Hello! To learn any language effectively, you just need to do the following four things:
1. Listen
2. Speak
3. Read
4. Write
also called the 'LSRW' concept.
You must continuously hear the language you wish to learn/improve. For this, you must move with and surround yourself with people who speak this language very well. You should always hear the sound of this language and the correct pronunciations.
Eg. Listen to English news channels such as CNN, NDTV, and IBN, and watch how they pronounce the words, how they construct their sentences, the intonations they use as they speak, etc. When you come across a new word, jot it down, look up the dictionary (helps if you can carry a good pocket dictionary with you always.), and next time round, use the word in your conversation with others.
As you hear, you must cultivate the habit of speaking the language, the right way, with the right pronunciations. This can happen effectively only if you listen to the language from people whos speak it very well.
Pick the habit of reading good newspapers and magazines TOI and India Today, and read them ALOUD, not to yourself.
Next, practice and perfect your skill by writing as much as you can forming your own sentences with the words you just learnt.
Remember there is no short route to developing language skills except this...
To help you kick start your initiative, you may use the English language facilities in your city in some reputed colleges/universities or the British library or US/UK consulates.
Best Wishes in your pursuit...
Vijay
[Login to view]
1. Listen
2. Speak
3. Read
4. Write
also called the 'LSRW' concept.
You must continuously hear the language you wish to learn/improve. For this, you must move with and surround yourself with people who speak this language very well. You should always hear the sound of this language and the correct pronunciations.
Eg. Listen to English news channels such as CNN, NDTV, and IBN, and watch how they pronounce the words, how they construct their sentences, the intonations they use as they speak, etc. When you come across a new word, jot it down, look up the dictionary (helps if you can carry a good pocket dictionary with you always.), and next time round, use the word in your conversation with others.
As you hear, you must cultivate the habit of speaking the language, the right way, with the right pronunciations. This can happen effectively only if you listen to the language from people whos speak it very well.
Pick the habit of reading good newspapers and magazines TOI and India Today, and read them ALOUD, not to yourself.
Next, practice and perfect your skill by writing as much as you can forming your own sentences with the words you just learnt.
Remember there is no short route to developing language skills except this...
To help you kick start your initiative, you may use the English language facilities in your city in some reputed colleges/universities or the British library or US/UK consulates.
Best Wishes in your pursuit...
Vijay
[Login to view]