Topic: Learning a new language - page 13. (Read 14192 times)
Learning new language is difficult and challenging but rewarding. Being multilingual is greater advantage especially if you work outside your country. Base on my experience the best and fastest way to learn is through frequent interaction.
you may study by yourself by purchasing books and watching free videos uploaded online. Well, the 1st ever language that I learn is English aside from my native language. I do not enroll on a review center. I just invest in english/grammar books. Then I always read books to enhance my vocabulary.
There are to ways to learn new language, First enroll on a tutorial for language that you wanna learn (if ever there is) either thru online or in physical teaching. Second
The best way to learn a new language is to find and berfriend someone who speaks the language you want to learn, fluently. Watching movies of that particular country would also be beneficial.
I believe that it is better to allocate some money and go to really good courses where you will be given the right and useful information and skills
Get a native speaker to speak with or just go for a trip in that country and the magic will happen. Basic understanding of the language is required though
One way to earn other language is to go to schools that offers language training depends on the language that you are interested.
Learning a language is very difficult, I studied Japanese for a year but I have not spoken and heard fluently. I think there should be learning methods and direct contact with native speakers to learn their own language.
you should watch movies and tv series about that language
The most common practical way to learn a new language is to practice. It may take long for you to be fluent in a new language, its normal. Also, surround yourself with people who are fluent in the language you want to learn. That's how children learn their mother tongue or first language. It will take time.
Yea I am on a course to learn spanish.
I went to La Cote DIvoire in Africa. It's a francophone country and all I could speak was my local dialect, Twi and English. I had next to nothing knowledge about French. I went there and it was very very boring in the first couple of weeks. But I had a friend who understood both English and French.. He spoke the French language n used signs alongside so I grasped some basics early. Like "come,go,eat,food,hunger, good morning, etc) when I got these basics ,Iife became a little easier. Then he spoke the French straight to me. If he sees I don't get it he translates. Within 6months I was 50% conversant
Learning a language is very difficult, I studied Japanese for a year but I have not spoken and heard fluently. I think there should be learning methods and direct contact with native speakers to learn their own language.
It's not easy to learn a new language. I've learned to speak Italian within 6 months and still learning other words.
Though I am a bengali still I am doing graduation in russian
easy, living in a place where they speak the language you want to learn
recommend the steep services for learning Polish
It's becoming necessary for me to learn Spanish because I spend a lot of time with Spanish speakers now
I would say there are countless ways of pursuing a dream to learn a new language. Let's say, learning basic grammar and enhancing vocabularies, for example on YouTube, then making friends online with native consider practicing to get improved.
Have a best friend on social networking sites from the country whose language you want to learn or marry a girl from that country; you would certainly learn so
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