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hi everybody welcome back to top words
my name is alicia and today we're going
to talk about 10 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 chocorito 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 shint the sheen 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 okay
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 the 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 time
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 ah 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
interested in doing this with us we have
on englishclass101.com
a special subscription which is called
the elite level of subscription where
you get to actually study with one of
our teachers here
so if if you don't have somebody that
you can study with now that might be a
way to do it please check that out if
you're interested i try to use the
language routinely in the context of
daily life
when you're alone
uh 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 you're close shopping
and you say
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 it can help your listening skills
too when you can listen for those
patterns that you see in textbooks that
you see in newspapers in novels whatever
it's a great tool reading and thank
goodness that's the end so those are 10
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
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want to improve writing in your target
language in this guide you'll discover
the top 8 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
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 anytime 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
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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 dialog study tool you get the line
by line breakdown of a lesson's
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
re-read 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 five 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
1. you skip over words you don't know
and 2 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 six 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 seven
then speed up your reading
once you've read a line slowly and are
familiar with the words start speeding
up re-read 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 dialog 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 anytime 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
lesson get our complete learning program
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next time bye
[Music]
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 one 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 two
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 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 four listen to the line-by-line
breakdown with the very same dialog
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 you 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 10 to 30
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 anytime
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 dialogue
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 10 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 learn
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start speaking from your very first
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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
[Music]
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 too such as new challenges or other
types of goals but before we start don't
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now 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
[Music]
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 too challenging for your
current level it will only demotivate
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
[Music]
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
[Music]
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 in 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'll 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
[Music]
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
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the description
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you've used to help 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 list 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 on the fast track
to fluency sign up for your free
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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
fluent 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
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conversation just a few days from now
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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 5 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
interested in getting all these review
tools sign up for your free lifetime
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you'll get the best free online
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today 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 30 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 4 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 you'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 four 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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