Starting from the foundation, if you have never learned English, you should first learn the basic pronunciation and vocabulary. When you see something, you can ask how to say it in English. If you want to eat fruit at home, think about how fruit says' fruit ', want to drink water,' water and so on. If you are interested, you can put an English label on the objects at home, and remember it after reading for a long time.
On the road, you can practice your English according to the road conditions. For example, when crossing the road, go across the road, turn 'turn right' to the right, turn 'turn left' to the left. When meeting the bus, bus, car, and arriving at the bus station, 'bus station', some stop signs will have English signs. You can have a look and listen to English on some broadcasts.
Learning English based on using is quite powerful, so when traveling, you can imagine how to speak some English and how to ask for help when you arrive at the hotel. Remember the hotel and learn to take a taix. Then you need to be able to hear and speak the numbers clearly, so as to find more common communication words.
If you usually have a hobby of reading, you can buy an English original book, read and translate it, print out the original text in word, and then translate it against yourself to understand the sentence. In this way, not only the spelling of English words can be linked, but also the sentence pattern can be understood, and the words that can't be looked up and marked can help deepen the word memory. When you can translate a book, I think your English should be greatly improved.