Saiful Islam shares how he couldn't speak English after graduation, despite studying it for years. Through English therapy and joining speech competitions, he overcame his shyness and eventually won a best speaker award. His story shows how practice and confidence-building activities transformed his fluency.
Assalamualaikum everyone. How are you all? I hope you all are fit and fine. Now I want to share with you my about my feelings. Because today I get the award the best speaker. Actually in before time I know so many grammatical rules. And you know I'm a graduate person, honors graduation person. I am from accounting department. First of all I know so many things. Like I can write paragraph. I can write so many pages. Like 15, 20 pages. I can write about any topic. But I can't say English because I have no fluency. And I can't say because of my shyness mumbling problem. That's why. But after coming English therapy then I can know how to speak, how to remove our shyness. And now I am a fluent speaker. You can see me. I am a fluent speaker. I can say anything, whatever in my mind. Actually I am so happy. Because speech competition is so important for us. Whenever any person join in speech competition, he can remove his shyness. It's too important for us to be affluent, to be more get confidence. It's too helpful for us. I just joined one speech competition. Then I feel more confident. Then I join another speech competition. Then I feel more confidence. Then after that in our class I take our debate competition. Then I feel more confident before then. Then third time when I joined speech competition I get this award. Thank you English therapy. They give us this opportunity. They also make us confident. And I can say that. And I believe that if I go anywhere I can say in front of everyone. I can say million of everyone in front of million people. I can say I can speech. I can speak out. I have no shyness. Now I remove my marbling problems. Thank you very much for English therapy. And thank you very much much to our Silosa.
