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Learning a Language – 5 Tips For Fast Fluency

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Some people learn a new language to gain a sense of personal satisfaction. Others do it to add a bankable skill to their professional resume. Some choose the informal method of picking it up as they go. Others go for the formal route of using an online tutoring service or language lessons. Whatever the reason and method, there are a few things to keep in mind if you want to achieve fluency fast.

1. Get comfortable making mistakes 

Most likely, you’re going to make a few (or a lot of0 mistakes on your journey to language fluency. It’s best to accept this fact as early as possible. The sooner you do, the more comfortable you’ll become with using the language, making mistakes, and correcting them. That three-fold process is essential to picking up a language fast. If you disregard it out of a desire to be perfect, then your path to language fluency will take a lot longer. 

2. Immerse yourself in the new language

If you’re living in a country where the language is spoken, then you’re in luck. Head to the market to try out (and learn) new food words, numbers, and basic greetings. Alongside that, make some local friends and begin talking about things with immediate relevance

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