How can I improve my English-speaking abilities when I have no one to talk to?

How can I improve my English-speaking abilities when I have no one to talk to?

Question: I have problem: it’s my English abilities. I don’t have any relations with others who can communicate in English with me, plus, when I read an English book, I get bored quickly. How can I improve my English? Where can I go?
Answer: Don’t get discouraged! There are so many things you can do to improve your English. One of the most important things to know is that “hearing” English is just as important as speaking English (although both hearing and speaking go together ideally). Listen to Canada Broadcasting Corporation’s (CBC) radio programs as often as possible.
Go to the CBC’s website as well, where you can find the written version of  many of the radio broadcasts online — here you will have a chance to read them and listen to them at the same time. This will provide you with double English learning. The fact that you’ve heard the story will increase your understanding of the written version.
Now, the fact that you will be reading and hearing the news every day will benefit you in another way: it will give you interesting things to talk about when you do have the opportunity to speak in English. You can also hear English on TV. Choose programs you enjoy and listen carefully to the words and idioms used. Next, write them down, look up their meaning and keep a notebook full of these, which you can then review in your spare time.
Before you know it, you will have hundreds of words and idioms in your notebook that you can review and use when you have the chance.
Many bookstores have classic books written for English learners that include easy-to-understand vocabulary and sentence structure — without spoiling the integrity of the story. These are accompanied by an audiotape or CD of the same story — you can listen and read the story at the same time. I think this will increase your enjoyment of reading in English.
Another suggestion is to join an English conversation group at your local library or YMCA. There are usually volunteer teachers there. Plus, you’ll have regular opportunities to speak in English. Please do write me again and let me know how you are doing!
Tip: For more chances to converse with others, go to stores you like and ask questions about the merchandise, delivery policies, return policies etc. Go to restaurants and ask about the menu. Or join a book discussion group at your local library.