How can I overcome the language barrier?

[maa9id]

Hi everyone, I'm about to start my new blog in English. The problem is my English writing isn't that great. So do you advise me to postpone the blog and focus on improving my English, or should I learn English through blogging? I'm really confused, and I will be thankful if you provided any help.

 

[Monzani]

My English is not so good either, I use DeepL translator to help me, maybe it will be useful for you.

 

[4ry4n]

Hi everyone, I'm about to start my new blog in English. The problem is my English writing isn't that great. So do you advise me to postpone the blog and focus on improving my English, or should I learn English through blogging? I'm really confused, and I will be thankful if you provided any help.

As a fellow non-English speaker I advise that you go ahead and learn along the way, your question was formulated well and was understandable so I do not think that you would have an issue.

I suggest to use Grammarly, I have heard the paid one is even better but anyway it will help a lot, just don't trust every suggestion it gives.
Something that really boosted my writing was reading English novels, I have spoken and worked using English for years but reading novels really got me to a different level.

 

[MisterF]

Get Grammarly which will be a good starting point.

 

[Rizwan9911]

use translater

 

[John Michelson]

Your second opinion is even more essential than your first. So, if you start blogging with the help of a translator, you will undoubtedly get a lot of knowledge. Don't give up hope just yet. Very best wishes.

 

[kelphano]

If you've been writing this post without any help, then your English is as good as most English native speakers
Now, for blogging, as @MisterF suggested, you should use Grammarly. It does a great job at fixing common errors to a perfectly readable level.
I wouldn't even recommend you use their premium plan. It's a lot of nitpicking on things 90% of readers don't notice.

 

[MisterF]

If you've been writing this post without any help, then your English is as good as most English native speakers
Now, for blogging, as @MisterF suggested, you should use Grammarly. It does a great job at fixing common errors to a perfectly readable level.
I wouldn't even recommend you use their premium plan. It's a lot of nitpicking on things 90% of readers don't notice.

Grammarly is good to a point, it often picks up things that you don't need, such as extra commas or hyphens,

MS Word has a built in editor too.

Something else is Hemingway App; https://hemingwayapp.com/