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hi everybody welcome back to top words
my name is Alisha and today we’re gonna
talk about ten different ways to
remember words so these are actually
some ways to remember words that you
have sent in to us so I’m really excited
to see what your recommendations are I
study other languages so let’s talk
about it let’s see
I associate new words with words that
sound similar in my native language if
you’re studying English your native
language might share some words so like
I’m studying Japanese and for example
the word chocolate sounds very very
similar in in Japanese so in English the
word is chocolate in Japanese the word
is chocolate evil so it sounds similar
so that’s an easy word for me to
remember I learn about the roots of
words and how different words are
related to each other many words in
English have roots in very very old
languages like Latin so a word like
omniscient for example can be broken
down into maybe two parts the Omni Omni
meaning all or everything and she int
the science part relates to knowledge or
knowing so together the word means
all-knowing omniscient maybe you can
guess the meaning even if it’s the first
time you’ve seen the word ok I listen to
songs and memorize the lyrics this is
also a common way to to help kids learn
things too through songs opposite of B
plus or minus a square root B squared
minus 4ac all over 2a it’s a quadratic
function equation because it’s a song
it’s still in my head Thank You mrs. Sam
I often watch TV or YouTube videos that
are designed for young children that’s
how children in the native language
learn so it’s a great tool for you don’t
be embarrassed to do that I do that in
English we have Dora the Explorer
we have Sesame Street I speak as often
as possible with native speakers a
native speaker can go up that’s that’s a
strange thing that you’re saying so
there are a lot of small factors that
you can’t get unless you’re speaking
with a native speaker so this is a
really really great tip if you’re
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if you’re interested I try to use the
language routinely in the context of
daily life when you’re alone just doing
stuff at home like making breakfast or
cooking or doing the laundry if you use
the language just to say like now I’m
going to I don’t know cut vegetables or
oh I need to do laundry later today or
thinking about your appointment whatever
another good example is really I put my
phone into my target language you’re
telling little stories when you’re
having conversations with people so get
used to telling yourself the story I use
repetition reading writing and speaking
words over and over again keep repeating
in your studies even if it feels like
you know you’re not making any progress
you are just just the act of doing that
repetition can be helpful for you if a
football player never throws a football
he’s not going to be able to throw it
very well is he you have to repeat
repeat repeat and then when you’re faced
with the actual situation where you need
to throw the football you need to use
that vocabulary word you’re ready you
already know how to say the word so yes
repeat it’s good I try to think in
English so it becomes natural to my
thought process I do this I think about
what I need to do I think about what I
have done I think about what I’m going
to do and so in that way you can
practice past tense future tense and
present tense recently this has been
happening to me I’ve started dreaming in
Japanese from time to time or I dream
bilingually it’s exciting I think I try
to use the word in a simple sentence so
I learn whole phrases not just
individual words yes this is a huge tip
so vocabulary is important of course if
you don’t know a key word you might miss
the meaning of something but context is
important too so there might be two
words which seem very similar like big
and large for example but when should I
use large when should I use big like if
your clothes shopping and you say mmm do
you have this in a big size it might not
be the correct way to use the word
instead do you have this in a
large size is the correct phrase so
learning how to use the correct
vocabulary word at the correct time is
important and you can do that through
studying sentences and phrases instead
of just vocabulary this is why reading
is important I feel reading as much as
possible especially the newspaper helps
me to remember words when I was a kid I
just read everything I was I was so into
reading I loved it and I think that it
helped it actually helped my language
skills improve even in my native
language again at first it’s really hard
to do and you might have to use a
dictionary a lot but you’ll learn
gradually more natural speaking patterns
more natural writing patterns too which
will help you to sound more natural when
you speak and maybe he can help your
listening skills too when you can listen
for those patterns that you see in
textbooks that you see in newspapers and
novels whatever it’s a great tool
reading and thank goodness that’s the
end so those are ten tips that you can
use to remember new words and new
phrases try them out I’m going to be
doing my best with my target language I
hope that you do too thank you very much
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improve writing in your target language
in this guide you’ll discover the top
eight ways to practice and master
writing with our lessons and learning
program let’s begin number one write out
the words and phrases by hand one of the
best ways to improve your writing is to
simply write more so write every word
phrase and sentence that you learn in
the lessons by hand in a notebook you
can write out the conversations from the
dialogue study tool example sentences
from the lesson notes and words and
phrases from our vocabulary lists number
two take the writing quizzes with every
lesson you get review quizzes to help
you master what you’ve learned just
scroll down to the vocabulary section or
click on vocabulary click on take quiz
and then click on writing questions
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number three leave a comment on the
lesson after you’re done with a lesson
be sure to use what you’ve learned
whether a new word or a grammar point
leave a comment in the comment section
and our teachers will review it and give
you feedback number four
dictation dictation is a study method
where you write down what you hear as a
way to test both your writing and
listening skills you can do this with
any one of our audio and video lessons
this method is recommended for
intermediate level learners and above
number five create sentences using newly
learned words you can learn new words
with our lessons the word of the day the
vocab lists and the core 2000 word list
which gives you the 2000 most frequently
used words and as mentioned before you
can also leave a comment with a practice
sentence and our teachers will review it
number six
write short messages to your Premium
Plus teacher just write out a message
and send it to your Premium Plus teacher
for review in fact as a first step all
new Premium Plus users are asked to
write a self-introduction
and send it to their teacher your
teacher will review your work give you
feedback corrections and help you
improve your writing skills fast number
seven get writing assignments from your
Premium Plus teacher you can also get
assignments that cover listening writing
speaking and even reading from your
teacher these assignments can be
tailored to your goals and needs you get
a new one every week or any time you’re
ready for a new one
number eight get even more lessons in
the lesson library if you want even more
writing lessons then visit our lesson
library and under category choose
reading and writing you get instant
access to all of the pathways and
lessons that will help you master all
areas of the language including writing
you’ll get all of our pathways and
lessons that are dedicated to helping
you master writing so if you’re ready to
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bye want to improve reading in your
target language in this guide you’ll
discover the top 10 ways to practice
reading with our lessons and learning
program let’s begin number one start a
lesson and read along with the lesson
notes with every lesson you get bonus
lesson notes these give you the lesson
in writing the dialogue the vocabulary
and the grammar explanations so as you
listen to a lesson read along with the
lesson notes by listening and reading
along you hear how each word is
pronounced and can easily keep up number
two read with the dialogue study tool
with the dialogue study tool you get the
line by line breakdown of a lessons
conversation you get the text the
translation the audio and if applicable
the romanization so you can read and
listen to each line individually to
practice your reading reread and review
each line until you master it then move
on to the next line you get this feature
in every one of our lessons number three
read along with the lesson transcript
you also get transcripts with every
lesson these are word-for-word scripts
of everything that was said in the
lesson and are completely free to access
so use these to read along
number four download the PDF notes and
transcripts want to practice reading on
your own time
save the lesson notes and transcripts as
PDFs to your device and keep them
forever that way you can open them up
and practice reading at any time you can
also print the PDFs out to keep as
physical reading material number 5
practice with extensive reading books
extensive reading is a learning tactic
where you read as many books as possible
at a level that’s easy for you and you
follow these two rules one you skip over
words you don’t know and two you jump to
a new book if the current one is boring
the goal is to help you master reading
vocab and grammar simply by reading a
lot without getting stuck on minor words
you can find extensive reading books
from absolute beginner level to advanced
these are simple one line per page books
and all of the translations are on the
lesson page simply look for the
extensive reading pathways in the lesson
library you can also download these
books as PDFs and print them out number
6 take your time and read slowly whether
you’re reading with the notes books or
the dialogue tool be sure to take your
time read the lines slowly on the first
try just like a child would when they
start learning to read this is so you
can get acquainted with every word
number 7 then speed up your reading once
you’ve read a line slowly and are
familiar with the words start speeding
up reread that same line a little bit
faster on the second try and then a
little faster on the third try doing
this will help you read faster number
eight take the reading comprehension
video lessons these lessons are
specifically designed to test your
reading skills you’re presented with a
real-life scenario such as reading a
sign at the train station
and are tested on the words presented on
the screen don’t worry you get the
answer at the end and translations are
available in the dialogue section number
nine get reading assignments from your
Premium Plus teacher you can also get
assignments that cover listening writing
speaking and even reading from your
teacher these assignments can be
tailored to your goals and needs you get
a new one every week or any time you’re
ready for a new one
number 10 get even more lessons in the
lesson library if you want even more
reading lessons then visit our lesson
library and under category choose
reading and writing you get instant
access to all of the pathways and
lessons that will help you master all
areas of the language including reading
and if you’re ready to finally learn
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start speaking from your very first
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want to completely understand everything
in your target language in this guide
you’ll learn the top 10 ways to improve
your listening skills with our lessons
let’s begin number 1 take your very
first lesson the best way to practice
listening is to just start listening
expose yourself to native speakers as
much as possible so access any audio or
video lesson on the site and press the
play button to get started you can do
the lessons on the site or on the app
while you’re on the go don’t have an
account don’t worry just go to the sign
up page to create an account it takes
less than 30 seconds and it’s free then
click on the play button on any lesson
and start learning number to slow the
lesson down now if a conversation is too
fast for you simply adjust the playback
speed in the lesson control bar and
listen to it again at a slower speed
this will help you understand every word
another way to pick apart every word
that you hear is read along as you
listen just read along as you listen and
you’ll never miss a word you can read
along with the lesson notes or a lesson
transcript that come with every lesson
the lesson notes give you the dialogue
the translations and in-depth grammar
tutorials the lesson transcript is the
full word-for-word transcript of
everything you hear you can also read
along with the dialogue study tool which
gives you the line by line breakdown of
the conversation including the audio and
translations number 4 listen to the line
by line breakdown with the very same
dialogue study tool what makes this tool
so powerful is you can listen to each
line individually and replay it as much
as you want until you understand every
single word this is useful for mastering
fast conversations that she would miss
otherwise number five listen to the
dialogue track the dialogue track gives
you the conversation of that lesson in
the target language only no translations
and you have this tool in every audio
lesson listen to it and see how much you
can understand number six
download the dialogue tracks and make a
playlist this is a great immersion
tactic download the tracks to your
computer or mobile device then play them
on a loop to immerse yourself in the
language and improve your listening
skills each track is only about ten to
thirty seconds so it won’t take you long
number seven play the vocabulary
slideshow you get the slideshow study
tool with all of our audio lessons and
vocabulary lists click on start
slideshow sit back and listen you can
also play it on loop and immerse
yourself in the language number eight
get listening assignments from your
Premium Plus teacher you can also get
assignments covering reading writing
speaking and even listening from your
teacher these assignments can be
tailored to your goals and needs you can
get a new one every week or any time
you’re ready for a new one
number nine take the listening
comprehension lessons these lessons are
designed to test your listening skills
you’ll hear a dialog in the target
language and based on the dialogue
you’ll be asked to answer a question to
check if you understood there are no
translations here except for the
subtitles read along with the subtitles
to understand everything number ten
get even more lessons in the lesson
library if you want even more lessons
from absolute beginner level to advanced
then visit our lesson library you get
instant access to all of the pathways
and lessons that will help you master
all areas of the language including
listening and if you’re ready to finally
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I’ll see you next time bye you probably
already have language learning goals but
the real key to success is to make the
right goals in this video I’ll show you
how with five tips to stop wasting your
time and start learning
hi everyone Alicia here in this video
I’ll teach you five tips to stop
procrastinating and keep your motivation
for learning a new language some of
these are study methods and some will be
general ways that you can keep your
study motivation up while these tips are
for studying a language some of them are
good for other things in your life -
such as new challenges or other types of
goals but before we start don’t forget
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you probably already have some goals
you’re trying to achieve when it comes
to your language learning progress while
achieving these goals is important
making sure you make the right goals is
the real key to success
the very first tip is to set SMART goals
smart is an acronym meaning each letter
in the word stands for another word
the earliest known reference to SMART
goals was in an article written by
George T Doran for a 1981 issue of the
management review academic journal the
acronym varies depending on its use but
each letter generally stands for some
criterion that helps with effective goal
setting for our purposes let’s define
SMART goals as follows the S stands for
specific your goals should target a
specific area for improvement our
natural tendency is to have a goal
that’s very general if your goal isn’t
specific enough you’ll lack the focus
and proper direction you need to achieve
your goals so S is for specific
M stands for measurable your goals
should be quantifiable they should be
able to indicate progress in some way
you have to be able to track your
progress otherwise you won’t know if
you’re getting any closer to your goal
as you see yourself getting closer and
closer to your goal your motivation will
go up so your goals need to be
measurable a stands for achievable your
goals have to be achievable many people
want to become fluent in their target
language immediately however this goal
is unrealistic your goals have to be
achievable if your goal is to
challenging for your current level it
will only D motivate you when you aren’t
where you think you should be instead
think about what results can
realistically be achieved given your
level your resources and any constraints
such as time so make sure that your goal
is actually achievable R stands for
relevant your goals may be specific they
may be measurable and they may be
achievable but are they actually
relevant to what you want to achieve
don’t just do a lot of things if you’re
focused on improving your speaking
skills in your target language make sure
that you spend your time having
conversations with others make sure
you’re doing the right things so that
your efforts actually bring you closer
to your goal instead of just giving you
more work
T stands for timely you need to set a
deadline for your goals if you don’t
specify when you plan to achieve the
result you’ve set for yourself it’s very
easy to put off the task you can delay
it until tomorrow the next week or the
next month and at this rate you’ll never
get things done so your goal must have
an end date so remember tip number one
is to set SMART goals specific
measurable achievable relevant and
timely so for example a goal you could
make is registering for a challenging
test a test that’s a little bit beyond
your current level
I hate failing so if I register for a
challenging test I’m motivated to study
because I don’t want to fail this is a
good example of a SMART goal because
tests are specific there are tons of
different tests focused on speaking
grammar and comprehension pick a test
that can measure the specific area in
which you’d like to grow measurable
tests are measurable every test measures
your performance to some degree whether
it’s a total count of right and wrong
answers or a simple pass or fail every
test measures your performance tests are
achievable there’s an important detail
to remember here though find a test that
is achievable for you if you’re a
beginner then the most advanced test is
probably not right for you find one
that’s meant for beginners then after
that one work your way up to more
advanced tests in the future tests are
relevant most if not all language tests
are designed to ensure that you’re
capable of performing to a set standard
in your target language lower level
tests are designed to ensure that you
can handle the most essential aspects of
your target language but there are tests
for all levels including higher
education entry exams that could be
difficult even for native speakers pick
the one that’s right for you and finally
tests are timely if your test is
completed in a physical location then
this one is obvious you have to be at
that spot at the set time ready to take
the test there’s no wiggle room but even
online tests will most likely have a
deadline for you to complete them
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the second tip to help you stop
procrastinating and to keep your
motivation up is to create a diary or
social media account that you can update
every day this may seem simple or even
unrelated to language learning but by
creating a diary in your target language
you have the chance to actually create
in the language itself creating a diary
is also a great way to practice writing
in your target language
another method is to create a social
media account which gives you the chance
to connect with other people who are
working toward the same goals as you
maybe they can even give you feedback on
your writing if you’re following people
online who regularly share good
resources those can be really helpful
for you too it lets you find new tools
that can encourage and motivate you
especially if they relate to some of
your other interests such as music or
books and other languages this is a
really good way to take a few minutes
every day to work towards your goal
without it even seeming like work the
third tip is to focus on understanding a
specific TV show or movie try to watch a
movie in your target language without
any subtitles or try to understand your
favorite TV show that’s in your target
language if you don’t already have a
goal like this it can be a fun way to
practice if your friends often talk
about a particular TV show it could be a
good way to study and a fun way to keep
your motivation up together
Plus TV shows and movies often use the
language in a way that’s vastly
different from the conversations
provided in traditional textbooks so you
often get to hear different vocabulary
choices it’s a very powerful way to
learn a language and end up sounding
more like a native speaker tip number
four is to enroll in a regular language
course register for something you have
to go to or you have to participate in
regularly meaning every week or two
times a week or maybe even every day the
point of this is it’s something that
gives you a pattern to follow forming a
study habit will help you progress very
quickly it will make it easier for you
to achieve your language learning goals
once you form the habit you won’t even
have to think about starting each time
it’ll just be natural have something
that you must take responsibility for
you
be more motivated to continue if there
are others especially classmates or a
teacher watching you progress look for
resources inside your community and if
there are no opportunities there look
for things digitally you can find many
of our videos on YouTube on Facebook and
of course our entire video and audio
lesson library on our website the
lessons on our website also come with
assignment courses so you can test your
knowledge
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the last tip is to make your goal public
share your goal tell people about your
goal for example if you want to give a
business presentation in your target
language this year then tell your
colleagues or your boss about it some
people may find what you’re doing
interesting and they can support you
this kind of pressure can help push
people forward who have trouble
motivating themselves alone by telling
others about your goal you’ll feel more
accountable because you told somebody
that you were planning on doing
something there’s an underlying sense of
guilt
if you don’t accomplish the task you may
feel that you have failed your peers in
some way even if there’s no direct
pressure from them using this technique
you can push yourself into moving
forward towards your goal especially at
times when you feel the least motivated
and that brings us to the end of our
five tips to stop wasting time and start
learning a language we’ve talked a lot
about how to set goals for yourself and
think about new challenges first I told
you about creating SMART goals
remember SMART goals are specific
measurable achievable relevant and
timely registering for a test is a great
example of a SMART goal next we talked
about keeping a diary or social media
account in your target language start
doing it right now even if you’re still
a beginner then I suggested that you
focus on understanding a specific TV
show or movie pick something in your
target language that you really love
because you may need to watch it over
and over again until it all makes sense
to you and next we talked about
enrolling in a regular language course
this will give you something concrete
that you must take responsibility for
finally make your goal public tell
someone about your learning goals to
keep you accountable for them you’re
much less likely to abandon your studies
if you have friends asking you about
your progress I hope that these are
useful tips that you can use to reach
your language learning goals and before
we go let me remind you to download tons
of free pdf lessons to learn the
language the fast fun and easy way just
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you reach your goals share them in the
comments thanks very much for watching
and see you next time
you’ve decided to study a new language
so now what well you want to become
fluent fast right here are the top five
shortcuts to learning a language number
one create a study schedule and set some
goals many language learners are
unorganized creating a schedule allows
you to free up time to study
consistently goals give you motivation
and something to strive for number two
make it fun if you learn how to make
your study time enjoyable chances are
you’ll be more inclined to study watch a
TV show with subtitles or listen to some
music number three find a language
partner this is the best way to improve
your conversation skills it will help
you gain fluency even faster and
increase confidence when speaking number
four use word lists to build up a solid
vocabulary this is a great way to build
up your fluency one word at a time
luckily we have all the word lists you
need with a range of topics from food to
love choose whichever language you want
to study and go number five don’t be
afraid to make mistakes nothing helps
you improve more than correcting your
own errors you’re more likely to
remember it correctly the next time
around everyone makes mistakes don’t be
afraid to learn from them there’s no
magical way to learn a new language
overnight but doing all of these can
really help your learning process and
remember if you’re interested in getting
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learning a language requires a huge
investment of time and often money as
well many people are hesitant to put in
the amount of effort required to become
flew
but learning a new language can be one
of life’s most rewarding experiences
here are five reasons to learn a
language number one more opportunities a
new language can open up many new doors
you’re able to work in countries other
than your own
tons of employers look to hire
multilingual professionals every year
number two meeting new people get to
know speakers of other languages on a
more personal level meeting new people
is one of the main reasons people begin
to study a language making new friends
is a good enough reason to start
studying number three exploring a
different culture whether you decide to
live abroad or you’re just taking a
vacation knowing the local language will
allow you to better understand the
people this can open your eyes to not
only their country but your country as
well learn how people view your home
from their perspective
number four health benefits
studying a new language actually comes
with health benefits keep your brain
sharp by studying every day you’ll be
helping your mind fight off old age and
stay fresh number five
discover you can do it we’ve heard every
excuse that people give for failing to
learn a new language too old not enough
time wrong –jeans but you shouldn’t let
your excuses hold you back you really
can learn another language you could
even hold your first conversation just a
few days from now don’t make any more
excuses just click to start speaking the
language you’ve always wanted to learn
sign up for your free lifetime account
no credit card required and you’ll get
the best free online resources stop
hesitating and start learning a new
language now to master a new language
and understand everything as soon as you
hear it to read with just a quick glance
and speak smoothly without thinking you
need to review
here are our top five review tactics
number one listen to examples over and
over again by listening closely and
often you start to pick up the rhythm of
a language as well as correct
pronunciation from a native speaker use
our line by line feature that lets you
both listen and read along use this tool
to practice as much as possible
number two use our voice recording tool
to master perfect pronunciation record
yourself and compare it against the
native speaker if you sound different
then repeat after the native speaker
until you’re able to match them use our
voice recording feature which makes
recording super easy number three
master your recorded conversations
record conversations and go over them
again and again master entire
conversations and repeat them line by
line use any of the dialogues available
for download on our website these come
with transcripts of the entire
conversation number four use mobile
devices to reinforce previously learned
conversations constant review is the
best way to progress in your language
studies download the recorded dialogue
to your mobile device and incorporate it
into your music playlist quick reviews
throughout the day effectively reinforce
what you’ve learned
number five read with line by line notes
read along with a native speaker to
really master pronunciation and natural
intonation you should start slow at
first then slowly increase your speed
your pronunciation will become more
natural you will also see that your
ability to understand fluent speakers
will greatly increase you’ll be able to
improve your communication skills using
these five simple review techniques
increase your understanding of your
target language and remember if you’re
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we’re going to talk about four
techniques to help you stop translating
in your head and instead start thinking
in your target language this will allow
you to have conversations with ease read
smoothly and better understand native
speakers these are four methods to help
you think in a new language number one
surround yourself with your target
language this way you’ll be completely
immersed in the language without
realizing it
you’ll learn pronunciation sentence
structures grammar and new vocabulary
play music in the background while
you’re cooking or have a radio station
on while you study just use one of our
endless podcasts available to you these
are easy to listen to in the background
while doing other things number two
learn through observation this is how we
all learned our native languages as kids
words will develop their own meanings
that relate better to your target
language rather than meanings that are
translated directly number three
speak out loud to yourself even if
you’re a little embarrassed it forces
you to listen to how you speak it makes
it much easier to spot simple grammar
mistakes number four practice daily if
you practice everything for only one day
you won’t retain the information you
learned the brain can realistically only
focus for about thirty minutes so
studying a little every day allows you
to absorb better follow these steps and
have patience you’ll soon be able to
achieve your language learning goals
just make sure to remember these four
methods sign up for your free lifetime
account no credit card required and
you’ll get the best free online
resources and start learning more every
day
when learning a new language it’s easy
to think I don’t think I’m making any
progress what if I never reach my goals
we all get these thoughts from time to
time but are they worth being scared of
what are the fears language learners
tend to have the most and how can you
learn to overcome them here are the top
floor language learning fears according
to our users number one I’m not good
enough to start speaking yet this is a
pretty common fear or misconception that
most learners have here’s how you
overcome it the best way to get good at
speaking is to start speaking from day
one you need to open your mouth and just
start talking if you think you’re not
good enough just focus on the lines you
want to say number two I’m afraid I’ll
never be fluent you’ve got to set small
specific goals make daily goals like
having just a five-minute conversation
as these small goals add up we’ll be
speaking more comfortably number three
I’m not making any progress
there are two things you can do right
now use the dashboard to track your
progress our dashboard shows how much
you’ve accomplished or try a harder
lesson on our website the lessons come
with line by line translations and the
hosts explain everything now you can
understand something you didn’t minutes
ago number four I’m afraid of not
understanding anything I hear this fear
can occur when you hear advanced grammar
and vocabulary and it just goes
completely over your head to beat this
simply read along with our line by line
tool it’s the best way to instantly
understand advanced conversations
translations and scripts are right in
front of you for real-life situations
learn useful phrases such as can you say
it more slowly I don’t understand
there’s nothing wrong with saying that
you didn’t understand something
so these are the top floor fears and how
to overcome them luckily we also have
the perfect tools available to help you
conquer your fears sign up for your free
lifetime account no credit card required
and you’ll get the best free online
resources
don’t let your fears stop you start
learning now
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