| Wie eine Sprache zu lernen |
| | | mehr | | Title | Audio | Details | Como aumentar y practicar un idioma nuevo
LT explica una manera facil de practicar los idiomas |  | Learn | Por que estas estudiando los idiomas
LT explica algunas razones para estudiar los idiomas | | Learn | Become Someone from the Language
LT talks about becoming a person within the language. | | Learn | Immersion is the best technique
LT suggests getting into situations where you have to use the language and have fun with it. |  | 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 | Passion For Learning Language
LT shares that language is a God-given gift, and about being challenged to learn. | | Learn | I Am Thankful To The Many People Who Have Helped Me Learn Language
LT shares his experiences about the hundreds of people who have helped in the language learning journey | | Learn | Motivation is Necessary to Learn a Language
Something needs to motivate you. | | 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 | Language Learning is Frustrating - Am I Making Progress?
LT shares that the overall understanding of different concepts in the language is a good indicator of the progress being made within the language. | | 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 | 학습 한국과 조언 한국인 영어 학습을위한 - 한국어
회담에 대한 학습 경험 한국어와 한국어 스피커 영어 학습하고자하는 제안. LT talks about experience learning Korean and suggestions to Korean speakers wanting to learn English. | | Learn | God Accepts You - Believe In Him
LT shares his own experience with God, and explains how you can be accepted by God as well. | | Learn | 실수 - 문제 없어
언어의 실수를 좋아합니다. 요점은 사람들이 당신을 이해할 수있다. LT explains that making mistakes in a language is ok. The point is that people can understand you. | | Learn | 왜 언어 공부를합니까?
이유는, 한국 같은 다른 언어를 공부에 대해 논의. LT talks about the reasons to study another language, like Korean. | | 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 | 무슨 언어로 할 것 찾기
회담에 대해 어떤 언어로, 언어를 더 쉽고 재미있게 배울 수 있도록하는 게 뭐 같아. LT talks about doing what you like in the language, to make language learning easier and more fun. | | Learn | حب اللغة
LT shares love and passion of language learning in Arabic. | | Learn | البيئة المناسبة للتعلم
LT shares in Arabic what is a necessary environment to learn language. | | Learn | أشكر كثير من الناس لمساعدتي
LT thanks others for helping to learn Arabic language. (in Arabic) | | Learn | يمكننا تعلم
LT shares that is possible to learn another language. (in Arabic) Keep going. | | Learn | العثور على ما تحب في اللغة
LT talks about doing what you love in the language, to help learn. (in Arabic) | | Learn | Tiene Que Encontrar Lo Que A Ti Te Gusta
LT canta y habla un poco de encontrando lo que a ti te gusta para aprender un idioma. | | 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 | Necesitamos vivir con el idioma para aprenderlo
LT sugiere vivir con el idioma dia tras dia para aprenderlo. | | 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 | Necesitamos Un Razon Fuerte
LT dice que para entender o aprender un otro idioma, necesitamos un razon fuerte. | | Learn | Como Sabemos Que Nuestro Habilidad En Un Idioma Esta Aumentando
LT habla un poco de la manera a saber por cuanto estamos aumentando nuestro habilidad en un idioma. | | 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 | 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 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 | 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 | 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 | Leveraging Language Learning To Help Study For Training in the Workplace
LT used Korean language as a motivation to help study for a mandatory training class at the workplace, and passed the test. | | 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 | How To Use MasterAnyLanguage.com For Multiple Language Learning
LT shares how to use MasterAnyLanguage.com to learn two languages at once, by changing the site native language into say, Spanish, and to play a game in Arabic. | | Learn | |
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How To Learn A Language
Learning A Language Is Like Learning To Ride a Bike
For many of us, we learned to ride a bike in the early years of life. We were taught how to ride a bike, and it happened in steps. First, it began with a tricycle . we sat on it not knowing what to do at all until eventually learning how to pedal and liking it. Then, onto going really fast on a tricycle. Then onto a two wheel bike, perhaps with training wheels and assistance for someone. Next we learned how to go fast and to stop so that we don't crash into anyone or anything. Slowly, we became confident and it was time to try without training wheels. One training wheel off, then finally, the next one removed. Voila! Eureka! We are able to ride a bike on our own.
Once we learned how to ride a bike without any assistance or training wheels, that is when the real fun began. Some of us decide to be a little more daring after learning the basics of riding a bike and start doing tricks, wheelies, endos, jumps, BMX races, distance races, 10K bike rides, world tours, etc... However, it all started with the fundamental of riding a bike without assistance.
For those that have stopped riding a bike for a long period of time, the first return to riding a bike again feels like we have lost something. But, a quick refresher revives all that we had learned, and we are riding a bike again in no time flat.
The interesting fact is that once the "barrier" of riding a bike without assistance had been crossed, there is no way to go back the days of not knowing how to ride a bike. We know how to ride a bike forever.
Steps to Breaking Language Barrier
We believe that language is learned in very much the same way as learning how to ride a bike. At first when we are presented with a new language, we hear it and see it and have no idea what we are listening to and seeing. We cannot understand anything. After little exposure to the language, we start to hear the sounds of the language, and understand some of the basic words and phrases (like hello, how are you, good morning, etc.). After more practice with the language we can begin to formulate our own phrases and ideas within the language (with correction from others that already know the language).
Eventually, we are able to start thinking in the language. For common situations, we find that we have a command in the language and can stand on our own. Then, as our vocabulary builds, we began to feel confident in more situations. Many situations present themselves and have been presented before.
Here are the key steps to breaking the language barrier
Start off with little or no knowledge of the language
Create an environment to be exposed to the language as much as possible
Invest in resources to learn the language
Practice the language as much as possible
Test your knowledge of the language by practicing and self-tests
Make mistakes and allow others to correct them
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