Ever feel like you’re all alone out there in the big scary world of learning a new language?
I think it is clear what we mean it depending on how much time your invest in language learning. Someone with a solid study regime over a long period of time is more likely to make better progress than someone doing an hour a week for three months only.
I believe that we if practice more and more about learning a second language with some one who is comparatively more efficient really helps .Further more,Learning English is definitely no exception you've got to practice it as much as possible so as to be fluent in it .
There are lots of enthusiastic and extroverted polyglots, but there are also quieter, more introspective learners. Some people learn one language to mastery over a period of years, while others dabble and jump from one language to another.What's got to matter a lot is the consistency in learning and the momentum to keep you encouraged .
I use fluency as the ability to have normal conversations without too many pauses. I don’t consider fluency to be the ultimate mastery in a language, like some people do.
Mistakes are always there when it comes to talking about Learning fear it not .Do not let phobia of learning language intimidates since we are sure that learning is always fun .
An example of language Learning would be to write down the basic script that you will encounter when meeting new people. Memorising specifically the vocabulary you will need.
vocabulary are some stuff,which could be a little hard to get along with make sure that you exercise it frequently and keep a diary with your self .
Instead of saying; “Excuse me, could you tell me where the toilet is?” you could speak much sooner if you just allowed yourself to say: “Sorry, where toilet?”
An other example ,I have heard leaner of English making much more wordy sentences .."Could i please have your name or Excuse me could you please tell me your name ?"Well to save your time and cut things short ,You might say "Sorry ,Your name please ?"
Jotting down the words you need to use frequently,Well, everyone has to eat. If you’re going to a country where your target language is spoken, it might behoove you to be very conversant with food vocabulary and customs (especially if you have any dietary requirements). I can’t even count how many words relating to food preparation (cutting, chopping, peeling, slicing, etc.) and ingredients themselves (not only vegetables...
What's Your Language Map?
I believe that a grammar is a solid language map.
Learning grammar doesn't mean that you have to be perfect. It doesn't even mean that you have to know the rules. But when you're looking for answers or instructions, grammar is the map that gives you what you need. Good grammar guides are your companion, helping you understand how to speak.
❝Learning is a treasure that will follow its owner everywhere.❞
Keep learning and never give up no matter how hard it is to learn.
Write about your motivations. You may sometimes want to look at them so write them in an important place in your notebook or on a piece of paper in your wallet. You can write them like this:
“I’m learning English because…
“I’m learning English so I can…
“I think the most important reason why I’m learning English is…
“But I also…
“Maybe in the future I will…
Make Learning Fun &Enjoy Learning .
Micheal suggests you to give a space to the language you are learning in day to day life ...
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