Learning a language should really be fun, but so frequently it's a grind, and after months of lessons you may be left with little power to converse in the language. It might make you frustrated, angry, and with your confidence dented. Dozens of hours within the classroom and for what? To learn how to say hello.
Well, it doesn't need to be this way!

Let's look at why it could be hard to learn a language: * You forget everything you thought you had learned before * The lessons are too far apart * You are forced to understand at the same pace as everyone else in the class * You don't get to listen to native speakers * You do not find the material based on your needs

Now let's look at how to make learning a language actually quite easy: * Make a list of verbs and nouns from the appendix of a tutorial book * Add these to flash cards with the translation on the back of the card * Everyday, go though the cards for 25 minutes each time * Whenever you think you have remembered a word, put that card to one side * Rest 5 minutes between sessions * Use a culinary count-down timer to time the sessions and create a sense of urgency

Through this technique, you are likely to quickly learn many useful words to work with in conversation. Then much of the frustration of learning the language will undoubtedly be removed.

While you remember many words, your pile of flash cards will get smaller and smaller until you have remembered all the words. However, you'll have forgotten a lot