How to Learn a Language in Record Time - Scott H Young
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Why I don't recommend DuoLingo, and what to do instead. Here's a 3-step process to learning any new language the most effective way possible.
Acing exams isn’t the only goal of learning. Life is full of opportunities for learning things well that will never have a final test. Learning another language is a goal many people have. It’s also one that many people stumble on. They get stuck, give up and maybe even convince themselves they don’t have the right “gene” for learning languages. There is no gene, however. There’s only ineffective strategies and good ones. Why I Don’t Recommend DuoLingo Listen to this article Because actually using a language is so hard in the beginning, its easy to accidentally fall into ineffective lear
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