Speaking English

I don’t get many chances to speak English in Malaysia.
I don’t get to speak English much in Malaysia.
I usually speak Mandarin with other Chinese Malaysians and Malay with Malay Malaysians.
I only use English with Indian Malaysians or foreigners.
I only speak English when I’m talking to Indian Malaysians or foreigners.
I don’t really like speaking English with other Malaysians or Singaporeans because I’m not a fan of their accents, and I’m worried their pronunciation might rub off on me.
I don’t really like speaking English with other Malaysians or Singaporeans because I don’t like their accents, and I’m afraid I might pick up their pronunciation habits.
Also, the way they phrase things can be pretty different from mainstream English, and I’m worried I might unconsciously pick up expressions that don’t really sound natural in standard American English.
Also, they often phrase things pretty differently from native speakers, and I’m afraid I might pick up expressions that don’t sound like standard American English without even realizing it.
The way they express themselves in English can be pretty different from mainstream English, and I’m worried I might unconsciously pick up expressions that don’t really sound natural to native speakers.
The way they express themselves in English can be pretty different from standard English, and I’m worried I might unconsciously pick up expressions that don’t sound natural to native speakers.
Besides, Malaysia is a multilingual and multicultural country, so I also need to practice other languages.
Plus, Malaysia is such a multilingual country, so I need to keep practicing other languages too.
So I also need to keep practicing other languages besides English.
So I also need to keep practicing languages other than English.