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I was born in Spain, lived all my life in UAE and lived for a year abroad in Ukraine. If there is something I truly love is languages. I have come to realise that speaking a language isn't just grammar and vocabulary. Its about learning a new culture and being able to communicate in a new and different way. Passion is a need when it comes to learning languages. You need to be passionate about that languages you also need to be interested in knowing where it came from. Understanding the culture of the language will help you speak the language one day. If you believe you are capable of committing yourself to learning that language then contact me and I will arrange for you a special introductory class.
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    Learning a language- HOW?

    Learning a language has no age limit or restriction. Anyone can learn a language if they dedicate themselves to it! It has to be part of their daily life. Make it a HABBIT!!

     

    • It depends if you are learning just to be able to speak and converse or to read and write.

    • Speak and converse this is done by practicing with a real person

    • Deconstruct and learn the most important words and phrases from the language

    • Create mental images and space repetition over time subconsciously you will have a better memory

     

    Any person can learn a language whatever circumstances they are living in so PLEASE NO EXCUSES!

     

    May 29, 2015
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    The steps that you will go through when learning a language.

    I hope this helps! Good luck:)

     

    1) Research

     

    You will research all over the internet looking for books, articles, lessons, websites and other language materials.This usually happens after you have heard someone speak that language or simply because you have always wanted to learn that language but never made a move.

     

    2) Start

     

    You will start learning from online websites and probably read grammar books. A lot of information at once and the language just seems so complicated and strage.This leads us to our next step.

     

    3) boredom 


    You start getting bored and then lack of motivation occurs. This is bad, you start to look for excuses and running away from the language instead of facing it.

     

    4) Motivation

     

    After you figure out that you are unstoppable, you are completely motivated and have figured out that you love that language and whatever it takes you will go through the tough times because you are sure that on the other side of the road you will be able to speak that language. You get too excited and from here you go to the next step...

     

    5) "HARD WORK"

     

    You sit down and actualy do the hard work which is usually taking a lot of notes,watching a lot of videos, taking a lot of lessons. During this time your at your highest level of motivation and this is the best time to learn that language.

     

    6)Difficulty 

     

    You will notice that you have spent so much time studying the language and your not seeing any huge improvement anymore. The grammar is too complicated and you feel its time to start to practice speaking with someone.

     

    7) Surprised

     

    During your practice with someone, you suddenly feel that you are able to speak that language.It does not happen at a specific time. I call this a surprise because you yourself did not know that you spoke that language. It just all happened naturally after long hours of hard work and practice.

     

    8) Speaking

     

    Your surprised by how much you love that language you start watching movies with that language, speaking to people from that country and you feel that the language and culture became part of you. Everytime you hear someone speak that language you get too excited either because you understand what they are saying or because you are too social and want to surprise them with your ability to speak. Congratulations you "SPEAK" that language!

     

     

    May 8, 2015
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    How long does it REALLY take to learn a language

    If you are a beginner I would recommend not worrying about time, you should realize that learning a language is like a baby learning how to walk, at first you wont be able to stand then with time and practive you will be able to stand and move a couple of steps then fall. Relating this to languages I would say that at first you will find it very difficult, relaxxx its not. Its just something new, and for us human beings everything that is new scares us. Now after taking some lessons and doing some practice on speaking and hearing you start to feel that the language is not as difficult as you thought it was... now at this point your a standing baby. After you stood up, its time to learn to walk and this is the part when you can learn the language in exactly 6 months. 6 months but constantly every day dedicating 30 minutes of your time just reading or learning new words and I promise you that you will be able to speak. After that you will aquire a skill and be able to communicate about any topic with barely any gramatical mistakes. The only difficult time is the beginning, trust me as soon as you stand up everything else is just fun and amazing... good luck and if you need any help or advice let me know!

    May 8, 2015
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    April 27, 2015
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    who thinks am right?

    Learning a language is not just reading and writing. Its also learning the culture behind it. To learn any language you must be able to think in a different way. Think of it for a second when you speak a foreign language doesnt your personality slightly change? Languages are a way of communication so if you are able to communicate with different languages then you will be able to communicate with the locals and understand their culture and differences. You also need to be passionate about that culture. Never force yourself to learn a language if you think its not for you.

    April 13, 2015
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