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First things first, develop a deep desire to master the language. This may seem obvious, but passion brings the best results. Join a speaking club where the enthusiasm is infectious, or spend some time with cultural things that motivate you.
Learning the Vocabulary of a New Language
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Repeat and memorize whole sample phrases and sentences which embody grammatical rules. Grammar requires calculation before speaking. It is easier to use a memorized sentence pattern as a basis instead. Make a quota of phrases or sentences to memorize per day, depending on your schedule. For most people, memorizing 1 or 2 model pattern sentences everyday is not too difficult.
Most new languages contain previously unheard-of sounds. Practice them ad nauseam! Make yourself drill sentences full of new sounds and repeat them all the time. For instance, in French, &Il fait du vent& can be used to practice French f's, v's and d's, or &un grand vin blanc& for French nasals.
Watch movies in the language and pretend or imagine that you already understand. Children assimilate languages unconsciously. TV shows and radio broadcasts are also good ways to practice a language.
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