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This intuitive guide to learning a language - whether for business, relocation, emigration, holiday or interest - tells you the quickest, most effective way of learning the language you need to know.
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Language learning can be fun and it doesn't have to be difficult. So often, we get bogged down in detail. Yet it doesn't have to be that way. I have discovered the methods I describe in this book after many years of teaching both adults and children, of seeing others learn my language and of observing my own language learning process. Recently I have formed my own language school, where I use many of the techniques outlined in this guide. Follow my suggestions and you can work out exactly what you want to learn and how. You can develop effective language learning habits. Most importantly you can learn to have fun. But perhaps best of all, you can learn how to form and enjoy friendships with someone from another culture.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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great little book,
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This review is from: The Complete Guide to Learning a Language: How to Learn a Language with the Least Amount of Difficulty and the Most Amount of Fun (Paperback)
this is a good guide on how to get started on learning a language, either on yur own, in class or via online tutor etc. Gives a lot of information, so may need reading more than once. A good reference book to dip into as and when needed. This book is not specific to one language, the outline and exercises can be used for any language. I wish my local library or book shop had been able to get it, so that I could have looked at it first, but this one is now out of print. Worth tracking down.
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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The author's enthusiasm for languages is infectious!,
By Ish (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Complete Guide to Learning a Language: How to Learn a Language with the Least Amount of Difficulty and the Most Amount of Fun (Paperback)
I really enjoyed this book and have read it more than once. It is written in an easy, natural style. This is not a heavy textbook that one has to slog to get to the end. It is as though the author is sitting there chatting about learning a language, at the same imparting gems acquired through many years of experience in learning and teaching languages. There are lots of ideas about learning the language you want to know and how to make learning more efficient. It can be used stage by stage, or, if you're learning a language, or enjoy learning languages, it makes good bedtime reading!
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2.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review) 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Only a limited guide,
By Kam-Hung Soh "Software Salariman" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Complete Guide to Learning a Language: How to Learn a Language with the Least Amount of Difficulty and the Most Amount of Fun (Paperback)
The advice provided in this book is fairly generic and can be applied to learning any new skill. The only tip I found was to collect as many words and phrases as possible in a topic that interested me.
This book only covers learning Western European languages, such as French, Dutch or German. It does not describe how to learn other types of language, such as languages that use a different alphabet (e.g. Russian or Greek) or analytic languages (e.g. Chinese). This book is best for someone who is thinking of learning a foreign language. Anyone who is actually studying a foreign language isn't likely to pick up many tips from this book. Kam-Hung Soh |
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