How to read faster when you are not a antive speaker?

Don’t translate to your native language but rather learn the language you are attempting to read as formatted. More importantly; take your time. If you meant ‘native’ instead of antive then you may have been rushing and as a result became illegible. May be why you aren’t reading as quickly in your nonnative language.

You have to read in phrases insted of word by word, so you don't have to look for every word you don't know, that will allow you to understand the context.
Also it helps to learn vocabulary every day in the drops app for example. 🙂

By reading in your mind?because it seem that when your reading out loud you seem abit slow but when you read in your mind you seem like your reading fast.well that's I how feel to be honest.

read small sections of books and sentances for about 10-15 minutes daily or every other day and you will get better and comprehending and reading faster.

I suggest not reading faster,but in really get into the character's perspective,or try and read it out loud,like it's a scene from a movie that you're featuring in.You can also train yourself,with different methods

If there are words you don't know just leave them out. You will understand the essence of the test anyway and it's much faster this way.

I like to watch tv shoes or movies in the language that I am trying to learn and try to pick up as much as I can or I tal to a friend and say an sentence

It depends on which language you are talking about. If its English,then try to read by pointing a finger over the word in a sentence you are reading. It will keep you focus on the sentence, rather than diverting your attention to other paragraphs. In this way you may read,but for being fast,it will take some time.

Did you say not a native speaker?
I will just take the first part of the question.

How to read faster.
Hold book farther away from your face.
Remove any distractions.
Focus on the subject you are reading about.
If you are not a native speaker this focus will help you to guess what a word might be.

Well, I think that the only thing that works is exercise. Read, read, read; start small, even with kids' books, if you're not a native speaker, you'll find yourself improving and you'll be able to increase the difficulty of the books you're reading, and the speed at which you read them. Just give it some time!

I think you should read more and more then you will realize that you can read more faster because you recognize words just seeing them

The truth just have some question in your head such as what happens next! So it would be easier to catch up reading fast!!
Thank you

I would suggest to read The Fault in Our Stars. This book really gives you the chance to open your eyes and make you feel grateful for your life and the people around you. It teaches you that life, yes, can be hard but as human beings we can overcome pain and grief through love. It's a great mix of romance, angst, hope, despair and joy.

For me personally if its the right song I get so much new energy from it like some sort of boost that let's you keep going

I thing that the best method is practising. By doing this you can improve you skill, plus it has more advantages like pronunciation and learning new vocabulary. New words – better language.

It is a slow learning process, you should start reading aloud to yourself in your room or in your kitchen, even reading to a pet, and eventually the skill will build and you’ll be able to read at an efficient pace

There’s no need to read fast, if your at work then just make people aware so they don’t force you to read, and if you have to, take your time and enjoy the book/document

It always take more time in overall. If I'm interested enough, I will research the cultures, the way of thinking and speaking, expression, etc related to the contents that I'm reading. I even do that for fun during free time, just to know things better.
I would immerse myself in these information or try as hard as I could to imagine what it would be like. If I read a story, I like to try to role play in my mind and imagination to understand the characters on a deeper level. I was inspred by my literature teacher in secondary school in reading this way. The light novel series "Bungaku shoujo -Literature girl" also insored me in this way.
This will surely take time and effort

I am not a native speaker but after watching so much films and listening to music in English I started to catch words and when I am reading it helps a lot.

The key point is to develop this skill everyday. I use to read English all the time, not only for professional readings, also for personal stuff. Naturally you will reinforce your habit and in a couple of months you will see the diference.

You know it's depends from my mood. 😊🙂 most of all i like fruit teas. Tea with lemon, jasmine tea, and just hot milk in the morning it will be great too.

Listen carefully to the language you want to speak, then repeat it after hearing it, after you make sure that you have mastered hearing and speaking it, write texts and phrases related to this language while hearing it aloud and read the paragraph. You will feel that you have mastered the language and fluently

It's about time, you need to fail for a while but then you'll realize the change you're doing day by day. There's no excuse !

You just need to pay attention to sentence structure.And know the basic conversation words.Also you need to do more listenings.

Maybe try reading on a topic that you like, that way you can start to get more experience reading in that new language and not feel too discouraged

Listen while reading, make it slow if you want, it helps your brain cope with the words. Also make sure that you understand every single word, if there is a word you don't know, look it up in the dictionary, if you still don't understand it, translate it back to your native language or make it into context

Its easy when your doing sections of you body such as abbs, chest, biceps . For instance abbs you would do abdonomal cruches. Hope this helped. 😊

I think you should practice to read and read out loud, try to use the subtitles with your favourite video or film that's will help too.

you can always read a book during your free time cause if you want to read faster you need to reading something other than that,you also can have more knowledge

Most definitely! A lot of plot twist and different genres. Mostly, pure comedy, action, sports, but cannot leave out the dramatics, tear jerking, romance, motivation, inspiration, international comedy , hip hop, so much more. But many lessons learned.

You need to read more to be able to read faster
Practice a daily reading routine for two weeks
You will be able to read faster and more efficiently

Hello! I am a native speaker giving points about how i improved my native speaking, and even i dont match up with you, hopefully these points will help!

1) Read a lot of books when ever you can — practicing reading helps you learn the words. If you dont know the word, write it down and either look it up as you go, or book mark the word you wrote down and look it up later.
2) Read aloud. — In the morning when your memory is most absorbing, or before bed. It can be a calming or an exiting practice based on the type of passage you choose. Calming ones like poems help me go to sleep 🙂 Webcomics are another fun thing to read aloud! giving each character its own voice keeps it fresh
3) Converse with native speakers! — This can be a fun way to learn; weather it be over the phone or just with a friend!
4) Remember to take it slow! — If you go too fast, you might miss a word you aren’t well versed in, and have to go back to relearn it. this usually isnt too troubling, but it helps in the long run to start slow.

Concentration on what you are reading. Each word has a different meaning and in a phrase whatever the length you need to understand the way it is formulated. In a glance you can grab what is written. There is a purpose when you receive a mail, an article, a message or a letter. There is absolutely an idea which has to be passed on. Reading faster or reading slowly i think are not enough. You have to understand what the writer has wanted to circulate, to address or to say. That's the point for me. Whether you are someone talkative or somebody who does not like to speak, concentration is the key word. Grab positively the first phrase to understand the last one in whatever lapse of time given. Thank you.

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For me, it was about turning the games off on my phone by a certain time so I could start winding down for sleep. I found myself spending hours and hours playing games and getting nothing else done. I would stay up too late to "finish one more task" on the games and I wasn't sleeping well. So, I stop the games and when I'm getting into bed, I don't check my phone. I just put it on the charger and get into bed and turn on a meditation on my laptop to go to sleep to. You can also put your phone on "do not disturb," then you shouldn't see notifications on it. I am sleeping better now and finding myself to be more productive. Hope this helps.

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