Improving my listening comprehension in various languages goes two ways: A) Passive listening (1-3hr/day): Listen to the news, watch TV, listen to music, … B) Active listening (20-60 min/day): Listen to an audiobook or podcast and summarize what you’ve just heard. Take notes and add unknown vocabulary in your app asap.

Create your listening environment. For example: I love music . So make a playlist for your target language Then take it a step further and look up the lyrics. Gather what message or story they are giving. This can be a passive or assertive way of learning. 🤍Happy Learning! 🤍

Others have pointed out good answers to it, but I'm going to add, you also need to do more reading to build your vocabulary. Although this suggestion is more for beginner learners with limited vocabularies. Speaking from experience, how can you try to listen if you don't even know what the speaker is supposed to be saying. In this case, reading the text of the audio in question can do, but reading more in general is always beneficial.

Hello 👋 To improve your listening skills, you can: 1. learn about the aspects of connected speech (Lucy on youtube has a video on that topic); 2. watch YouTubers who are talking about the things you are interested in for one hour a day (the content should motivate you to keep going); 3. in the book Upstream, there are listening exercises and strategies on how to do them (it helps a lot) I hope my suggestions will come in handy!