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LT explica una manera facil de practicar los idiomas |  | Learn | Learn Real Topics Through Other Languages
LT talks about how he challenges himself in languages, especially by attempting to learn real subjects, topics, areas of interest, through a target language. | | Learn | The Journey of Language Learning
LT talks about enjoying learning whatever you can in the language |  | Learn | I Still Get Nervous with Language Sometimes
LT explains how it is natural to get nervous or scared when using different languages. Just keep on going. | | Learn | Focus On What You Like to Do in the Language
LT likes music, and it has been an area of expression for language. | | Learn | Find Your Best Style of Learning
LT finds self-teaching most effective, however, understands that there are many people that need a classroom environment to learn. | | Learn | Mistakes - we are going to make them - don't worry
LT believes that making mistakes are necessary to get better at the language | | Learn | No Tengas Miedo de Hablar el Ingles
LT explica que sabe los sentimientos de miedo cuando habla en otro idioma. No te preocupes. Sigue practicando. | | Learn | 언어 학습은 때로는 절망적이다
회담에 대해 어떻게 언어는 실망하고 때로 우리 모두가 나쁜 때 언어 학습을 느낀다. LT talks about how language is frustrating and at times we all feel bad when learning language. | | Learn | حب اللغة
LT shares love and passion of language learning in Arabic. | | Learn | العثور على ما تحب في اللغة
LT talks about doing what you love in the language, to help learn. (in Arabic) | | Learn | Aprendiendo Otro Idioma Es Duro, Pero Podemos Hacerlo Con el Tiempo
LT dice que aprendendiendo otro idioma es un poco duro sino que con el tiempo podemos aprender mas y mas. | | Learn | Los errores en un idioma - sigue practicando
LT dice que no es importa ser 100% en un idioma para usarlo. Solo que practiques, y no te preocupes con los errores. | | Learn | 무서워 괜찮아요
언어를 구사하는 걸 두려워,하지만 어쨌든되는 언어를 구사하려고합니다. LT talks about being afraid to speak the language, but try to speak the language anyway. | | Learn | Breaking Language Barriers - Quick Refresh
LT explains that once the language barrier is broken for a particular target language, the ability to recall the language when it is forgotten is available. | | Learn | Learning Language Through Reading: Part 1 (Habit of Reading in Target Language)
LT explains about reading books in the target language to help accelerate language learning. | | Learn | Learning Language Through Reading: Part 2 (Focus on Books of Interest)
LT focuses on reading books in the target language that he's interested in. | | Learn | Learning Language Through Reading: Part 3 (Silent Reading)
LT mentions that the silent reading periods make it easier at times for comprehension of the language texts. | | Learn | Learning Language Through Reading: Part 4 (Reading and Guessing)
LT explains about reading a chapter from a book and seeing the same word over and over again... Finally learning at the end of the chapter what the word meant, and all of the light bulbs went off. | | Learn | Learning Language Through Reading: Part 5 (Guessing the Meaning)
LT explains that reading exposes us to a variety of vocabulary words, over and over again. It accelerates language learning. | | Learn | Choosing A Language: Part 2 (Which Language To Learn and Why)
LT mentions that when his motivation is low for language learning, it is important to know the language/languages at the core to be focused on. | | Learn | Focus With Languages: Losing and Regaining Focus Over Time
LT shares his experience with losing focus on wanting to study a language, and then regaining that focus with more confidence in the language. | | Learn | Idioms and Cliches Within Languages - Double Talking
LT shares that we need to be exposed to the specific idioms of a culture to become accustomed and be able to understand them. | | Learn | College Class Language Study vs. Real Life Language Learning
LT experienced that the techniques used to pass Language tests in College are different from techniques used in real life. | | Learn | Language Learning Like Learning How To Ride A Bike
LT explains the analogy of learning language to that of learning how to ride a bike. | | Learn | Translators Come In Handy For Bridging Language Gaps
LT shares that handheld translators and programs like Google translator are excellent for communicating to others in different languages. | | Learn | Being Able To Hear A Language Is a Key Breaking Point In Language
LT shares that once we're able to hear a language without effort, it is a key sign that we have arrived at an important step in the language learning process. | | Learn | Confidence Is Good In Language, But I Still Get A Frog In My Throat
LT shares that confidence helps with language learning, but that he still gets nervous, and the he's learned to relax with the process of language learning. | | Learn | Changing the Squiggly Lines and Artwork of Language Into Real Meanings
LT shares that Arabic, Chinese and other languages looked like artwork, prior to understanding more about the languages. Over time, he is able to understand more and see words and meaning in the languages. | | Learn | We Never Really Know Our Native Language
LT shares that in pursuit of learning target languages, he is still learning his own native language. | | Learn | Repetition and Routines Help To Get Language into Dreams and Our Subconcious
LT shares that routines and repetition help the language to penetrate dreams and our subconsious. The words and phrases become a part of our own nature. | | Learn | |
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Learn Language Step By Step
Pace yourself when learning a language. You cannot learn it all in one day, and even if you did learn it all, you would forget it all the next day.
Learning any language is a step by step process. It takes time, patience, persistence and continued effort over time to learn. Learning a language is very much like learning how to type, learning how to ride a bike, learning how to ski, learning how to manage people, learning how to climb a mountain and so on. There are no real shortcuts to learning a language, but there are more effective methods than others, and in many cases more enjoyable.
Learn Faster Through Association
Practice Language Every Day
Expose Yourself To A Variety Of Situations and Materials
Write Down New Words And Phrases You Learn
Learn Faster Through Association
When you are learning language, invest your time into learning things associated with your own everyday life. For instance, if you generally read a book and watch tv during the day, you could learn how to say "i like to read books" and "i like to watch tv" in the language. If you go to school at 8:00am on Tuesday and Thursday, learn how to say "I go to school at 8:00 on Tuesday and Thursday". If you usually pick up a bagel with butter in the morning for breakfast, learn how to say "Bagel", "Butter", "I want a Bagel with Butter for Breakfast", "I like Bagel with Butter", "I eat Bagel with Butter in the morning" and so on. If you are tired, learn how to say "I am tired" in the language, and be sure to say it out loud with the same feeling that you would have when saying it in English.
Seize the opportunity to associate all situations in your life with the language that you are trying to learn.
Practice Language Every Day
When learning languages, you need to be willing to put in a little effort every chance you get. Consider you were planning to run in the 26K marathon in 6 months and you want to try to lead the race. Would you wait until the week before the race to start training, or would you start now doing a little training every day and prepare yourself for the big race coming in 6 months? For sure, you would prepare, if you were serious about your plan to lead the race.
The steps to learning language are very similar to those same steps you would need to run the 26K marathon. A little bit every day. A variety of exercises need to be practiced. Some intense exercises, some routine. Over time, the exercises become very natural to your body, and not long after you know it, you can hold conversations in the language, maybe even think in the language.
Expose Yourself To A Variety Of Situations and Materials
You really need to create an environment around yourself by acquiring a variety of materials in the language like books, newspapers, tapes, CDs, music, MP3s, foods, study workbooks, puzzles, games to name a few. Also, it would be helpful to know if there is anyone in the area that you may know who speaks the language and can help you.
Another approach you may take, when you are somewhat comfortable saying at least "Hello, How are you?" in the language, is to open up a phone book and call a business / establishment that is advertised as speaking the language. Give them a call just to practice what you know, and you will be amazed at what else they can teach you in one conversation.
Share what you learn in the language with others that do not speak the language. Help others to see that you are progressing in the language, and especially, for those that are interested, teach them. Again, teach others the language, and in turn, you will be reinforcing and teaching the language to yourself.
Write Down New Words and Phrases You Learn
There will always be times that you learn new things in the language. Take the time to write down what you learn, especially when learning casually from others, in the way that you hear and learn it. It is not important that the spelling or scripting be accurate, just that you can write it down so that you can practice and repeat it to yourself and others later. Writing it down also encourages your mind to understand what is being said and to transfer that into written form.
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