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In this episode, I give you 8 reasons you should be reading in your target language.
In this episode, I discuss my language plans for 2016 and how you can make it the best year of language learning ever!
3 ways to succeed in your language learning in 2016:
Nicole asks: "How can I progress beyond the basics in Japanese?"
Owain asks: "How can you deal with fossilisation in a language?"
Allen asks: "I want to learn French and Japanese at the same time. What do I need to consider?"
Halvard asks: "I'm studying for the B1 exam in Russian. Does your advice to speak regularly still stand?"
Neil asks: "What's the best way to use a teacher beyond a beginner level?"
Andy asks: "What does it feel like to speak at different levels of a language?"
What it feels like at different stages of a language:
In this episode I give you a run-down of my latest language learning routine, and what you can learn from it!
This is a continuation from episode 64. 3 key questions to ask yourself …
In this episode I give you a run-down of my latest language learning routine, and what you can learn from it!
Andy asks: "I've found that texting really helps fluency in my target language...but does it work for everyone?"
Shaghayegh asks: "How can I restart learning a language? I haven't studied for 3 months and I'm forgetting everything."
Agnes asks: "I'm learning lots of languages, and it's going fine! Is it really a bad idea to learn more than one language at a time?"
Greg asks: "How can I self-assess my progress in a language?"
Derek asks: "Even though I don't have much problem reading, I have a lot of problem speaking and understanding while listening. Sometimes I have to ask my colleagues to repeat or to tell me the word …
Marie asks: "What software do you use to record your Skype lessons?"
Andy asks: "Is extensive listening effective?"
I answer the common question: "Do I need to travel to learn a language?
Against traveling:
Last weekend saw the Polyglot Conference 2015 take place in NYC. In this episode I sit down with two of the organisers, Richard Simcott and Alex Rawlings to reflect on the event.
Hugh asks: "I'm trying to learn four languages, but I don't want to give any up. What should I do?"