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7 ways to learn a new language In my last English class, my teacher and I we discussed about 7 ways to learn a new language: 1º Drown yourself to swimming: leave you confortable bed and sofa, buy a ticket fly, package your suitcase and go to a place when they speak your target language; 2º Immersion, learn through exposure and context: go to a supermarket, store, restaurant and try to speak with someone or take a cab and speak with the driver. Everyday is important to connect with the language, for example, watching TV, reading a book, speaking in front of a mirror, recording your voice, writing about you daily actives, etc. 3º Scriptorium: while you write you speaking it out loud. Review unknown words and refresh the grammar. 4º Shadowing: go for a walk on the beech, take your headphone, listening a Podcast and try to repeat them out as swiftly as you can. Don't worry about the people. 5º Tech and Apps: there are a variety of Apps for free that learn languages (Duolingo). Of course you will not be a fluent only doing the exercises on this App, but helps a lot. You need to do more. 6º Get a studybuddy: I prefer learn with others because study with a partner is very interesting. Connecting with people around the word, learn about their culture, country, food, whatever could help you. 7º Without translation: study with materials that don't provide a translation. Do you have any tip? Let me know. 7 ways to learn a new language effectively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYlzJc8aaC0

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7 ways to learn a new language

In my last English class, my teacher and I we discussed about 7 ways to learn a new language:

1º Drown yourself to swimming: leave you confortable comfortable bed and sofa, buy a plane ticket fly, package your suitcase and go to a place when where they speak your target language;

2º Immersion, learn through exposure and context: go to a supermarket, store, restaurant and try to speak with someone or take a cab and speak with the driver. Everyday is important to connect with the language, for example, watching TV, reading a book, speaking in front of a mirror, recording your voice, writing about your daily actives, etc.

3º Scriptorium: while you write, you speaking it out loud. Review unknown words and refresh the grammar.

4º Shadowing: go for a walk on the beach beech, take your headphone, listening a Podcast and try to repeat them outloud as swiftly as you can. Don't worry about the people.

5º Tech and Apps: there are a variety of Apps for free that help you learn languages (Duolingo). Of course you will not be a fluent only by doing the exercises on this App, but it helps a lot. You need to do more.

6º Get a studybuddy: I prefer learn with others because study studying with a partner is very interesting. Connecting with people around the word, learn about their culture, country, food, whatever could help you.

7º Without translation: study with materials that don't provide a translation.

Do you have any tips? Let me know.



7 ways to learn a new language effectively: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYlzJc8aaC0


Good work! Consistency is key. I think speaking with natives is very helpful! Especially when you are open to feedback.

If you would ever like to take a trial class you can message me :)
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