And how do you get better at this and not make as many mistakes, not say the wrong thing? Well, you need to have more conversations. If you can already understand pretty well, of course, you need to continue listening, that will help you too. That always helps, of course. But having more conversations will also eventually teach you the correct way to speak. Okay? You’re going to develop that memory of what to say, and what sounds natural if you speak a lot and have conversations, and you hear the other person say things to you. And over time, the natural, correct way to say things will become automatic for you. But it takes time, and it's little by little, right? So, just start having conversations, if you can understand English pretty well, and just know that you'll make mistakes. But the conversations themselves are the training that you need to eventually not make as many mistakes, right? Pretty simple. So, let's talk about another reason why people are afraid to speak English. And that is that they are afraid that they have bad pronunciation, or that they have a big accent, a heavy accent. And I talked about this recently, in an episode. So, some of this, you've already heard me say before, but just know that we all have pronunciation problems. And we all have an accent. Again, we're all in the same boat here. That phrase, “we're all in the same boat” means that we're all in the same situation. Okay? It's not different for some of us. Okay?