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#LanguageHacking
#LanguageHacking courses present a new way of language learning. Benny Lewis shares his proven memory techniques, shortcuts and strategies so you can speak from day 1 and submit missions!
Why Chinese is Easier than you think! A while back, I dedicated some time to learning to speak Mandarin, and the Internet nearly imploded at the idea of me trying to do it in a short time. I heard protests of it being the hardest language in the world, but I went ahead anyway. After a few months of learning it in Taiwan, I went on to travel over 2,000km of trains through China, learning Kung Fu from a master in a village, meeting a Buddhist monk in a monastery, making friends and using my Mandarin along the way. What I learned in this experience was that Chinese isn’t that difficult after all. Like with all the languages I learn, I focused on speaking from day one and finding shortcuts and hacks to make the learning stick. Click here to find out why learning Mandarin is easy. https://www.italki.com/article/Aumjywne3SKq3lVVaKKkJC/The-ways-you-can-make-learning-Mandarin-easy And if you’re ready to start learning, you can also check out my new book. https://go.italki.com/LanguageHackingMandarin -Benny Lewis, Language Hacker More information can be found here. https://www.italki.com/languagehacking
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HOW TO LEARN A LANGUAGE "QUICK" Learning a language can feel challenging, but if you take the right approach you can achieve so much in such a short amount of time. As someone who has learned/continues to learn languages, here are 5 tips on how you can achieve quick results in a decent amount of time (For reference, I achieved a C1 level in French in 2.5 years). #1. Immersion. When we are kids, picking up our native tongue was relatively easy because we were constantly bombarded by the language through our environment. Take the time to immerse yourself daily in your target language(s). Watch TV, listen to podcasts, read books, do anything and everything that involves you listening / seeing the language!!! #2. Find the right study material. Do some research to find what good resources are out there, and do your best to limit yourself to only one or two study materials. In a world where we have access to anything and everything, it's very easy to quickly become overwhelmed by how much is out there. Find something that makes the learning process of a language fun and comprehensible, and stick to it. #3. Study grammar, but don't make that the main focus. There's always debate on whether or not grammar is important when learning languages. In my personal experience, I do believe grammar is the blueprint or the skeleton of the body that we need when learning a language. It is the foundation for everything else that follows. #4. Learn vocabulary!!! Don't make long boring list of words. Yes, make flashcards, but go beyond just translating the word. Sometimes, that is enough, but other times it really isn't. I find that creating sample sentences can be helpful in learning how to utilize vocabulary when speaking in your target language. #5. HAVE FUN!!!! If it's not fun, then why do it? The important thing is that you enjoy this journey! It's not enough to just want to learn the language. Find your WHY. That's what will keep you going even when it gets hard :)
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