Speaking is always the most difficult part of learning a language (reading, listening, and writing all being a bit easier).
The best way to get better at speaking in any language is to have actual conversations with native speakers. If you cannot find a native speaker who is willing to help you, I would suggest Skype as a possibility as well.
Allow yourself to make mistakes. Everyone does when learning a new language, and you will, too. Conversely, you should also review at least some of what you remember having said; you can then discover some of your mistaken phrases and practice saying them correctly.
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