicate in English is not improving as fast as you would like it to. The expression 'not improved an inch' means your English has not improved even by a small distance. An inch a linear measure in the Imperial System and is the equivalent of 2.54cm in the Metric System. So, you may say to your teacher: Excuse me teacher, it seems my English is not improving as much as I would like it to. or Excuse me teacher, my English has not improved an inch.

Learning a language is no easy task. We always want to progress more than we do. For some people, it takes a long time to progress. We need to practise every day and when we come across new expressions we should take note of them. "Progressing" has the same meaning as "improving". We can also use this as a noun "progress" "I am not making very much progress with my English skills" "To hit a wall" is an idiom and it basically means that you are unable to progress as something is impeding you. "To impede" means to stop or prevent something from happening. Therefore, we are unable to advance our English skills. "I am hitting a wall with my English. I find phrasal verbs very confusing and I make mistakes with then all the time".

1. I'm very frustrated because my progress is very slow. To be frustrated means to be annoyed or miserable about a situation that you are finding yourself in. The word progress means to get better or do better. Slow progress means that there is improvement but that it is taking very long to get where you want to be. 2.My English is improving slower than I had hoped. This means that you had set yourself a certain goal regarding your English learning but that the goal was taking longer to reach than expected.

If you feel like you have been studying English and don't feel like you are at the standard of where you should be, you could feel a little disappointed and slightly unmotivated. There are a few ways of telling your teacher that you dont feel as up to speed as what you thought in these three different ways: - After the lessons I keep taking, I thought I may have been more advanced than I am - I don't feel like I am improving on my lessons like I would of hoped. - I feel my English hasnt improved much This will let your teacher know you are not happy and they might offer some suggestions on how you could you do extra to improve.

My English isn't improving as quickly as I expected. I'm not improving my English as I had expected. I expected my English to improve more after these lessons. One of these three sentences should help you out, and get your message across to the teacher. Personally, I would use the third one, but they are all saying the same thing, basically. I hope this helps. Have a great day. Will