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Rules of the Game: Learning a Foreign Language
Here is my advice on learning a Foreign Language:
1. You must have a good reason or goal in learning the language.
2. You must be willing to put forth the effort in advance for success in the target language.
3. You need to use the four skills (writing, listening, reading and speaking) as much as possible, as often as possible, making the use as real as possible.
4. You must have at least one native or near-native friend with whom you can practice at least several times per week. This is related to number 3, but is particularly motivating for the language learner. Find a sympathetic native speaker.
5. You must be willing to have an open mind and accept different ways of thinking. This will enable you to be open to different ways of expression in the target language. Keeping an open mind to the target culture is an integral part of language learning.
6. You must be willing to make errors! This is critical. You must not take yourself too seriously.
7. You must develop your own routine and language learning schedule. Make it a habit!
8. You must set periodic, short-term goals in the language. These goals must be concrete, easily definable goals that are not unreachable. You must be able to succeed in reaching them!
9. You must look at other successful language learners and do what they do. Weigh what they do against your strengths to determine your regimen.
10. Above all, you must recognize language learning as fun and pleasurable. It is hard work, but the fun times must be enjoyed as well!
Rules of the Game: Learning a Foreign Language
Here is my advice on learning a Foreign Language:
1. You must have a good reason or goal in learning the language.
2. You must be willing to put forth the effort in advance for success in the target language.
3. You need to use the four skills (writing, listening, reading and speaking) as much as possible, as often as possible, making the use as real as possible.
4. You must have at least one native or near-native friend with whom you can practice at least several times per week. This is related to number 3, but is particularly motivating for the language learner. Find a sympathetic native speaker.
5. You must be willing to have an open mind and accept different ways of thinking. This will enable you to be open to different ways of expression in the target language. Keeping an open mind to the target culture is an integral part of language learning.
6. You must be willing to make errors! This is critical. You must not take yourself too seriously.
7. You must develop your own routine and language learning schedule. Make it a habit!
8. You must set periodic, short-term goals in the language. These goals must be concrete, easily definable goals that are not unreachable. You must be able to succeed in reaching them!
9. You must look at other successful language learners and do what they do. Weigh what they do against your strengths to determine your regimen.
10. Above all, you must recognize language learning as fun and pleasurable. It is hard work, but the fun times must be enjoyed as well!