How to Learn a New Language for Your Next Adventure
It’s true that nowadays you can get by with English pretty much everywhere. But as soon as you venture into the countryside of a developing country, you might struggle to have interesting conversations. Learning a new language can help you explore a country in a more meaningful way as you can truly get to know people and understand the nuances of the culture.
The good thing is that it’s never been so easy to study on your own and start speaking a foreign language. As the world becomes more globalized and technologically advanced, you have access to nearly unlimited sources of information and can possibly meet foreigners face-to-face to practice with them.
13. Watch Foreign Movies with Subtitles
One of the easiest ways to start having contact with a different language is by watching foreign movies. But don’t make the mistake of watching them dubbed into your own language otherwise it’s going to be hard to learn anything. Plus, if you’re only used to Hollywood movies, it’s also an opportunity to watch different film-making styles.
When you watch a French movie, for instance, with English subtitles, you’ll have the chance to practice your listening and in case you miss something, you can immediately check the subtitles. Most DVDs have subtitles in popular languages, but it’s also possible to find them online.
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