Listen to English music. Even listening to music
while doing something else can help a little for things like getting
used to the natural rhythm and tone of English speech, although the more
time and attention you give to a song the more you will learn from
listening to it again in the future.
Online chat. The closest thing to speaking for
people who don't have the chance to speak English is online chat, as you
have to think and respond quickly, and the language is short and
informal just like speech.
Record your own voice. For people who don't have
much or any correction of pronunciation from a teacher, recording
yourself and listening back makes it easier to hear whether you are
really making the English sounds that you are trying to or not.
Read a book with lots of dialogue. Opening up books
before you buy one and flicking through them to find one with lots of
direct dialogue in it has several advantages. If there is less text on
the page due to all the speech marks etc, this can make it easier to
read and easier to write translations on. Dialogue is also much easier
to understand than descriptive parts of a book, and is much more like
the language you will want to learn in order to be able to speak
English.