It could be really easy to learn to speak English fluently. Start by finding a short piece of audio or video clip by a native English speaker - this could be a 30-60 second passage from an audiobook or a very short comedy sketch from Youtube. Listen or watch this several times until you are familiar with it and clear on its meaning. Pay attention to how the speaker uses intonation, emphasis and pauses. Perhaps make some notes on paper and transcribe the passage so you have a visual text to work from too. Now try to shadow the speaker by repeating the passage in exactly the same manner and with the same pronunciation. You may like to record yourself doing this so you can then compare your version against the original to see where you can improve further at the next attempt.

Do you feel embarrassed when you need to speak English and you wish to learn to speak English fluently? The key here is to slow down when speaking English, if English is not your native language. By doing so you minimize your errors and allow yourself to form correct sentences so that you sound like a native speaker. Don't speak too slowly; just set an average speed level that makes you sound composed. If you're speaking thoughtfully and deliberately, this also assigns some sort of prestige to your words, in contrast to those always speaking in a rush.

Think of yourself as an English speaker rather than a student. Confidence is key, so start thinking of the word or phrase you want to say in English rather than your native language. When you begin thinking of conversations in English instead of translating them from your native language in your mind, you'll see the difference quickly and you will learn to speak English fluently.