Post by j7oyun55rruk on Dec 27, 2023 22:52:07 GMT -7
Only when they have such strong control over the learning process can they begin to control it with a degree of flexibility and recognize and correct course when red flags arise without wasting months in the process. time. How to Maximize Your Chances of Success When You Want to Learn Two Languages at the Same Time I get it. You've fallen in love with two languages and really can't bear to give up either.
Maybe you even want to learn three languages at the same time or C Level Contact List maybe life changes and you suddenly need to learn a new language whether by choice or necessity. In fact this happened to me recently. August Even though I have long-term plans to learn Cantonese I have a strong desire to travel and do something new. Big Buddha Visit Bangkok Big Buddha Taking a break from a language can be very constructive for the right reasons. I went to Thailand for two weeks to study Thai intensively. I even documented the experience with daily videos.
Although I thought it was just a bit of fun for a brief diversion I ended up becoming more enamored with the language than I expected and was reluctant to give it up . So as I said I am actively learning two languages simultaneously, Thai and Cantonese, and thinking deeply about how to make this process as efficient as possible. Based on this experience and many years of experimentation I offer the following advice to overcome all the disadvantages of learning two languages at the same time and make the most of the experience. Make one language your primary focus.
Maybe you even want to learn three languages at the same time or C Level Contact List maybe life changes and you suddenly need to learn a new language whether by choice or necessity. In fact this happened to me recently. August Even though I have long-term plans to learn Cantonese I have a strong desire to travel and do something new. Big Buddha Visit Bangkok Big Buddha Taking a break from a language can be very constructive for the right reasons. I went to Thailand for two weeks to study Thai intensively. I even documented the experience with daily videos.
Although I thought it was just a bit of fun for a brief diversion I ended up becoming more enamored with the language than I expected and was reluctant to give it up . So as I said I am actively learning two languages simultaneously, Thai and Cantonese, and thinking deeply about how to make this process as efficient as possible. Based on this experience and many years of experimentation I offer the following advice to overcome all the disadvantages of learning two languages at the same time and make the most of the experience. Make one language your primary focus.
