Learning something new can be a daunting task, but it is rewarding and adventurous at the same time. Learning a new language is the same way, it’s challenging but fun.
STEP 1 : FIND YOUR REASON
Before you decide to learn a new language find out why you want and what language you want to learn first.
There could be diverse reasons such as,
Want to put a rush on this “leaning a new language” trend?
Or, so you can take new job responsibilities abroad.
Or, so you can read your favourite novel in the language it’s written in?
Or, so you can understand the country and culture better.
Or, Maybe for the upcoming trip.
So, there can be many reasons for you to learn a language but it’s important to have one. It helps you to remain motivated and focus on learning the language.
STEP 2 : SET GOALS – REALISTIC ONES
Setting goals can take us a long way. We can set long term, short term and daily goals. Keeping the goals realistic is very important because achievable goals motivate you to keep going but if it is too difficult it can actually discourage us. For example, “I will learn how to introduce myself today.” is a good example of setting daily target. Write down your goals, unconsciously it tells our brain that it is important.
STEP 3 : LEARN THE BASICS
Learn a few greeting words in the language before you learn the alphabet. This helps you develop initial understanding of the language. Also, this way when you learn the alphabets you are already familiar with some basic words. For example: Hello, Goodbye, Thank you, Good night, My name is ______? What is your name? etc.
STEP 4 : NEXT IS ALPHABET AND VOCABULARY
Learn the alphabet of the language it will help you to understand the language structure better. It will make it significantly easier for you to learn the language and you will be able to read and pronounce words, which will help you memorize better . Plus, it is better to be sounding the words out rather than looking at the romanization of the words.
STEP 5 : STUDY EVERYDAY
People often claim to have studied a language “for years” and still not be fluent. But when they say years, they probably mean that they studied the language for only a couple of hours a week over that entire time period.
Language learning is based on repetition – revise it until you can’t forget it. Hammering something into your brain over and over again until you remember it. If you break too long between study sessions, you are much more prone to forget what you learned last time and you will waste valuable study time going back over what you’ve already learned.
CONCLUSION
So learning a new language can be tough and daunting but remember it is just a language and if you put in hard work and smart work you can learn any learn any language you wish to learn. Happy learning!!
SOURCES
https://www.fluentu.com/blog/fastest-way-to-learn-a-new-language/
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