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Despite the fact, that I’ve never lived in an English speaking country before, yet I was able to learn the language in a couple of years by relying on no one but myself, I’m certainly against the traditional, repetitive and in most cases ineffective way of learning languages, whether you believe it or not I’ve actually never had any formal English education, meaning that I’ve literally never spent a single Riyal(Saudi Currency) to enroll in any form of English learning institute, you could also imply from that, that I haven’t learnt English by studying and memorizing countless and never-ending grammar rules, by now I’m assuming that you’re wondering how on earth was I able to learn the English language ?, well it's quite simple, simple in a sense that the idea itself should've crossed every learner's mind, but very few for whatever reason are willing to put in practice, what I did was I tried to surround myself with anything that is English as much as possible, and it starts from as simple as restricting all the websites you visit to English websites only, whenever I would surf the internet I would force myself to only view English websites, my searches on the internet would always be in English only, that way I’ve forced myself to read English as much as possible, and the next thing you know, and without me even realizing it my vocabulary was increasing exponentially ,so in short that's what has worked for me, and I hope it works well with you.
0 votedJuly 15, 20140you'll either get an overly idealistic answer or an extremely sarcastic one for your question, however mine would be " if you're seeking truth in this life, then start questioning your faith first”, and if you have no interest in such mission, then just pick up your superstition, pick your weed along with it, and just blindly run with the flow.
0 votedJuly 1, 20140The most accurate personality test I’ve ever taken would be the MBTI personality test, according to the test my personality type is ENTJ, each letter represents a unique characteristic change one letter and you’ll get an entirely different personality type, there are 16 different personalities in total.
0 votedJuly 1, 20140well what I’m about to say is based on my experience and on what I’ve observed throughout my English learning journey, in many cases, this entirely depends on your own Native language, if you're Native language sounds a bit harsh and stiff to native English speakers then you'll face the same struggle they're facing when learning they're language, likewise if it's somehow easy for a native English speaker to speak in your own native language with minimum pronunciation mistakes, then you should find it to be quite easy for you to sound like a native English speaker, my second point is sometimes it's just simply an inherent ability (which was in my case), I’ve never really had any problems pronouncing words the way a native (American) English speaker would, in fact after a few years of learning English many people would mistake me for a native speaker.
0 votedJune 20, 20140In many cases colonization is the main reason as why some countries had set a particular language as a second offcial language , for exapmle lebeanon and jordan are two countries that are geographially very approixtimate, however French and English, are spoken as second official langauges there respectively, two different langaues as you can see, and the reason is simple, lebanon was former French colony where as jordan was former British colony.
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