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I think the best way to learn a new language is to constantly be practicing it and using it as much as you can such as hearing it, speaking it, and even talking to someone who speaks the language you're trying to learn. You definitely have to commit yourself to focusing on learning it and figuring out the best way for you to learn it will also help I believe.

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Repetition- I can't stress it enough. Here in the USA, most schools start foreign language classes at the High School Level. I believe classes should be offered at the Elementary Level because children's brains soak up so much more and they can retain more. When I was in high school, the Spanish language came to me easily and it was my favorite class. I studied hard and relied a lot on my vocabulary sheets as well as www.quizlet.com! ~JNB

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To learn a language effectively one must focus each and every day. Being consistent is very important as well. Repetition is key. 

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To learn a language effectively one must focus each and every day. Being consistent is very important as well. Repetition is key. 

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A good way to learn a language is to remember and think about it in a rhythm pattern. JM

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I believe the best way to learn a new language is to be around people who already master the language or the country where it is most spoken in. For example if you would like to learn English you might want to move to the United States or maybe Canada. If you do not want to change locations, just talking to someone who speaks it already might even help

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I think the best way to learn a new language is to practice reading, hearing, and speaking it, not just focusing on memorizing.  In my Spanish class we listen to Spanish music and try to figure out what they're saying.  We also practice speaking to one another and writing.  The combination of all of these elements helps a lot.

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I think the best way to learn a new language is to practice reading, hearing, and speaking it, not just focusing on memorizing.  In my Spanish class we listen to Spanish music and try to figure out what they're saying.  We also practice speaking to one another and writing.  The combination of all of these elements helps a lot.

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I know very many languages but my main language is English, I would say it is very easy to learn but all people learn differently

Faith Thomas
Global English School- English

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My language is English, It is what us americans speak. To learn my language it is not very hard you could watch tv shows movies or anything because the english language is not very hard to learn American language.

Shamarion Johnson
Global English School- America

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Always learn with your mistakes.

Marina Marçal
Global English School - Brazil

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To learn a language you should never give up and practice a lot.

Sophia Dolabela
Global English School - Brazil

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To learn new language, you need to study hard and practice your listening.

Laís Ferreira
Global English School - Brazil

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Watching TV series in English can help you to learn the language.

Melissa Emily
Global English School - Brazil

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You should make mind maps to improve your vocabulary, to memorize things about the language and a lot of other things.

Paola Melo
Global English School - Brazil

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My language learning tips are to follow along and to listen to the sounds and the way the words are pronounced. It also helps to remember the looks of the words. 

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My language learning tips are to follow along and to listen to the sounds and the way the words are pronounced. It also helps to remember the looks of the words. 

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Janiya Martin
United States

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Listen to English songs and follow the letters.

Goldner Santiago
Global English School - Brazil

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My tip is: never stop trying to do your best in class and in the future you will achive your goals!

Leonardo Reis
Global English School - Brazil

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if you want to learn speak English well, you must start right now. Here are some examples of things you will have to do:

-          Read a book in English for an hour every day.

-          Look up for new vocabulary

-          Watch your favorite tv show or movie in English.

-          Ask a lot of questions

-          Practice pronunciation

-          Never give up

-          Have fun with English

Carla Cevallos
Gutenberg Schule Quito -Ecuador

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“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”

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“To have another language is to possess a second soul.”

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Practice Practice and Practice don’t miss any chance to practice because practice makes perfect and try to focus on all the skills simultaneously.

Lady Moreno
Gutenberg Schule Quito Ecuador

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 I believe that music is the key for learning another language the easy way. Even if you don't undestand the words at first, just let yourself embrace with the rythm, look for the lyrics and start by trying to pronounce the words, in a few days of practice, you'll have it! Also for little kids this is a very friendly approach when trying to learn English.

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 I believe that music is the key for learning another language the easy way. Even if you don't undestand the words at first, just let yourself embrace with the rythm, look for the lyrics and start by trying to pronounce the words, in a few days of practice, you'll have it! Also for little kids this is a very friendly approach when trying to learn English.

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Ma. Alejandra Ceballos

English Teacher

Gutenberg Schule Quito Ecuador

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learning a new language takes time, depending on how fast or slow you adapt to it. Some people have trouble because its to complex for them, others may learn it quicker. learning a new language its really cool so , you can speak to other foreginers.

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Learning a new language may seem hard at first but once you learn the vocabulary and grammar it will get easier. Don't give up and take notes if you can. There is also an app I like to use which is called duolingo. This app is really helpful and it helps you with the basics and different types of phrases. You should also find various ways to try and learn.

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Wie geht's Euch? Wir lernen mit vielen interessanten Aktivitäten.

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To learn a new language can be hard but there's a lot of resources out there to help you. You can use this app called Duolingo it's easy and fun to use. You can also watch videos on youtube and make flashcards or take notes. But be consistent and don't give up!

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Be patient and practice

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Definitely learning some basic grammar rules are important and for this you can use some apps and BritishCouncil site with loads of material. As far more advanced learners, I would recommend watching short videos like Vox Pops to learn to understand different accents. Reading book in original will help you to enhance your vocabulary. And my favourite platform Flipgrid can help you practice your speaking skills. 

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Definitely learning some basic grammar rules are important and for this you can use some apps and BritishCouncil site with loads of material. As far more advanced learners, I would recommend watching short videos like Vox Pops to learn to understand different accents. Reading book in original will help you to enhance your vocabulary. And my favourite platform Flipgrid can help you practice your speaking skills. 

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I never thought I would Learn how to speak some French But it is not that  bad I learned most things I thought I wouldn't and The teacher is not so bad shes Nice and Always Greets us at the door with a French word.

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There are a few ways to help learn a language, but a few stand out.

• Make Flashcards (obvious, but still very useful)
• Use apps/websites for language learning DAILY!  If you only occasionally use them, you won't get anywhere.
• Similar to the previous one, but you really can't just skip a day.  You wont learn unless you fully commit to it.
• Try to find another person to practice with.  Having someone to practice is not only useful, but really fun as well!
• Creating a connection between words across languages is a good tip as well.  Some of them sound similar, so it isn't all too hard.
• Relating a word to something in pop culture is good as well.  Certain TV shows and video games have phrases that are actually in the language you're trying to learn!

N.E

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Learning a new language is hard, but it is so rewarding to be one of the few people who can speak more than their native language. First, and most importantly, don’t give up! It is going to be difficult and it will get frustrating at times. Just push through it and you WILL learn!! Next, utilize your technology! Nowadays, it is much easier to learn new languages, because there are countless apps that are designed to help you! Third, watching movies spoken in The language that you are learning can get you accustomed to the language. Finally, speak to people who know the language. They can give you tricks and help you refine your vocabulary. I believe in you!!  A.B.

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Some of my language learning tips are to speak to some one who is a native speaker of that language. A big help is making flash cards and using Duolingo while you pronounce the word. Watch movies or listening to music also helps.
NR

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When it comes to learning one or more languages, it will be hard and it will take some time. And yes; you may fail from time to time. But you know what? Suck it up and embrace your fails, because that is what will make you better at speaking more than one languages.

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"Je vais vous donner tout ce que je dois donner pour que tous vos reves deviennent realite"

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Best class!

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First of all,  I say take your time and go slow. Apps like duolingo, quizzlet, and things really help me out a ton. Learning slang is helpful so you can sound more french. Watching french movies and videos to listen to the way they pronounce things is really smart. :) hope it helped.  ST

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si tu n'es pas le premiere tu es le dernier.

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La vie est un jardin homme, alors juste garder creusement.

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The best way for me to learn is  repetition   learn to say it say it all the time even if it was just to your self then when you learn it start on a new one DB

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• learn basics/essentials first and then move on
• practice practice practice
• watch movies, videos, read, or listen to music
• be patient
DC

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1.)Speak fluently.(IF POSSIBLE)
2.)FLASHCARDS!!!
3.)Take notes.
4.)Listen carefully.
5.)Practice,practice,practice!
6.)Pay close attention.
7.)Learn only one language at a time!NOT more than one!
8.)ASK FOR HELP(if needed).
9.)Say words over and over.
10.)Take it slow with your learning!
11.)Practice the ones you don't know very well.
12.)Don't go ahead of the class!(I mean,unless you're advanced like moi...)
13.)Try your best on everything.
14.)Listen to your professeur.
15.)Don't be lazy.

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Practice non stop and study whenever you can to help remember what you’ve learned. Write how you pronounce the words next to it, that way if you forget how to say it, you can go back and read it. Another helpful tip is to stick to learning it no matter how hard it is or how long it takes. If you keep up practicing and trying, you will eventually have the language set fully in your mind.
A. P.

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We loved your German learning strategies. Especially about not worrying too much about cases in German.

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I integrate all language skills as a composite structure to build in context fostering multiple intelligences. Vocabulary and grammar are  essential to give functional meaning to communication skills. If natural immersion is not possible, I create virtual scenarios where such an immersion could be realized. I join global penpal projects, host global events, join global communities of practice, become a member of Second Life a groups, participate in PBL and attend PD sessions related to  soft and hard 21st Century Skills.

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I integrate all language skills as a composite structure to build in context fostering multiple intelligences. Vocabulary and grammar are  essential to give functional meaning to communication skills. If natural immersion is not possible, I create virtual scenarios where such an immersion could be realized. I join global penpal projects, host global events, join global communities of practice, become a member of Second Life a groups, participate in PBL and attend PD sessions related to  soft and hard 21st Century Skills.

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•Always listen and pay attention
•pick a language and stick to it.
•talk to people that know the language and have them help you.
•AND TRAVEL THE WORLD(.)🤪
SH

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Keep reading and listening TS

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Travel to Germany when ready so you can experience the actual language and culture itself ~MB

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Find the language you would like to learn.  After you’ve done that learn different words and repeat them until you know them without looking them up.  Then just apply your words to make a sentence.
D.P.

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The way my mind works  repetition is key. Coming into class everyday paying attention and participating helps a lot. The only thing that is kind of confusing so far is the word order ,but it will come eventually. We just have to keep the work up! BC

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•Find a language you like
•Pick a starting point & what words you would like to learn first
•After learning words begin learning phrases
•After learning everything you need to know travel or talk to people that speak the language
~HL

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Learning a language can be tedious work. A few good codes to follow include exposure (through native speakers or learned speakers) , listening to media from the language (movies, music, speeches), reading in the language and consistently practice every day. - PD

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1. Learn the verb order.
2. Don't give up on the language no matter how frustrated you get.
3. Practice. Practice. Practice.
4. Watch and read things in the target language.
5. Use apps (duolingo is a good one)
-W.T.

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We loved Steve's video about learning German and challenges we are facing- verbs at the end of the sentence for example.

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Find a language that interests you, something that you've always found really cool or unique. Try and read or listen to a book in the language you are trying to learn and get used to sentence placements. Try and talk to someone who knows about the language you are interested in, it helps to know how to pronounce the words and how to structure your sentence verbally. -AK

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Read, pay attention and listen at all times! Have the motivation to do it. Speak to your friends in German if possible. Don’t forget the word order when speaking German is very important. ~MB

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Follow your interests
My best piece of advice is to find ways to incorporate your studies into things you’re already interested in.
For example: read interesting books , watch movies, sing songs and play games.
Decide what you want to get out of the language.

There are many different reasons to learn a language, and often the motivation behind learning it will help decide how best to study.
Use technology to boot your learning .
Apps like Kahoot.com, Quizlet.com and google for education Apps are amazing.

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Believe in yourself and your instructors and with a little bit of time you will accomplish in learning your chosen language

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Try to adapt to the language by practicing at it.

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begin with key words and phrases, and then learn the specifics to form a complete sentence. don't be too hard on yourself if it takes you a while to learn a new language.

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Even though it wont be easy. Suck it up and embrace the fails you make. They will make you better. It will be better over time just don't give up.

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If you are having trouble to remember how to say a word write it down and reread over it. This always helps me when i cant seem to remember how to say a word or how to sound it out.

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1.) Find a language you really want to try
2.) Find a word or phrase you want to know
3.) Repeat it everyday until you get it and pick another one

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Try to sit and sound them out over and over again, or communicate with someone that speaks English. You'll get it!

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use apps on your phone or use translation books

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Start off with what you know another language. learn the basics, start slowly, and over time it will be better.

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I think using technology and programs online would be effective. Also i think it would help to learn about the culture of the language you are learning about. 

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I think using technology and programs online would be effective. Also i think it would help to learn about the culture of the language you are learning about. 

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write your new words down, you memorize better when you write it down, especially in blue ink.

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When I try to learn a new language, I go and look at memes and videos on YouTube. When words are repeated or the same phrase is used in different situations you may be able to get a grasp of what is being said, but if you can't figure out what it means you can always translate it to find out.

A.D.

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repeat words of your choice in the current language that youre wanting to learn. you could also download an app that would help you learn how to say it. use a translater with a microphone so it can speek back the word. ~ Seth, Kentucky.

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i would use some kind of app on your phone or the computer

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The beginning of anything is difficult, perseverance is key. Strive to be successful and thus successful you will be. Class Activities, games, movies many different ways to obtain new information. The way you obtain the information is what matters most. I would pick a language that would be the most interesting to you. A.K.

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My advice to anyone who reads this is that even though learning one or more languages may seem hard, but in the long run it can be very nice and very help not only to you but to others as well.

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Learn the basics, then progress on to more difficult things in that language.

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trying to speak english is veryhard but make sure to take your time and get correct grammer

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My tip is to start with the basics and from there learn the patterns and pronunciation keys.  A major help would be to find someone who fluently speaks the language to help teach you.  Don’t be afraid to mess up because mistakes will happen.  So don’t let that discourage you because it’s gonna take some time to be able to learn a language.
K.L.

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My language learning tips would be reading over what you’re learning several times and maybe even writing whatever it is down. Quizlet is helpful aswell

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Good Learning Tips

The best way for you to learn a language that has helped me is to say certain phrases over and over agian in that language and then in your home language. If you do it this way, you should be able to learn a little faster than other people.
C.W.

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Some tips to speak German or any language.. Read books, watch videos, and sometimes movies even help. Some questions are which language is the best besides English. What was the hardest language that you had to learn... C.L.W

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If you want to get to an advanced level try and only speak German with someone or a group of people
//PSR

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As a beginner to German, I have learned that perfection not totally neccessary.  Translating familiar English phrases can help you better understand German sentence structure.
J.H.

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A great tip is to find motivation, and maintain that reason for learning the language you have chosen. You will also need to remain patient and understand that it will take time; just like they say, "Rome wasn't built in a day". You can try using apps or programs like duolingo, and maybe even watch YouTube or netflix in your target language so that you can hear how the words are pronounced. -KA

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I’d say to just keep with it.  It’s not easy, but pushing yourself to learn new words and not be discouraged is very important.
DN

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You can download apps to help you learn the basics of the language you're trying to learn.  You could watch videos on how to learn to speak the language better.  You could also get books and read them to help you learn as much as you want about the language.
K.S.

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My tip, take it easy and let the language come to you.

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My tip, take it easy and let the language come to you.

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It takes time to learn a language, a long time. Your brain needs time to get used to the new language.  Just keep doing what you're doing, reading, listening, speaking, writing and don't worry about mistakes and don't put pressure on yourself. Just keep going. If you find ways to enjoy the language, you will probably keep going, and then you will certainly improve.

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Favourite ENGLISH language learning sites: ESLlibrary (for themed grammar and reading practices)/ Duolingo (as an app for practice)/ youtube videos for listening - My overall tip though: practice listening reading speaking and writing everyday in the targeted language, and give yourself a break! It takes time, so try not to get too frustrated. 

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Favourite ENGLISH language learning sites: ESLlibrary (for themed grammar and reading practices)/ Duolingo (as an app for practice)/ youtube videos for listening - My overall tip though: practice listening reading speaking and writing everyday in the targeted language, and give yourself a break! It takes time, so try not to get too frustrated. 

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I would say that one of my learning tips is to find someone who speaks that language fluently and learn as much from them as possible then find an app to help you practice what you learned. T.S

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My language learning tip is to think all day in the target language and to keep figuring out how you would say everything in the language.
Mme/Frau Valle