From the article: Language Learning - 5 Methods of Language Learning
Language learning happens in lots of different ways---via the Internet, DVDs, CDs, books, even lyrics. Which methods have worked best for you? Share your language learning experiences and advice. Share Your Faves
conversations with native speakers
- My best efforts and learning new languages have happened when I was able to converse with people who could speak the language. The more often I could do that, the quicker I was able to learn.
- —Guest Suzi
Listening to songs!
- Music is the best way for me to learn a language. I'm trying my best to learn Hebrew, and I found that if I listen to modern music in Hebrew, I start to pick up words and phrases. I also find that my ear becomes tuned to the language... I have a problem where I may understand something on paper, but if said to me, I don't catch it. Music has helped with that. It also happened to be a very enjoyable way to learn a language!
- —Guest Anne
Songs!
- I had a year of Russian in college, and I don't remember a whole lot of what I learned....but the words that I do remember come from the Russian folk songs that I listened to. The combination of listening to the lovely melodies, following the word-for-word translations as I played the songs, all helped to make it much easier to learn these new words.
- —Guest Linda
CDs
- I have such a busy life, I really enjoy using learning CDs for my car. It allows me to learn, but not worry about finding a particular time to study but ensures I will get around to it!
- —Guest Robin
about.com
- It all started with a book form eyewitness travel "15-minute Italian, then to Webster's New World Italiano/Inglese Dizionario, however, that was not sufficient, so I went on the web and found about.com free Italian lessons from Michael San Felipo, today I learn my 60th word, however, there are quite a few other lessons, as I requested all to do with la bella lingua; Also i recommend going to radiotime.com and tune in to a radio station from the country that speaks the lenguage you desire to learn, so far so good, I also started keeping a journal which I incorporate my new words slowly but surely is becoming a one lingual journal as oppose to the multilingual , I hope this helps, I also join a conversation group.
- —Guest yellownp22541
Freitas
- I use to learn English with DVDs because it's more easy to watch a movie to understand the reality life.
- —Guest Nanci
High speed language learning
- I have now perfected a method of picking up quality French in a matter of weeks! The methods are based on multi sensory techniques and are unique! I am currently trying them out with some first year kids in Southampton with incredible results, I am happy to correspond with anyone interested .Contact me at robin.hughes@ntlworld.com. Info is Free!
- —heddwyn
studying on internet
- i want to prepare about tofel. so i found some sites name . then try to study every evening one hour.
- —turkman69
