How to learn any language faster?

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How to learn any language faster?

 

Modern living is picking up the pace by the minute. We want to do everything faster. Can everything be done quickly? No, and not everything should.  But there is one other thing you could be doing faster and still aren’t. Learn any language faster.

 

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The success behind learning languages faster is being determined and organized. Being determined will help you learn a language regularly and will not let you give up on your goal. Being organized will help you plan out your learning and allow you to make enough time for it.

 

Learn the right vocabulary

If you’re not planning on becoming a doctor don’t make it your life’s mission to memorize the human anatomy in another language – you probably don’t know it all in your mother tongue, then why learn it in a second language. Learn the most common and used words and don’t sweat the hard stuff.

 

Learn vocabulary the right way

When you learn a new word, make up three sentences with it. It will help you remember it better and will help you learn how to use it. Starting a vocabulary notebook is a great idea to keep track of new vocabulary and to keep the new words organized.

 

Practice daily

It’s better to learn for 30 minutes every day than for an hour and a half twice a week. This keeps the things you learn fresh and language learning is all about repetition and engagement.

 

Embrace the mistakes

You are going to make mistakes when you learn a language. Probably a lot of mistakes. Deal with it. It’s only normal and expected. So instead of making a big deal about it, embrace the mistake and learn from them. Don’t forget they’re an opportunity to learn.

 

Get creative with resources

Courses, classes, books and exercises can get boring every now and then. Remember you have other awesome options that you can use! Listen to a foreign radio, watch series or movies with subtitles, read a book (you can read a children’s or teen’s book if your just starting), read magazines.

 

 

Talk, listen, read and write

Not focusing on all of the elements of language is something that will hold you back. If you miss out on one, it will become your weakness. So make time for all four – talking, listening, reading and writing. You can cover all four by engaging in language exchange where you find a language buddy with whom you can converse and exchange messages, this person can also be a native speaker (it would be best if they were). Or you can join a language course to get the whole language learning package.

 

 

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