What is your study method? Hello polyglots (or wannabe)I’m starting to study a new language from scratch, the first one in "adulthood" and I’d like to ask you about which system you use to learn, besi

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What is your study method?

Hello polyglots (or wannabe)

I’m starting to study a new language from scratch, the first one in "adulthood" and I’d like to ask you about which system you use to learn, besides the lessons with a teacher.

I'm trying to have some small daily routines, but is a little bit difficult with the active part (talking and writing) because I haven't so much time available during the day. The easiest part for me it's listening, I try to practice it with some tv series sometimes without the subtitles and for the reading I read sci-fi books.

And you?

Cheers! : )

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I'm learning Italian and Portuguese, but I don't have a system for learning. Since I want to keep learning as long as I live, I think it's important to avoid setting goals. Maybe this sounds stupid, but it's working for me. I would recommend doing whatever you feel like, but you should do reading, writing, speaking and listening in the language you want to learn.

Anyway, I'm certain that Kato' Lomb can give you better advice than me: https://wonderfulaustralia.info/kato-lomb-how-i-learn-languages-24/

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