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The Immersion Method: How to Learn Any Language to Fluency the Fun and Easy Way
Contrary to popular belief, learning a new language is not all that hard and complicated. We just make it seem like it is.
This book will teach you how to learn any language to fluency the fun and easy way through a language immersion strategy. This strategy will allow you to learn any foreign language you would like primarily by watching TV shows and movies, browsing websites, reading books, and playing video games in that language. Specific language learning techniques and exercises can show you how to learn any language easily from any source at all.
Learning a foreign language can be incredibly overwhelming when it seems like we must memorize thousands of vocabulary words, phrases, and grammar points in order to become fluent. How do you learn a foreign language when it's so hard to retain all this information and so easy to forget it? If you are struggling with the question of how to learn a language quickly and effectively, this book can help you understand the much more natural way to become fluent through language immersion.
Find out how to become fluent the fun and easy way with The Immersion How to Learn Any Language to Fluency the Fun and Easy Way . Inside this book, you will be taught how you can both enjoy and learn from foreign language materials like movies and online videos without being completely overwhelmed. You will understand how to learn any language through immersion in your home environment, and you might even be tempted to learn more than just one foreign language!
This book will teach you how to learn any language to fluency the fun and easy way through a language immersion strategy. This strategy will allow you to learn any foreign language you would like primarily by watching TV shows and movies, browsing websites, reading books, and playing video games in that language. Specific language learning techniques and exercises can show you how to learn any language easily from any source at all.
Learning a foreign language can be incredibly overwhelming when it seems like we must memorize thousands of vocabulary words, phrases, and grammar points in order to become fluent. How do you learn a foreign language when it's so hard to retain all this information and so easy to forget it? If you are struggling with the question of how to learn a language quickly and effectively, this book can help you understand the much more natural way to become fluent through language immersion.
Find out how to become fluent the fun and easy way with The Immersion How to Learn Any Language to Fluency the Fun and Easy Way . Inside this book, you will be taught how you can both enjoy and learn from foreign language materials like movies and online videos without being completely overwhelmed. You will understand how to learn any language through immersion in your home environment, and you might even be tempted to learn more than just one foreign language!
96 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 18, 2016
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March 26, 2025
Not a bad book, but it needs major editing. The author seems very nice and knowledgeable. But this is all over the place.
And how many times do we get "we'll talk about this in another chapter"?! Jeez, if you need to mention things early on, mention them ONCE in the introduction/outline and then wait until the right chapter to talk about it.
The author also emphasizes the importance of phonology, but never says how/where to learn IPA.
One way to make this book a much better resource is to have a clear outline - with an overall step-by-step process? - with chapters that go straight to the point.
Maybe this for example:
Intro - outline
Chap.I: Alphabet / IPA
Chap.II: Anki
Chap.III: How to find native resources
...
And how many times do we get "we'll talk about this in another chapter"?! Jeez, if you need to mention things early on, mention them ONCE in the introduction/outline and then wait until the right chapter to talk about it.
The author also emphasizes the importance of phonology, but never says how/where to learn IPA.
One way to make this book a much better resource is to have a clear outline - with an overall step-by-step process? - with chapters that go straight to the point.
Maybe this for example:
Intro - outline
Chap.I: Alphabet / IPA
Chap.II: Anki
Chap.III: How to find native resources
...
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