Overcoming Language Learning Obstacles
We all have language habits, ingrained from our native languages, or languages we speak well. How do we get outside these and develop new language habits? Jeremy discusses this with reference to Korean. Learn a new language on LingQ: https://www.lingq.com
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- بعدی: Stop forcing yourself to remember vocabulary. Do this instead
- بعدی: The sweet spot that makes you enjoy learning (and how to find it)
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