stricktlydating says
1. Your teacher should be fluent in the language you want to learn.
2. Practice speaking with others fluent in the language you're learning.
3. Memorise pronounciation & sentence structures (they're not always the same as your own language).
4. Practice your writing (learn the correct flow of pen strokes if the language isn't written in the same charactors as your own.
5. Find opportunities to use your skills so that you gain confidence in using your new language.
teendad says
I don't really have five tips, but I liked the Rosetta Stone software. It helped me learn enough German to get by before my recent trip to Dresden.
Oh, and I have no affiliation to company. I'm not even putting a link.
guidebaba says
I have compiled this into a hub which you can read here: http://hubpages.com/hub/Career-in-Foreign-Language
e-Moonlighting says
Hi frogdropping,
Nice idea and thanks for the comment. I will put it together over the weekend. May do something on travel also.
Regards,
Carl.
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