How Do I Say "I Can't Speak English" in English?

1. The English translation for "我不會(huì)說英語" is: "I can't speak English." Detailed Explanation: "I" is pronounced as [a?] in British English and [a?] in American English, which means 'me' or 'myself'. It can also refer to a self-centered person. As a noun, it represents the element iodine, the ninth letter of the English alphabet, and the Roman numeral 1.

2. Here are a few ways to express this idea:

- I can't speak English.

- I don't speak English.

- I can't communicate in English.

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3. ◆ I can't speak English – I am unable to speak the language. ◆ I can't express it in English – I am unable to say (this) in English.

4. "I can't speak English" or "I'm not able to speak English." The second phrase is more precise because "be able to" emphasizes ability, while "can" can also imply willingness. Therefore, "I can't speak English" might also mean that I know how to speak English, but I don't want (or can't) do it.

5. Various ways to express this include: "I can't speak English," "I am not able to say it in English," "I am not able to speak English," "I do not excel in English, so I can't understand English well." (Because my English is not good, I can't grasp English.)

6. Translated: "I can't speak English." If you are learning English, it might be helpful to annotate English sounds with Chinese characters in the beginning. That's how I learned back in the day. It's quite effective!

How Do I Say "I Can't Speak English" in English?

1. You can say "I can't speak English" or "I'm not able to speak English." The second phrase is more precise because "be able to" focuses on capability, whereas "can" can also indicate willingness. Thus, "I can't speak English" might also imply that I know how to speak English but choose not to (or am unable to) do so.

2. "Speak" is pronounced [sp?k] in British English and [sp?k] in American English. It means to talk, converse, or communicate verbally. [Example sentence] We were told to speak to no one – We were instructed not to communicate with anyone.

3. The English phrase for "我不會(huì)" is "I can't." An example sentence: "When I tell someone I will not betray his confidence, I keep my word." Don't worry, I won't inform on you.

4. Here are other ways to express the same idea:

- I speak little English – I rarely speak English.

- I don't know how to speak English – I am unaware of how to communicate in English.

5. The English translation for "我不會(huì)說英語" is "I can't speak English." Detailed Explanation: "I" is pronounced as [a?] in British English and [a?] in American English, meaning 'me' or 'myself'. As a noun, it can refer to a self-centered person, the element iodine, the ninth letter of the English alphabet, and the Roman numeral numeral 1.

How Do I Say "I Don't Speak English Very Well" in English?

1. Regarding the language issue in our country (Singapore), the key point is that we are a multiracial society, inheriting the linguistic tradition from the British colonial period. English is the primary official and business language in our country (not the national language as some netizens claim). Although Malay is our national language, English is widely used as a common language of communication among our diverse ethnic groups.

2. Hello, I'm glad to help. Here's the translation: "Sorry, I don't speak English very well." I hope my answer is helpful to you. If you find it useful, please consider "adopting" it.