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I study English and French almost everyday, even if it's a little bit a day
Although it’s interesting to read novels written in foreign languages, it is not enough to concentrate to study for a long time. (i dont quite understand this sentence, do you mean reading novels is not enough for studying foreign languages in long term?)
80% of the study time is really boring, but now I gain deeper understanding of myself through this study.
Why I gave up studying foreign langauges when I was in high school?
Now I know why. Because I didn’t know well about myself.
I can’t stand repeated boredom. Maybe everybody feels the same.
But it's worse in my case.
I really don’t like repeated cycles, so I can’t concentrate on watching movies or reading books for the second time.
Now here is the problem. To study something, especially to study languages, repetition is really important but I don’t like that, so I have to devise a method.
The classical way of studying foreign languages is to read a book repeatedly many time (repeatedly has the same meaning as many times). As I said I couldn’t do that so I chose to read many books for only once for each books a lot. That’s a costly way, but it’s more effective for me.
Secondly Moreover (there's not an obvious "firstly", so it's better to use other connectives), I have to read aloud and memorize texts that I wrote and some movie scripts, but I can’t stand tedious repeated reading on my desk. However, it’s inevitable and important so I do that when travelling on public transportation. Strangely, I found that I can’t concentrate on reading books in the subway, but I can concentrate on reading short texts quietly and repeatedly.
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