4 steps to learning a language with books
Have you ever read a book in the language you are learning? I'm not talking about textbooks. I'm talking about novels, or the kind of books that you would read for fun in your native language. If not, you NEED to start. According to many prominent linguists, this could be THE most effective way to learn new vocabulary in the language you are learning. In this video I outline my 4 step method for using books to learn a foreign language with free voluntary reading (sometimes called "extensive reading") If you would like to support me on Patreon, you can do so here: / fingtam
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