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There are video's on Youtube that claim to teach you a language in hours. Just type into the search bar the language you want to learn, but plus "in hours". So for instance, type in "Dutch in hours" and it will bring up videos that will do just that. The hours varying of course from video to video. I know for instance that their is in fact a video that says it can teach you Dutch in four hours. Or Spanish, or Japanese.
Then there is the software like Rosetta Stone.
And I know that the index card method is popular too. You write up the foreign word on one side of the car, and on the opposite the Phonetic spelling of that word and it's English equivalent. "Assuming you already speak English". Then you do this
Week One: Everyday practice ten cards (Put the week number in the corner of each card as you do them each week.)
Week Two: Everyday practice ten new cards, and on the last day do week one as well. Any missed get thrown week three.
Week Three: Everyday practice ten new cards, and on the last do all thirty cards. Any missed get thrown into week four.
Week Four: Everyday practice ten new cards, on the last day do all forty cards. Any missed go into week five. Any that you didn't miss for four weeks straight, put into your monthly pile and do those at the end of each month.
Any missed from the monthly pile can be added back into a new weekly pile as additional, because you should probably already mostly know that word. So that means Week X could have twelve or fourteen cards.
Through he repetitive nature, you will start to learn the words
Then as you learn enough words, you can start making phrase cards as well and do likewise. Like learn two to five phrases a day in addition to ten new words. This way your never overwhelmed and it doesn't eat up a lot of your day. Just minutes really on most days.
Good luck! let me know if you learn a foreign language.
Then there is the software like Rosetta Stone.
And I know that the index card method is popular too. You write up the foreign word on one side of the car, and on the opposite the Phonetic spelling of that word and it's English equivalent. "Assuming you already speak English". Then you do this
Week One: Everyday practice ten cards (Put the week number in the corner of each card as you do them each week.)
Week Two: Everyday practice ten new cards, and on the last day do week one as well. Any missed get thrown week three.
Week Three: Everyday practice ten new cards, and on the last do all thirty cards. Any missed get thrown into week four.
Week Four: Everyday practice ten new cards, on the last day do all forty cards. Any missed go into week five. Any that you didn't miss for four weeks straight, put into your monthly pile and do those at the end of each month.
Any missed from the monthly pile can be added back into a new weekly pile as additional, because you should probably already mostly know that word. So that means Week X could have twelve or fourteen cards.
Through he repetitive nature, you will start to learn the words
Then as you learn enough words, you can start making phrase cards as well and do likewise. Like learn two to five phrases a day in addition to ten new words. This way your never overwhelmed and it doesn't eat up a lot of your day. Just minutes really on most days.
Good luck! let me know if you learn a foreign language.
Testing, one, two, three.
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Everything I post is always in good humor and fun.
Unless I'm on my soapbox screaming out crazy, and then well......