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Few things feel more satisfying than receiving positive feedback on your accomplishments. With language learning, the compliments you receive along your learning journey often reflect where you are in that journey.  They may start out like this, “Wow, you started learning a new language!” And then evolve to this, “I can tell you’ve been practicing!”


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Everyone who learns a second language has been there: after a few weeks or months of lessons and studies, their speaking skills still don’t feel natural or fluid enough. Sure, they can utter a few coherent sentences, their vocabulary is growing, and they can mostly understand native speakers. Yet…something isn’t quite right. And that something


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“If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” This go-to adage for anyone seeking motivation in the face of countless obstacles, could very well describe everyone’s journey in learning their first language. Why? Because there isn’t a person on the planet who has mastered the proper way to speak their native language without making


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Learning a new language happens in phases. You acquire new vocabulary. You practice speaking the new words you’ve learned. Eventually, you put those words into sentences. Along the way, refinements take place: context, pace, pronunciation, automaticity. But for some new language learners, a common issue is that they can understand a language, but not speak


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