Eight fast Tricks to practice a new language

If you are always busy and need to practice a new language, here you are some tricks might help you.

Memorize Songs:

Memorizing songs may enable you to form full sentences without needing to think too much in the structure and grammar.

Watch a complete series in this language:

When I watched 13 reasons why in an English subtitle it helped me to think completely in English. like it is a natural.

Make your own dictionary:

Try to write down most of the repeated words or expressions you met during reading or listening to this language. You may forget some of them but this problem solved by the regular revision.

Turn the whole world around you into this language:

Exchange every single work around you to the new language, take notes in it, talk alone in it, think in it and try to learn your major in it.

Live with it:

Try to follow news, sports, Talks show, TV shows and Movies. Buy yourself a new book or a novel in this language, have friends from the countries spoken in this language, read about culture and History.
You might follow pages on Facebook and influencers who speak the same language and try to understand their memes and informal talk.

Act!

It is very fast and pretty genius way to practice the language by acting and considering yourself as someone else ,with different life and personality, has various conversations with distinct people.

Write your Diary:

Talking about your daily events and trying to describe every single moment in this language will help you think freely in it. It affects your personality, too.

Try to relate it to some other goals:

Language can't be a goal, but you can relate it with any other goal like travelling, communicating with a specific foundation, learning a new Science, Reading your favorite book with its original language, winning a scholarship or even acquiring more people.

Try the previous tricks for a month and test your level. Don't forget sending us your feedback!

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