So you’ve decided to take the plunge.
You’re going on a trip to a country where they speak your target language.
Congratulations!
Learning a language on your own is one thing, interacting face-to-face with native speakers is another thing altogether.
But it’s great and exciting.
Learning something new has numerous benefits.
It’s fun, engaging, and most of the time you get to meet new people.
Learning a new language in particular has been proven to boost people’s intelligence.
It’s also seen as one of the most difficult things to do.
For one thing, not everyone has the luxury of time to put into their learning efforts, and for another, well, learning something unfamiliar takes a lot of getting used to.
But what if you were told that you can save time in learning a new language?
It’s actually very doable.
The secret to optimal language learning without the added hassle is in avoiding the same mistakes.