How to Actually Learn a New Language in 2022 (a month-to-month guide)
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
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A lot of new users sign up for our language course with the best intentions. They have an amazing new year's resolution: they are going to learn a new language. We think that's absolutely awesome. But the problem is that many of them will give up after a few weeks and forget most of what they've learned. Please don’t let this happen to you. The start of a new year can be used as a source of motivation, but you need the right mindset and techniques to actually make your goal happen. Here’s a month-to-month guide that will show you how to finally get it done this year.
Unfortunately, too many people give up on their new year's resolution to learn a new language. We have compiled a one-year month-to-month plan to follow in 2020. We really hope it can help a lot of people out there, whether they use OUINO or not. :)
I just got done checking out one of their videos about how their program works; I’m a teacher, someone who’s learned a foreign language fully (English in my case) and rarely do I see anyone teaching in a progressive interactive manner where things tie-in with previously seen topics. It takes someone with a passion for teaching to come up with the resources they've come up with. I know because it takes one to know one. I've got to give credit where credit is due. Actually pretty affordable especially if you're in North America or Europe.
This sounds like a solid plan! In my opinion, the most important thing to do in order to stick with it is to make it FUN! It won’t always be a super good time when you’re learning a language, so you should try to make it as entertaining as possible whenever you can! For me, I love using Duolingo. To me at least, it’s a fun way to learn a language. I love seeing my name go up on the leaderboard, seeing how many XP I get a day, it’s super fun! Keeping it as fun as I can is really helping me with my Spanish in Three Months challenge. Good luck to everyone on your language goals this year!
You're absolutely right! When you are enjoying the process and it doesn't feel like a chore, it's easy to stay motivated. Thank you so much for sharing! :)
I like to call it the four Ps;🤗
Practice,
Perseverance,
Patience,
Passion,
I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin
or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books
and study like you know you should…
Thank you very much.Listening from Kedah Malaysia
¡Muy buena idea! Todo buen plan tiene que estar planeado en el tiempo, sin olvidar que la flexibilidad también es importante. ¡Gran aportación!
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Unfortunately, I couldn't reach my original goals in 2019, but I advanced on them.
Alberto Loredo Zaiz Good luck!
That's still awesome Alberto! Baby steps really do add up! Best of luck to you! :)
@@ouino the first time in few years
This is great, thanks
I have a suggestion, please do time stamps with this videos.
Hi. I'm ur new subscriber from Azerbaijan Turks. Thanks so much for sharing so beautiful videos! I hope I'll learn via ur videos. I wanna be polyglot like Tim Doner.
May I ask a question you? When do we use this phrase: " I'm on God's good humor"?
Hi! Thank you for your comment and for subscribing to our page! :) Yes, Tim Doner is absolutely amazing. He has a unique talent for languages. "I'm on God's good humor" is not all that familiar to me, but I believe you could say this when things are going well for you, when you feel lucky. :)
@@ouino , thanks so much! Good luck in ur activity!
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The phrase I remember my Nan using
Was
In God's good graces
no entendi nad
Jesus christ ungrounded me lol
Nobody in this world can make me stop being linguistically lazy 🤭🤭🤭
Tha'ts true only you can, or if you got trapped in a concetration camp.
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