Do you have any difficulties with communicating in English?

Aside from my abysmal pronunciation of some words , i dont think i ever had any issue using english .
My grammar is abysmal , tho its not really better in my native language ... so that cant be solved :P

I think i wouldnt have a problem communicating with someone at english considering that i dont need to read subtitles when i see a movie (unless there are medical conditions in the movie or a lawer speaking at a court, those 2 could be hard for me to completely understand on my own) .
But i do have a problem with heavy acsents that change the words a lot

I think I make mistakes then I communicate here in English.
I think that I don't understand some subtilities and I have difficulties to solve nonos from the tread of nonos cause some words aren't natural for me.
I have luck that I'm French, so English isn't so far from my language ;)
I can imagine for a Corean....

I think in English most of the time even though it's not my first language so I'm gonna go with "no difficulties". Well, unless you want me to talk about something that people rarely talk about and I can't find the words to describe it the way I want to... but I do that in Bulgarian too so I guess the problem is with me rather than the language. XD

Since English is one of the easiest languages, I haven't encountered any big issues yet. I use the vocabulary more often than I would need it just to express myself like I'm used to in my native language (synonyms etc). And it's important to write/talk regularly in English.

Bad phone lines and accents are rather obstacles for comprehension. ^^

Not really having trouble with English when it comes to typing. Even get comments that my English is better than most English natives.
I do have little trouble speaking it though. I have a heavy accent and I have trouble pronouncing the TH sounds like 'things' 'thinking' etc.

Yes, I talk it in an abhorrent way and I have several faults too

It's hard to recognise english speech for me sometimes, especially if non-english person talking. I had no problems talking with girls from Scotland, but my attempts to use english in Thailand were a disaster, i was able to understand only 1-2 out of 5 people there.
edit: you've just posted about "L" instead of "R", same problem was in Thailand =)

I'd like to think that I'm already at a point where I can communicate in english without any major problem, at least in written form as long as it's just a casual conversation. When speaking however I must admit my accent is still quite thick, it gets specially tricky with the vowels that simply don't exist in my native language: for example I can't really pronounce "steal" or "still", I say "steel".
Thankfully vocabulary is not that different from spanish so I was able to bruteforce my way through the learning process :P

Do you have any difficulties with communicating in english

Only grammar part..
bumP! :3

PS: I'm from Non English-speaking countries

I cluond't bilevee taht I cluod autclaly unednsrtad waht I was rdaenig.
Unisg the ilrcndeibe pewor of the hamun biarn, aoccdring to reserach at Cbmairdge Utvinresiy, it dseo'nt mttaer in waht oedrr the ltteres in a wrod aer, the olny iopmtrant tnihg is taht the fsrit and lsat ltteer be in the rhgit pcale.
The rset can be a tatol mses and you can raed it whtiuot a pborelm.
Tihs is bacesue the hamun mnid deos not raed erevy ltteer by iestfl, but the wrod as a wlohe.
Azamnig, hhu? Yaeh and I aawlys tuohhgt slepilng was itopmtran!

I'm not from an English speaking country though it is an official language in order to bridge the gap between the various local languages we have. I personally use English a lot and it is my preferred language for communication (many times even with family) so I have little issue communicating in it. I consider myself fluent but I'm probably not as proficient as a native speaker in certain aspects. I do have issues understanding certain accents and probably have one myself.

My biggest difficulty is the pronunciation. I have no problems using english but sometimes I just can't spell a word I want to say OR I don't understand that word if someone else is spelling it.

For example, this happened last night. I was listening to Paramore's Playing God and the lyric was:

"It's just my humble opinion
But it's one that I believe in"

I couldn't understand the word "believe" :(

I understand English as my first foreign language very well and I'm probably able to express myself somehow, but my grammar (especially punctuation) skills could be a lot better.

Yeah, it's really hard to adopt the different language when it doesn't share any common letters and grammars.

I speak english goodly

if you are majoring in english you should know that your question should start with are not is, because difficulties are plural ;)

cynicism aside - I do have big problems with speaking, simply because I have no opportunity to use it in everyday life, so even if it used to be good years ago, now it's very poor. I write, read and listen to english on everyday basis, so my skills remain not too bad, but I almost never speak english, so my prononciation is critically bad and I make the simplest mistakes.

2 to too two
they're their there
b be bee
dear deer
come cum
Also some words can be a noun, verb, or adjective.
They can have 5+ meanings.
Context clues is tought very early on in schools because without the 3-4 words around specific words, you'd be fucking lost.

What do you think a fecal occult test is?
Maybe something a priest has to do to determine if someone is possessed?
No, it's a test to see if there's trace amounts of blood in your poop.

Wtf english.

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my english level is pretty high i'd say, problem is i hardly practice speaking it, just typing or reading, so whenever i try to communicate i stumble here and there, just need to use it more often and i'd be fine.

Bumpy :3

I am a Taiwanese. Because of our education, we are better in English reading than talking or listening, and it's hard to find a place full of English unless we go abroad .