Why doesn't the English I read taste like a foreigner?

There are two common English pronunciations: American pronunciation and British pronunciation.

China people speak English not because of organ problems, but because we meet a new word. We choose a good pronunciation, but we don't pay attention to English pronunciation or American pronunciation, ignoring some skills such as linking in English. I am an English major, and several students in my class speak English very idiomatically. You can tell whether it is a standard English sound or an American sound by opening your mouth. Of course, this can't be practiced in a day or two, and it takes a long time to accumulate.

My suggestion is that you decide whether you want to speak English or American, and then practice accordingly. Speaking and listening are inseparable. If you choose English sound, you can listen to bbc in middle age, and the American sound is voa. When you listen for the first time, don't try to imitate. Listening is really an important step, and then trying to imitate it is more important than reading and reciting. Besides news, you can watch more American dramas (American accent) or British dramas (British accent), find an actor with a standard British accent or American accent, pay more attention to his works, imitate and cultivate a sense of language. The formation of pronunciation must be extremely arduous, or it depends on persistence. Don't give up anyway. Personally, I think English pronunciation is more difficult to learn than American pronunciation, but even if it doesn't work in the short term, it will definitely improve after a year or two.

Haha, of course, going abroad is the most effective and direct way to make your English authentic, if conditions permit.