Connect with a native speaker - #LanguageLearning tip It will help you unlock more natural-sounding conversational elements that you won't otherwise find in the textbooks. It will also help with your listening skills, as native speakers will often speak at a more natural pace.

Make mistake statistics - #LanguageLearning tip Identifying what you struggle with the most is a crucial part of learning. This way, you can adjust your learning goals and plans by knowing what to focus on first.

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Facial expressions are key - #LanguageLearning tip  When learning a language, engage your face to determine mood and conversation topic. Be expressive, as the teacher will guide you. Understanding facial expressions helps follow the conversation better. 🤩

Join a social group with your target language - #LanguageLearning tip  Boost your language skills with lively practice sessions! Find a partner or join a language club for an exciting learning experience! 🗣️🌟

Translate! - #LanguageLearning tip To truly grasp a language no longer spoken, immerse yourself in its translated texts. Dusty grammar books won't suffice; dive into ancient texts, decoding their secrets to practice the language. This also works for learning modern languages. 📖

Mnemonic learning strategy - #LanguageLearning tip Create a captivating story using the vocabulary you want to learn. Go for narratives that vividly paint pictures in your mind. These images will help you recall the words effortlessly and solidify their meanings in your memory.

Embracing "desirable difficulties" is where success lies - #LanguageLearning tip  Go for flashcards over reading - a slightly more challenging process that yields better results. Effort, focus, and resilience forge stronger connections within.

Associate challenging words with letter-linked objects - #LanguageLearning tip  Link difficult words to objects starting with their letters. Picture the word with a letter-related item. Remember how to spell them. E.g., visualize a calendAr with an apple (mistaken as calendEr).

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