The only way to learn a new Language

Learn a new language by following some important tips

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In this video I will explain some tricks and strategies based on my personal experience based as a teacher and as a student

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[Kanguruo]

Motivation is important as it takes so much time to study foreign languages, but there is one language really worth considering: Esperanto. For that language you will make fast progress which will keep you motivated. Esperanto is much more useful than many people assume. I use it every day with my many friends all over the world.

[michaelwu]

I think learning a language is a bit like working out.
Like you said, one needs to be clear about why one is doing it so that the goal can keep one motivated and consistent.
Otherwise, language skills, like muscles, will atrophy without consistent use. If you want to speak well, the only way is to keep speaking in the correct way through regimented practice and evaluation.