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Как выучить иностранный язык

Даже если вы ходите на курсы и прилежно выполняете домашние задания, следование этим пяти простым правилам поможет вам выучить любой язык.

1. Тратьте на это время. Самый важный фактор — сколько времени вы погружены в язык. Чем больше времени вы тратите на него, тем быстрее его выучите. Это значит, что вам нужно читать, слушать, писать, разговаривать, и учить слова с фразами. Но это не включает в себя сидение в аудитории, рассматривание видов из окна, слушание других студентов, которые говорят плохо, и объяснений на вашем родном языке, как функционирует

иностранный. Это значит, что вы приятно проводите время с изучаемым языком.

2. Слушайте и читайте каждый день. Слушайте, где бы вы ни были, свой плеер. Читайте то, что слушаете. Слушайте и читайте то, что вам нравится, и то, что вы можете понять, или хотя бы частично понять. Если вы будете делать это достаточное количество времени, вы привыкнете к языку. Один час, проведенный за чтением или слушанием, более эффективен чем многие часы курсов.

3. Концентрируйтесь на словах и фразах. Наращивайте свой словарный запас, он вам понадобится. Начните замечать слова и то, как они складываются во фразы. Учите эти слова

и фразы с помощью слушания и чтения. Читайте онлайн, используя онлайновые словари, и составляйте собственные списки слов для повторения. Скоро вы везде будете натыкаться на эти новые слова и выражения. Со временем вы сможете их использовать. Не волнуйтесь, насколько правильно вы говорите, пока не накопили достаточный запас слов с помощью слушания и чтения.

4. Возьмите на себя ответственность за свое обучение. Если вы не хотите учить язык, вы его и не выучите. А если хотите, то и контролируйте процесс. Выбирайте интересные вам ресурсы, которые вам понравится читать и слушать. Ищите слова и фразы, которые вам нужны для понимания читаемого и слушаемого. Не ждите пока кто-то другой покажет вам язык или скажет, что делать. Открывайте для себя язык, как ребенок. Говорите, когда вам хочется, пишите, когда хочется. Преподаватель не научит вас чувствовать язык, но вы сами можете этому научиться, если захотите.

5. Расслабьтесь и получайте удовольствие. Не волнуйтесь, что не можете что-то запомнить, понять или сказать. Это не имеет значения. Вы учитесь и становитесь все лучше. Со временем язык станет более четким у вас в голове, но это случится в момент, который невозможно предсказать. Так что расслабьтесь. Просто проводите достаточно времени с языком. Это главная гарантия успеха.

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