LEARNING IDIOMS TO SPEAK LIKE A NATIVE SPEAKER OF ENGLISH
Keywords:
Keywords: Idioms, fluency, communication, English language, non-native speakers, expression, speech development, linguistics, cultural aspect, education.Abstract
Abstract: Mastering how natives actually talk requires understanding a culture’s
unique phrases or idioms. The customized phrases are referred to as idioms, and these
heady phrases are essential in developing proficiency in communication. This is an
attempt to try to understand how to speak like a native speaker with learning idioms.
In this paper, idioms are more common in daily conversations, their cultural importance
and their relevance for communication is analyzed. The research is focused on the
conclusion that an individual’s knowledge of idioms can greatly change their language
proficiency and fluency.
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