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Caption: expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook it&#39;s free and packed with essential Expressions that you&#39;ll use on a daily basis start building your vocabulary today click the link in the description below to download your free finish ebook before it&#39;s [Music] gone welcome to finish part 101.com fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish hey hi I&#39;m Paula nice to meet you in this series we&#39;re going to learn basic Finnish Expressions it&#39;s super easy and it only takes 3 minutes in this lesson you&#39;re going to learn how to introduce yourself in Finnish so let&#39;s get started we&#39;ll first see how Finnish people introduce themselves in an informal situation hey hi I&#39;m paa nice to meet you hey let&#39;s go through this start by saying hey then say your name hey finally and now let&#39;s see the same sentence in formal speech good day my name is PA nice to meet you so what has changed from the previous introduction let&#39;s take a close look at these together hey has been substituted with the formal greeting finish for a good day has not been changed in both cases means my name is however during a formal self- inroduction we also say our last name so I said paa Len here you would say your full name finally is the same for both this phrase means nice to meet you one more time the informal way to introduce yourself in Finish is hey you can make it more formal by saying now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points when you introduce yourself it&#39;s a good habit to shake hands and use house after saying your name if you&#39;re concerned about politeness even hey it&#39;s polite enough in the finished business world in fact if you speak tooo formally people will think you sound unnatural in Finland simple is best that&#39;s it for this lesson do you know how we say thank you in Finish you&#39;ll learn how to say this and many other words in the next [Music] [Music] hey paa hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish p.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish in the last lesson we learned how to introduce ourselves in Finnish in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn how to properly thank people are you ready then let&#39;s start there are several ways to thank someone but let&#39;s start with the easiest it&#39;s just one word Kos gitos Kos means thank you when saying thank you very much you just need to add the word Pion Kos ponos Pion Pion means a lot so Kos Pion is just like saying thank you very much it doesn&#39;t matter if you&#39;re trying to be formal or informal ketos will work in both situations ation so don&#39;t worry but how do you reply to thank you and finish it&#39;s easy there are basically two ways to do it the first isaa literally means be good and it&#39;s commonly used to reply to thank you especially when someone thanks you for giving them something the other way to say you&#39;re welcome is the expression aan aan literally this phrase means nothing or never mind you use this when you think that there&#39;s no need to be thanked so it&#39;s like saying don&#39;t mention it so when someone says Kos to you you can simply reply witha or asan now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points if you&#39;re not sure about whether to use gidos or gidos poon keeping it simple is always your safest bed you don&#39;t have to worry about formal or informal situations k can be used with just about anyone anywhere and at any time do you know what nakamine means in our next lesson you learn this and other greetings in [Music] [Music] Finish hey paa hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn Finnish in the last lesson we learned how to thank people by saying Kos in this lesson we learn some of the most common greetings used in Finland ready let&#39;s get started the most used informal greeting is hey hey hey means hi or hello we use it when we meet people friends relatives and even people we don&#39;t know we used this phrase in lesson one do you remember do you also remember what the formal way of greeting people is H H literally h means good day as a rule of thumb we can use H only during the daytime from midday until early evening during the evening we say is finished for evening so h means good evening H and H are used when we meet someone but when we leave we don&#39;t say these greetings again instead when leaving in a formal situation finish people say nak nakam nakin means goodbye in informal situations you can just say hey hey hey hey finally in Finish we have an expression meaning see you soon which can be either formal or informal now you can greet people in many different ways in Finish let&#39;s review them all again when greeting someone in an informal situation hey when greeting someone in a formal situation or when leaving in a formal situation n mean when leaving in an informal situation hey hey when leaving no matter whether it&#39;s a formal or informal situation it&#39;s easy right now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points in formal situations Finnish people commonly greet each other by shaking hands but if we meet someone we are very friendly with we hug each other don&#39;t be afraid to do it with your finnished friends it&#39;s normal in the next lesson we&#39;ll learn the meaning of the phrase do you already know it I&#39;ll tell you all about it in the [Music] next hey PA hi my name is paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn Finnish in the last lesson we learned the most common forms of greetings in Finnish do you remember them in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn a very useful phrase do you speak English if you find yourself in a situation where you need assistance in English this phrase can be a lifesaver and because you&#39;re asking it in Finnish you can be sure that everyone will understand what you&#39;re saying even if their answer is no here&#39;s the informal way to say it in Finnish verbs change depending on the pronoun that is used this verb bua is conjugated to the second person singular is a suffix used to make it a question it is similar to the English word do here refers to Sina which is the informal way to say you and I&#39;m sure you recognize angia as English to learn how to properly conjugate finished verbs like please look at our absolute beginner series on finnishpod101.com there you&#39;ll find several detailed grammar lessons we&#39;re now going to make this sentence formal first we need to use the formal version of you which is the if we change the word for you we will conjugate bua differently if it becomes everything else stays the same adding excuse me makes the sentence even more polite the responses you will receive could be one of these three G yes a little a no I don&#39;t speak English a since this last one is a negative statement we need to say a first then n before the verb Buu and Eng after it notice also that the verb is slightly different than remember the verb changes depending on the pronoun used we are now talking about finish for I so I do not speak is Mina the negative verb is also slightly different than the affirmative one now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points for those of you who speak languages other than English this question still works just substitute angia with a different language here are some examples Italia is Italian Vena is Russian espania is Spanish and Saka is German in this lesson we mentioned the expression Ani but did you know that this could also be used as an apology in the next lesson we will learn this and other ways to apologize in finish I&#39;ll see you in our next [Music] [Music] hey paa hi my name is paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn Finnish in the last lesson we learned the phrase excuse me do you speak English we mentioned the word Ani which means excuse me in finish in this lesson we&#39;re going to learn how to use Ani and other words when apologizing in Finnish we can use anxi in formal situations such as when we are ordering something in bars or restaurants for example Oni siing excuse me could I get a coffee please we can also use it when asking a question excuse me where is the Dome anxi is a very flexible word it can be used in both formal and informal situations we can use anxi when asking a question trying to get someone&#39;s attention or when apologizing but if you really want to apologize for something it might be better to use a different phrase that phrase Isani it means I am sorry and can be used both in formal and informal situations bani breaking this down first we have the Finish word for to be Ola when this is conjugated for mina meaning I it Isen you could sayani but it&#39;s common to leave the pronoun itself out finally we have the adjective Pani meaning sorry Pani now it&#39;s time for paas points please remember that in Finland if you accidentally bump into someone it&#39;s more common to say are you able to count in finish in the next lesson we will learn the numbers from 1 to 10 I&#39;ll see you in our next [Music] [Music] Lon hey PA hi everybody I&#39;m PA welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish this lesson will be all about numer that&#39;s right numbers first we learn the numbers from 1 to 10 they are not difficult at all and it will only take three minutes are you ready let&#39;s start okay now repeat after me I&#39;ll say the numbers and give you time to repeat each onei great job if you&#39;re one wondering what comes beforei it is similar to the English words nil or null it&#39;s n n Easy to remember right now there&#39;s no need to panic if your new finished friend asks for your cell phone number let&#39;s practice how you would say it we&#39;ll use the phrase which means my number is can you read it by yourself no perfect now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points fins love to make words shorter when counting quickly the numbers can easily turn to less than half of the length they really are there is no need for you to use these but now you won&#39;t get confused if you start hearing numbers you&#39;ve never heard before do you know the Finish word for 100 it&#39;s almost the same as the word sat to rain in the next lesson we are going to learn the numbers from 11 to 100 in finish before jumping there be sure to practice the numbers we learned in this lesson from [Music] [Music] to hey hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest a most fun way to learn finish in the last lesson we learned the numbers from 1 to 10 do you still remember let&#39;s go through them once more and now let&#39;s continue from 11 foree okay now repeat after me I&#39;ll say the numbers and give you time to repeat each one these numbers might seem long and difficult but the pattern is actually very simple just take any of the numbers you learned in the previous lesson and add TOA couldn&#39;t be much easier right for 20 and the other tens it&#39;s just as simple take a number and add from the word g which means 10 let&#39;s go through them for for [Music] and lastly sat sat all these numbers follow the same pattern so you don&#39;t have to worry about irregularities the only downside is that the numbers tend to get quite long but once you get the hang of it it will cause no problem at all the last thing to learn in this lesson is how to form compound numbers above 20 this is also super easy take the tens and simply add the numbers you learned in the previous lesson let&#39;s try it out how would you say 38 in Finish let&#39;s take it step by step 13th is and then add eight it&#39;s as simple as that let&#39;s try another one like 7 two first take 1 and then add twoy to get now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points when you want to count Beyond 100 you can use the same basic pattern just at the word sat 100 in front of the tense for example 164 nelia now you can count in finish next time when you have trouble sleeping try counting sheep in finish and see how far you can get in the next lesson we&#39;ll learn how to make practical use of the numbers you have just learned how would you like to go on a shopping trip in Finland we&#39;ll get to practice the numbers by talking about prices in the next lesson [Music] [Music] hey hi everybody I&#39;m paa welcome to finish part 101.com the fastest easiest and most fun way to learn finish in the last two lessons we learned how to count in Finish did you memorize the numbers from Uki to sat I hope so because this time you will put them to use we will be practicing shopping in Finland before we go you need to know how to say how much is this ma okay are you ready to go shopping in Finland let&#39;s go imagine yourself in a shop in Finland you find something you want to buy and you want to ask how much it costs start by saying I&#39;m taxi do you remember what that means excuse Mei going the clerk will tell you sea it costs or more simply it is for example SE what number is it&#39;s 25 so these phrases mean it costs 25 let&#39;s see some more examples you see a bag that you want to buy a bag in Finnish is so how would you ask how much it costs or a pair of shoes this makes it slightly different because you have to use the plural form a shoe would be G but shoes are in the plural so you would ask ma also remember that the plural of dama is n and MAA becomes maav when talking about more than one item now it&#39;s time for paa&#39;s points credit and debit cards are very commonly used in Finland and you can use them in almost all shops and restaurants if you want to make sure you can ask can I pay with a card do you feel confident about counting euros and cents in Finish if not don&#39;t worry we will learn all about it next time I&#39;ll be waiting for you in our [Music] next how we you finish listening skills first you&#39;ll see an image and hear a question next comes a short dialogue listen carefully and see if you can answer correctly we&#39;ll show you the answer at the end are you [Music] [Applause] ready for for did you get it right I hope you learned something from this quiz let us know if you have any questions see you next time hi everyone I&#39;m Gabriella how we are finish listening skills in this video you&#39;ll have a chance to test them out with a quiz first you&#39;ll see an image and hear a question next comes a short dialogue listen carefully and see if you can answer correctly we&#39;ll show you the answer at the end are you ready [Music] for fore fore fore fore for fore foree foree did you get it right I hope you learned something from this quiz let us know if you have any questions see you next time hi everyone welcome to your monthly review the monthly show on language learning where you discover new learning strategies motivational tips new study tools resources and where we show off Learners like you speaking the language that is if you&#39;re brave enough to become language learning famous all the materials mentioned in this video are available for you now on our website click the link in the description to sign up for your free lifetime account and start speaking in minutes okay today&#39;s topic is the 10 Habits of Highly Effective language Learners so what do successful language Learners people who set language goals and actually hit them do differently and are you doing any of these things already let&#39;s get into it you&#39;ll discover 10 powerful habits and how to apply them I&#39;ll give you specific step-by-step examples you can use these whether you&#39;re learning with our program or any other resource a textbook an app or some audio program let&#39;s start with the first and most important one habit number one set small measurable goals with deadlines why small goals well say for example you set big vague goals like I want to be fluent someday and maybe you buy a textbook you read the first chapter then you start wondering if you&#39;re getting any better you start worrying you&#39;ll never be fluent and you give up if you do this you need to start setting small measurable goals for example learn 100 words in a month or speak one minute of conversation or do 30 of our audio lessons in one month deadline November 30th okay habit number two create a routine because your routine is what will bring your goals to reality this goes back to the first habit again if you set a goal like doing 30 lessons in one month you need to do one lesson a day and spend 15 minutes studying now you have a routine to stick to one lesson a day 15 minutes next decide when and where you&#39;ll do it why so you can make time make a mental note that this time is language time and this is important say no to other things your language goals and dreams take first priority next habit number three don&#39;t cram instead of cramming or forcing yourself to learn for 1 or 5 hours start small cramming may have worked for you with studying for tests but language learning is a marathon not a Sprint so if you do 5 hours now you&#39;ll burn yourself out you&#39;ll hate the learning and that&#39;s not good that&#39;s how you fail at your goals and dreams but if you can do 5 to 15 minutes a day every day learning won&#39;t be overwhelming and you&#39;ll be successful in in the long run so how do you create this habit if you&#39;ve set your small measurable goal and routine you&#39;re good to go habit number four prepare lines and conversations ahead of time if you&#39;re like most language Learners speaking is your weak point and a lot of the time it&#39;s because you just don&#39;t know what to say you don&#39;t have the words in your head this is where preparation comes in so imagine you meet a person for the first time what do you say to each other hello how are you what&#39;s your name where are you from what your hobbies if you prepare these questions and answers ahead of time you then have things to ask and say so how do you do this if you&#39;re learning on the website check out our top 25 questions lessons that teach you questions and answers that we use all the time in conversations for example what&#39;s your name where are you from how old are you how was your weekend another way to prepare is to make a list of questions or phrases you want to say then get the translations for those the point is if you prepare lines like my name is I am from this weekend I did this the kind of lines you use all the time you&#39;ll always have something to say habit number five get into the habit of producing output so input is taking language in listening and reading and output is putting language out so speaking and writing the point here is it&#39;s easy to just sit and listen and watch YouTube videos you can listen to lessons all day long but listening helps helps with listening it won&#39;t get you speaking the language so the easiest ways to produce output are for speaking repeat what you hear out loud that&#39;s called shadowing and for writing write things out by hand you can copy out our lesson dialogues or just copy the sentences out of a textbook habit number six come back and review and that&#39;s because reading something once doesn&#39;t mean it&#39;ll be in your brain forever so this is where reviewing comes in in order to master grammar words or phrases you must go back and review how do you do this spaced repetition flashcards are a great example of this a lot of language Learners use these because with spaced repetition you get to see words again and again over spaced periods of time and that improves your memory another simple thing you can do is download and save our lessons replay them later download our dialogue tracks these give you just the conversation from that lesson no translations make a playlist on your phone pH and listen as much as possible just like with songs soon you&#39;ll know tons of practical conversations by heart next habit number seven look for Solutions there&#39;s one interesting thing that separates new Learners from successful Learners it&#39;s how they react when they don&#39;t understand something because beginners completely rely on the study tools they use they tend to blame them too you&#39;ll often hear that someone gave up because the textbook was too boring or it won&#39;t help them speak but if you realize a book won&#39;t help you speak it&#39;s not the book&#39;s fault is it and if you complain that a class doesn&#39;t help you speak but you&#39;re not raising your hand at every opportunity either whose fault is it so experienced Learners look for Solutions get into the habit of coming up with a solution for your problem habit number eight focus on what you&#39;re good at and you should do this because it&#39;s overall motivation if you&#39;re generally better at speaking than writing then you&#39;re more likely to enjoy it which means you&#39;re more likely to continue with it and that means it&#39;s a successful routine habit number nine is don&#39;t procrastinate which is easier said than done most of us procrastinate and a lot of that is a result of overthinking let&#39;s say you plan on studying today so you remember ah I have to study I have to study now you&#39;re ruining it in your head it becomes something you have to do it&#39;s a hassle now but if you set a small measurable goal and have a simple routine spend five minutes then you know you just need to put in 5 minutes and you&#39;re done so if you want to beat procrastination make your goals and routines easy and number 10 remember that learning a language is a marathon not a Sprint so there&#39;s no need to do 5-hour cram sessions and burn yourself out 5 or 10 minutes is good enough remembering this is a good habit to have if you&#39;re having a bad day if you can&#39;t remember some grammar it&#39;s not all over it&#39;s just a minor bump in the road another thing that helps is considering the resources you use sticking with quick 5minute lessons that are easy to finish will help keep you in the marathon now speaking of lessons and resources here are this month&#39;s new lessons and resources first The Ultimate Guide to learning and mastering language ebook this is a 52-page eBook that covers the learning tactics I just talked about setting goals staying motivated learning faster if you&#39;re interested in learning strategies be sure to download it next the sport and exercise conversation cheat sheet if you want to talk about Sports and Fitness in the language you&#39;re learning then you&#39;ll love this PDF cheat sheet and finally how to improve your speaking skills it&#39;s another language strategy lesson to get these free lessons and resources just click the link in the description below all right because this is the very first episode of the monthly review we&#39;re asking you yes you to submit a video of yourself speaking the language here&#39;s the challenge for you yes everyone watching this 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grammar so you can speak properly express yourself better and understand more in this video I&#39;ll show you how to master Grammar with our lessons and learning program let&#39;s begin number one listen to the lesson conversations and explanations in every lesson you learn a conversation then our teachers break down every word and grammar rule so you&#39;re actually learning grammar rules in the context of conversation and you can easily see how they&#39;re used once you&#39;re done review the conversation again and again to remember what you&#39;ve learned number two read the bonus explanations and tutorials with the lesson notes you get extra grammar explanations and examples that are not presented in the lesson after you&#39;re done with the lesson read the lesson notes for extra review you can even save them as PDFs so that you can access them anytime number three leave a comment on the lesson once you&#39;ve learned grammar point be sure to use it leave a comment in the comment section write some example sentences for practice our teachers will review your comment and give you feedback number four unlock even more grammar lessons if you want to find all of the grammar lessons available visit our lesson Library under category choose grammar you&#39;ll get all of the pathways and lessons dedicated to helping you learn and master sentence patterns and grammar points so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn a new language the fast fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share it with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye want to finally learn finish the fast fun and easy way in this video I&#39;ll show you the top 10 ways to get started so let&#39;s begin number one take your very first lesson access any audio or video Lesson on finnishpod101.com and just press the play button to get started don&#39;t have an account don&#39;t worry just go to the signup page to create an account it takes less than 30 seconds and it&#39;s free we have thousands of audio and video lessons covering a variety of topics like grammar pronunciation listening and reading just click on the play button on any lesson and start learning number two read along with the lesson you can read along with the lesson notes or lesson transcript these come with every lesson the lesson notes provide you with the dialogue for the scene taught in the lesson along with translations a more in-depth explanation of the grammar and culture and even vocab and sample sentences the lesson transcript is the full word for word transcript of everything you hear in the lesson and the dialogue study tool provides you with the audio for the lesson dialogue along with the translations number three shadowing shadowing is a tested learning technique where you repeat what you hear this is a great way to start speaking in minutes and practice speaking in general if you&#39;re listening along with the lesson audio or dialogue be sure to Shadow along the way number four use the dialogue study tool to master the conversation here you get the line byline breakdown of the conversation demonstrated in the lesson listen and repeat until you&#39;ve mastered each line do this until you&#39;ve mastered the entire conversation number five use the voice recorder to perfect your pronunciation and speaking in the dialogue steud tool you&#39;ll find a microphone icon next to each line click on it to record your voice then compare it with the native speakers listen and adjust your pronunciation until you match that of the native speaker number six review vocab with the lesson vocabulary list vocabulary words are the building blocks of language you can save vocab words taught in each lesson by clicking on add to word Bank want to drill the words with smart flashcards instead just click on add to flashcard deck to do so number seven listen to the review track if you&#39;ve studied an audio lesson before just listen to the review track so so that you don&#39;t have to listen through the entire lesson again this is a great way to reinforce the material that you&#39;ve learned and it&#39;s great to have on the go just access any audio lesson and click on the download icon then click review to download the review track number eight review with quizzes after the lesson once you&#39;re confident enough with the material taught in the lesson be sure to take the quiz to test your newfound knowledge take the review questions and answer true or false for each one or take the writing questions and input your answer remember to check the answers by clicking on the check answers button number nine participate and leave a comment the best way to master what you&#39;ve learned is to use it join the community of Learners by leaving a comment below at the end of every lesson our dedicated teachers will check your responses to correct you on any mistakes or provide you with helpful study tips and advice and finally number 10 move on to the next lesson done with a lesson Mark the lesson as complete you can see your overall learning progress on your dashboard if you particularly enjoyed the lesson Mark the lesson as favorite so that you can come back to it later at any time click on the forward Arrow to move on to the next lesson and continue learning if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share it with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn Finnish And subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week remember you can sign up to finish pod 101.com by clicking on the link in the description sign up takes less than 30 seconds and it&#39;s free I&#39;ll see you next time [Music] bye if you&#39;re tired of knowing and speaking the language at a basic level and want to express yourself fluently just like native speakers then you&#39;ll need to learn grammar the problem it can be tricky to learn but don&#39;t worry in this guide you&#39;ll discover how to learn and master Grammar with the grammar bank one where to get all of the grammar explanations you&#39;ll ever need two the best way to learn grammar that&#39;s right for your level and three how to expose yourself to real examples until the rules become natural to you with a study tool called the grammar Bank inside of our learning program but first if you don&#39;t yet have access to our program sign up for a free lifetime account right now just click the link in the description first what is the grammar Bank the grammar bank is like a grammar dictionary except online it&#39;s a database of the must know grammar rules and explanations that makes it easy to look up specific rules and learn them look for it in the top menu of our site two how do you learn Grammar with it the best way to learn grammar is not to just study rules but to learn in context and hear the grammar used in real life and that&#39;s exactly how you learn with our lessons you learn a quick conversation and hear how the grammar rules are used within that conversation three what if you come across grammar that you&#39;re not familiar with or what if you want to review a specific rule without going back to redo a lesson that&#39;s where the grammar Bank comes in you can look up grammar rules and get the explanations examples and links to lessons where we cover these rules you can also sort grammar by learning level so if you&#39;re an absolute beginner and want to make sure you know all of the absolute beginner grammar rules you can do just that with the grammar Bank you can also sort the rules by spelling category and lesson series and if you want to get used to the grammar pattern so that you can use them in conversation and become fluent the best way is to expose yourself to examples as much as possible grammar is hard at first but gets easy once you get used to it with enough exposure be sure to access the related lessons inside the grammar bank and listen to the native conversations that use the rule as much as possible so if you want to become fluent and speak perfectly you&#39;ll need grammar take advantage of the grammar Bank inside of our learning program but if you don&#39;t yet have access sign up for a free lifetime account right now just click the link in the description to sign up are you feeling confident as a beginner level language learner are you ready to move up to the intermediate level here are some tips to help you make that leap and Advance your language learning progress tip number one determine your skill level it&#39;s important to look across your skills in the major language competencies listening speaking writing and reading by taking our level assessment test you can review your skills in each competency and see your strengths and weaknesses keep in mind it&#39;s normal to be better in some skills than others Premium Plus users can take our level assessment test and get personalized recommendations and learning Pathways based on your results once you figured out which skills need work it&#39;s time to take action no matter which of your language skills need to be improved make sure you choose a method that&#39;s both effective and fun to help maintain your regular learning routine tip number two listening the most effective way to build your listening comprehension is by building a strong vocabulary the more vocab you master the easier it will be to understand the context and details of the conversation songs in the target language are a key listening tool that will teach you common everyday vocabulary by learning and memorizing the lyrics You&#39;re Building up your vocabulary if you really want your listening skills to take off listen to our podcasts we have hundreds of hours of audio lessons for you to listen to before you know it you&#39;ll be able to understand shows and movies tip number three speaking add speaking elements to your language routine try shadowing podcasts repeating along while you listen match the native speaker pronunciation and intonation this is a fantastic way to improve your fluency and accuracy you can also find a partner for conversation exchange a partner can help correct your mistakes and teach you more natural ways to phrase your ideas tip number four writing an easy way to start writing more often is by keeping a one-sentence journal write one sentence in a journal every day it doesn&#39;t take a lot of time and is a great habit for beginners to build a routine you have to be consistent to make improvements ask native speakers to correct your writing to improve even faster you can submit sentences and phrases to your teacher using premium plus tip number five reading reading is a skill you can improve by yourself there&#39;s no need to rush it doesn&#39;t matter if you read one or 100 Pages at a time what matters is that you understand what you read write down new words as you read them to practice later if there&#39;s an audio version read along with the narrator it&#39;ll help you read at a slightly faster speed than normal you can use the audio that comes with each of our lessons bonus tip never give up where do your language skills currently stand where do you want them to be how do you get there whatever your goal is make it clear and part of your life you&#39;ll reach it if you stay focused and positive and if you really want your skills to take off make use of our tools and resources they&#39;re designed to help you get to the next level in the fastest easiest and most fun way just click the link in the description to sign up for a free lifetime account sign up takes less than 30 seconds click the link in the description and start learning right away I&#39;ll see you there bye can you really learn a new language all alone learning a langu language without traditional classroom instruction may seem quite daunting at first what if you run into questions how do you stay on track and motivated to achieve your goals don&#39;t worry not only is it possible to learn any language without traditional classroom instruction we have created an advanced and extensive online language learning system to help you do just that it&#39;s designed to help you learn a language on your own and is faster more convenient and less expensive than traditional classroom options here are three reasons to learn a language Alone number one learn at your own pace and on your own schedule in today&#39;s fast-paced world there isn&#39;t always time for traditional classroom instruction but when you learn alone you can study anywhere and any time that suits your schedule best it makes it far easier to actually reach your goal of learning and mastering the language number two learning a language on your own can reduce stress and anxiety in traditional classroom settings there are pop quizzes tests and presentations in front of classmates while it&#39;s valuable to learn public speaking skills and to be able to perform under pressure for some people these classroom pressures are a big hurdle for their language learning dreams learning alone however removes these stressors learning outside of a traditional classroom setting can help reduce some of the stress you may feel and you can work towards your goals all on your own number three learning alone can help improve cognitive function while classroom settings often require Learners to spend lots of time memorizing information and following instructions studying a language on your own requires you to problem solve so that you can self- te and hit your goals you&#39;ll also need to be strict with yourself and stick to a regular study schedule so yes in some ways learning a language on your own can be more challenging than learning in a traditional classroom setting but teaching yourself a language pays dividends throughout life in addition to learning a language you&#39;ll also learn time management and problem solving skills these are skills that will Aid you when social and professional opportunities arise so how do you actually learn a language on your own number one access our huge collection of audio and video lessons ideally you want audio and or video lessons that teach vocabulary grammar and provide actual conversations and dialogue in your target language to help you with real pronunciation we have hundreds of hours of HD audio and video lessons on our website created by professional teachers and actors to help you achieve perfect pronunciation plus all lessons can be accessed 247 via any device with internet access number two learning paths with courses based upon your exact needs and goals simply tell us your goals and we will identify the best courses and study plan to help you reach them in the shortest time possible even though you are technically learning a language on your own our team is always here to help and make sure you reach your goals fast number three use Advanced learning tools when you have the right tools and learning resources it&#39;s actually easy to teach yourself a language over the last 10 years we&#39;ve developed tested and refined more than 20 Advanced learning tools these tools aim to boost retention and reduce Learning Time eliminate stress and start learning at your own Pace in bed your car or wherever you have a few spare minutes our learning resources and tools are designed to help you get to the next level in the fastest easiest and most fun way just click the link in the description to sign up for a free lifetime account so if you want to learn language anytime anywhere sign up for a free lifetime account by clicking the link in the description sign up takes less than 30 seconds click the link in the description and start learning right away I&#39;ll see you there bye want to master grammar so you can speak properly express yourself better and understand more in this video I&#39;ll show you how to master Grammar with our lessons and learning program let&#39;s begin number one listen to the lesson conversations and explanations in every lesson you learn a conversation then our teachers break down every word and grammar rule so you&#39;re actually learning grammar rules in the context of conversations and you can easily see how they&#39;re used what once you&#39;re done review the conversation again and again to remember what you&#39;ve learned number two read the bonus explanations and tutorials with the lesson notes you get extra grammar explanations and examples that are not presented in the lesson after you&#39;re done with the lesson read the lesson notes for extra review you can even save them as PDFs so that you can access them anytime number three leave a comment on the lesson once you&#39;ve learned a grammar point be sure to use it leave a comment in the comment section write some example sentences for practice our teachers will review your comment and give you feedback number four unlock even more grammar lessons if you want to find all of the grammar lessons available visit our lesson Library under category choose grammar you&#39;ll get all of the pathways and lessons dedicated to helping you learn and master sentence patterns and grammar points so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn a new language the Fast Fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share it with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye have you always wanted to learn a new language you probably have your own reason for wanting to learn but there are huge benefits to being bilingual that you might not know about in this video I&#39;ll introduce a few of them here are some reasons why you should learn a new language number one you become smarter studies show that learning a new language improves your focus and memory it improves your decision- making you score higher on intelligence tests and you&#39;re less likely to be swayed by Propaganda number two you make more friends because you get to communicate with more people you can meet more people and make more friends this will help you get more opportunities like jobs number three find love the more people you meet the more opportunities you have of finding that special someone number four you can travel with ease simply because you can express yourself confidently in another language catching a cab ordering food and getting around will never be a problem number five you&#39;re more open-minded and feel more empathy because a new language puts you in another culture&#39;s shoes when you can speak in another language you see the world the way that the native speakers do in fact when some bilinguals switch from one language to another they also switch personalities and express themselves differently for example people tend to feel more direct and assertive when speaking English and more polite when speaking Japanese so this allows you to understand others world views and connect with people on a deeper level number six you delay the Mental effects of Aging by four or 5 Years Learning and mastering another language sharpens your brain and increases the amount of gray matter which helps delay dementia so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn and master a new language the fast fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye when learning a new language we sometimes have a hard time with things like procrastination discouragement or failure but don&#39;t panic with a good strategy you&#39;ll be able to overcome these difficulties are you ready to discover the four habits of successful Learners number one optimize your time time when learning a language it&#39;s important to dedicate time to your studies regularly even if sometimes it&#39;s difficult you&#39;re busy with school work family or friends but you can spread out your learning throughout the day study whenever you have small gaps of time in your busy schedule this can be when you&#39;re on the Metro on your lunch break or while you&#39;re exercising our podcast learning format fits perfectly into your tight schedule number two consistency with your chosen method there are a lot of options when it comes to courses and learning materials switching from one method to another can confuse you and disrupt your progress focusing on one learning method will make a difference our method has been created and optimized by real teachers so you can stick to it with confidence number three use your language background many languages share some commonalities you can find words that look or sound similar or even share the same grammar structure a little bit of language background will give you an edge while learning number four study continuously people are excited when they start learning a new language the enthusiasm usually lasts until the first roadblock this can lead to discouragement and procrastination but don&#39;t burn yourself out learning a language is a marathon not a Sprint don&#39;t try to learn it all at once break things down into more digestible chunks learning stepbystep might feel slow but it&#39;s an efficient way to learn a language with patience motivation and good resources you&#39;ll Master the language remember you can&#39;t learn a language overnight but with motivation and these daily lessons you&#39;ll be on the road to fluency give it a try now sign up for your account just click the link in the description if you&#39;re learning a new language there will be times when you&#39;ll struggle with the lesson when you won&#39;t fully understand what You&#39; learned when you&#39;ll be in a rut or when you just won&#39;t feel like you&#39;re making any progress and that&#39;s totally normal in this video you&#39;ll learn what to do if you&#39;re not learning and how to overcome language learning struggles let&#39;s begin number one understand the mindset of a successful learner some Learners are more successful than others a key difference between successful Learners and less successful Learners is in the way they approach problems some Learners rely completely on a learning program if there&#39;s a grammar rule or word they don&#39;t understand they get frustrated and blame the program they don&#39;t look for Solutions success ful Learners approach problems a little differently if they encounter a problem they look for a solution or ask for help instead of getting frustrated you may feel frustrated at times especially if you&#39;re a beginner but how you choose to react will make all the difference number two set small measurable realistic goals with a deadline most Learners fail because they set big vague goals like I want to be fluent when they realize they have no idea how to do that they lose motiv ation and quit the solution to this set small measurable realistic goals with a deadline for example finish 10 audio lessons by the end of this week learn 20 words by the end of this week speak one minute of conversation by the end of this month listen to lessons for just 5 minutes a day every day this month now your goals are small and realistic enough to accomplish they&#39;re specific and measurable so you know when you reach them and the deadline gives you a Finish Line for example either you learned all 20 words by Friday or you didn&#39;t when you reach your goal you gain a ton of confidence this improves your chances of reaching your next goal because you&#39;ve had experience reaching a goal and you understand the things you need to do to be successful number three read along with the lesson notes and lesson transcripts now what if you&#39;re doing a lesson but you can&#39;t catch a word take advantage of the lesson notes and lesson transcripts and read along with the lesson the lesson notes give you in-depth grammar and vocabulary explanations that are not available in the lesson and the lesson notes give you the word for word transcript of everything said in the lesson so if you want to pick up every word read the transcript Number Four review because repetition is the mother of all learning if you&#39;re struggling with a particular word grammar rule or lesson be sure to repeat and review it a few times and then come back a few days later and review it again this same principle is used in our spaced repetition flashcards the system quizzes you on Words then re quizzes you in 3 days then in 6 days and so on until the word gets embedded in your long-term memory some things you can do right now are download the lesson and lesson notes save the words to your word bank or even write down the words or grammar rules then come back to review them later number five reach out to our teachers and ask questions if you&#39;re a premium plus member you can easily get in touch with your teacher and get all of your points of confusion cleared up or you can always leave a comment on our lessons and our teachers will get back to you remember you&#39;re not alone if you&#39;re struggling with a lesson you can always get in touch with us number six take a break and go do something else another thing you can do is take a break and do something else that doesn&#39;t require much thinking there&#39;s a reason our best ideas come while in the shower or while taking a walk while you&#39;re on a break your brain is more relaxed and starts making connections that you couldn&#39;t see when you were focused and stressed out it&#39;s also why coming back to review things with a fresh mind can help you better understand the lessons you&#39;ve taken number seven downgrade your learning routine if you&#39;re studying for 30 minutes a day and find yourself overwhelmed or if you suddenly find yourself busy the best thing to do is to reduce your study routine to something easier and more manageable if you&#39;ve been learning 30 minutes a day drop down to 10 or 15 minutes even 5 minutes is good enough because language learning success comes with consistency quitting and coming back every 3 months won&#39;t work this brings us to our next Point number eight remember learning a language is a marathon not a Sprint think about it you can&#39;t cram for 5 hours and expect to remember everything you&#39;ve studied so just like with a marathon it&#39;s okay to go slow and at your own pace even if you&#39;re learning for just five minutes a day similarly if you&#39;re having trouble understanding a grammar point or a lesson don&#39;t let it bring you down learning a language is a marathon a long-term game the little points of confusion you have now are just small obstacles and you&#39;ll fully understand them with time so if you&#39;re ready to finally learn a new language the fast fun and easy way sign up for your free lifetime account by clicking on the link in the description signing up takes less than 30 seconds and you&#39;ll start speaking from your very first lesson if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a new language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week I&#39;ll see you next time bye expand your vocabulary with our core 2000w ebook it&#39;s free and packed with essential Expressions that you&#39;ll use on a daily basis start building your vocabulary today click the link in the 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