Want to know how to learn a new language without hurting your pocket or the need for learning programs? Of course, there is no secret in this. You just have to get used to the new language, work hard and not be afraid to make mistakes. For more information, let's start with:
1. Communicate with the local speaker
The best way to learn a new language is to speak it. Often people spend almost all of their time learning grammar and memorizing a list of new words instead of putting what they read into practice. Talking to a person in real life gives you better motivation to learn a language than a book or a computer screen. Try to find a friend or colleague who can help you for the experience and speak the language you want to learn. If you can't find anyone who speaks that language, try connecting with someone via Skype.
2. Learn this language every day.
People often complain that no matter how much they learn a language they have been trying to learn for 5 years, they still can’t speak it fluently. But when they say five years, they probably mean only 2 hours or less a week. Let’s be clear - if you want to learn a new language quickly, it can take weeks or months, because in that case you’ll have to learn the language for 2 hours a day. Repetition is the foundation of language learning - reposition it in your brain over and over again until you remember it.
3. Carry a dictionary with you at all times.
Carrying a dictionary with you will save you both time and frustration. It can also be a dictionary book or a dictionary app on our phone - it helps you when you need an unknown word urgently. This way you will learn an additional 20 or 30 new words a day.
4. Watch, listen, read and write in the language of your choice.
Being immersed in a language means that you do all the usual things you do in your native language through a new language, i.e. read, write or listen. The easiest thing you can do in the language you want to learn is to watch shows and movies in that language on TV.
5. Visit the country where you are learning the language.
Obviously, this has a big impact on your ability to learn a language. Force yourself to communicate with the locals. That is, you can communicate by asking for directions or simply by greeting. It doesn’t matter what your verbal skills are, force yourself to speak, and most importantly, you’ll soon notice that your vocabulary, vocabulary, and pronunciation have expanded.
Simple instructions, right? You see, you don't have to spend a lot of money to learn a new language and be able to speak it fluently. It is important to have self-confidence, enthusiasm, perseverance and frustration. As the famous actor Samuel Jackson said, "The first condition for great success is self-confidence."
