Being fluent in a second language clearly demonstrates a powerful brain and reflects someone who has put in the huge amount of time, resources and commitment needed to master another language. But while being bilingual is impressive full stop, no matter what combination of languages you speak, adding English to your CV will be particularly useful. Not only is it an especially complex language to get to grips with, a fact that reflects well on you for having mastered it, but it's also an incredibly useful language to learn because so many countries speak it. You'll be in a much stronger position to apply for jobs overseas if you've reached a good level of fluency in English.

If you are continuously say to yourself:"I want to learn English" even if you are learning English in a non-English environment, it is important that you get a proper guidance. Try to find a person who is good in English. Ask that person other methods to improve your English. You can also ask feedback and suggestions for the audios recorded by you. Show your essays to that person and ask for feedback. Getting guidance is important because it is always good if there is a person to correct you if you have learned something wrong. This will help you to reform your language. The person to whom you ask guidance can be your friends, or teachers or parents etc.

Another effective method of improving your English in a non-English environment is self-learning. You can improve your English language by following this method. You can also improve your pronunciation! Watching movies with subtitles will make you understand the correct words for emotions, actions in the movie etc.