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Title: Finland Uncovered: Cultural Essentials for Beginners
Description: 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 foree foree for for for spee for hey everyone welcome to the monthly review the monthly show on language learning where you discover new learning strategies motivational tips study tools and Resources by the way all the lessons and bonuses you&#39;re about to see can be downloaded for free on our website so click the link in the description right now to sign up for your free lifetime account okay today&#39;s topic is are you an introvert or an extrovert and how to speak more of your target language since you&#39;re learning the language then you&#39;re very much aware of the importance of speaking which can be easy if you&#39;re an extrovert or hard if you&#39;re an introvert so how can you speak more if you&#39;re on the shy side keep watching this month&#39;s episode you&#39;ll discover who learns faster extroverts or introverts why learning a language can help you become more extroverted and five ways to speak more even if you&#39;re an introvert but first if you&#39;re looking for new free language resources and downloads here are this month&#39;s new lessons and resources be sure to download these now before we take them down in a few days first the sport and exercise conversation cheat sheet want to talk about Fitness in your target language you&#39;ll learn over 50 words and phrases for sports and exercise with this brand new Chi-Chi second the 40 words and phrases for ordering food writing workbook with this free resource you&#39;ll pick up must know words and phrases for the restaurant and practice writing them out as well third the top 12 April Fool&#39;s phrases want to be able to say some outrageous phrases in your target language for April Fool&#39;s Day then you&#39;ll want this April Fool&#39;s phrase list fourth can you talk about your bones in your target language learn how to say words like skull ribs spine and much more with this quick vocab bonus fifth 20 must know jewelry vocabulary do you know how to say earrings or necklace in your target language if you don&#39;t then this vocab let lesson is for you to get your free resources click the link in the description below right now they&#39;re yours to keep forever okay let&#39;s jump into today&#39;s topic are you an introvert or an extrovert and how to speak more of your target language part one do extroverts or introverts learn languages faster if you&#39;ve ever wondered whether introverts or extroverts learn the language faster there have been studies done on this and as you&#39;d expect extroverts do have an advantage when it comes to speaking and overall conversational skills of course these studies didn&#39;t take into account mistakes you may make such as grammar vocab Etc and introverts introverts tend to observe and listen more and tend to be better listeners do you agree with these findings leave a comment so the key takeaway is they each have their own advantages one has something that the other lacks and that makes sense doesn&#39;t it if you speak less your speaking skills will be weaker and if you want to just speak a lot you get good at speaking but miss out on the other skills like listening and reading so unfortunately you can&#39;t really say who learns faster based on personality alone just that each one has their advantages and disadvantages but personality aside success with the language will always depend on your attitude towards learning itself and how much time you put in the person that has a better chance of becoming fluent will always be the one that puts in more time to learn practice get feedback adjust with the feedback and not so much about whether they&#39;re extroverted or introverted but what if you&#39;re an introvert who wants to be able to speak more is there a way to become more extroverted part two how to speak more even if you&#39;re an introvert there are ways to become more extroverted at least more than your usual self how well first by learning a language when when you learn a language you have a natural desire to connect with native speakers even if you&#39;re shy also native speakers tend to be very supportive and welcoming when you&#39;re trying to learn their language so even if you&#39;re shy it&#39;s kind of hard to stay shy in the long run when the people you speak with are so encouraging in your native language even if you know a million ways to start a conversation you might not try to speak to someone because you&#39;re worried about whether you have something clever to say or the timing or some other social aspect but in another language where you may only know a few phrases you&#39;re not bogged down by that you just do the best you can with the few phrases you have plus learning a language alone gives you a chance to reinvent yourself to learn another language is to acquire another Soul as the quote goes so learning a language alone puts you on a path towards becoming more extroverted but if you want specific tips here are five ways to speak more even if you&#39;re an introvert number one learn how to listen like an introvert how can this help you to speak more introverts tend to listen more and the better listener you become the better questions you can ask which results in a more meaningful conversation which also means more speaking time for you so you can speak more even if you consider yourself an introvert by listening well and asking relevant and pertinent questions by the way if you want to learn how to ask questions then check out our top 25 questions you need to know where you&#39;ll learn all about what to ask and answer regarding the most common conversational questions number two increase speaking time and confidence through experience simply put the more experiences you have in Life or experience with certain topics the more knowledgeable you become and as your life or work experiences grow so will your audience you&#39;ll find people coming to you to talk to you it could be about business travel or just your own life stories if a conversation is about France and if you&#39;ve been to France the conversation will gravitate towards you having all that experience makes things easy for you as an introvert people will come to you so you don&#39;t have to find them for a language learner the tricks are to one be knowledgeable about something and two be able to talk about your experience in the target language number three find the Right audience imagine talking to someone that&#39;s not interested in learning languages they&#39;ll give you 100 reasons why they can&#39;t learn never reasons why it might work out for them right but when you&#39;re talking to an audience that&#39;s interested in languages then you can have a conversation that could go on for hours so find the Right audience to share with with language learning it means you need to find native speakers that share the same Hobbies or interests as you number four talk about what you know best the introvert extrovert Dynamic also depends on how much you know about a topic and what you&#39;re most comfortable with there are topics you may not know enough about so you won&#39;t talk as much but even the big BG introvert can become a confident speaker once you touch upon a topic they know well that&#39;s where they shine so if your goal is to be more extroverted then focus on the things you know about or you can always gain experience in topics you don&#39;t know much about so you can speak more number five create opportunities to speak how well it&#39;s hard to stop a stranger and start talking with them without any context right but what if you need help finding something at a store or have a question about a dish at a restaurant then it&#39;s much easier since you&#39;re there with a purpose so you can create these opportunities by going to a restaurant from the country that speaks your target language and speaking with the staff or asking a taxi driver a question or asking staff at an information booth a question so to recap if you want to speak more even if you&#39;re an introvert one listen like an introvert two increase speaking time and confidence through experience three find the Right audience four talk about what you know best and five create opportunities to speak so thank you for watching this episode of monthly review next time we&#39;ll talk about how tipping points will bring you closer to your language goals if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week and if you&#39;re ready to finally learn language the fast fun and easy way and start speaking from your very first lesson get our complet compl learning program sign up for your free lifetime account right now click the link in the description see you next time [Music] [Music] bye fore foree for fore very for fore for [Music] 10com hey everyone welcome to the monthly review the monthly show on language learning where you discover new learning strategies motivational tips study tools and Resources by the way all the lessons in and bonuses you&#39;re about to see can be downloaded for free on our website so click the link in the description right now to sign up for your free lifetime account okay today&#39;s topic is can busy people actually learn a language you yourself probably have an answer to this question right but whether you can or can&#39;t actually has a bit more to do with your mindset than anything else and in this guide you&#39;ll discover one is it possible for busy people to learn language and the mindset needed two mental bandwidth the one thing that can make or break your language goals and three five mindset tricks to make time for language but first if you&#39;re looking for new free language resources and downloads here are this month&#39;s new lessons and resources be sure to download these now before we take them down in a few days first the talking online pdf cheat sheet learn the must know internet slang and all the internet related vocab and phrases in your target language with this PDF cheat sheet and second the 40 words and phrases for ordering food writing workbook with this free resource you&#39;ll pick up must know words and phrases for the restaurant and practice writing them out as well to get your free resources click the link in the description below right now they&#39;re yours to keep forever can busy people actually learn a language part one is it possible for busy people to learn a language and the mindset needed so can busy people actually learn a language what do you think leave us a comment and let us know as much as we want to say yes it&#39;s more of a yes or no depending on the person why yes yes because many of our members are busy and are learning with our system and some of you who are watching also fall into this camp but it also depends on the person because it&#39;s more of a mindset thing either you think you have time or you don&#39;t for example many of our members fall into the group of can learn and can find the time even if they&#39;re busy if you&#39;re busy and still want to learn if you look around you can always find five or 10 minutes a day like on a commute now if your mindset is the opposite if you think you can&#39;t learn a language or you don&#39;t have time time you won&#39;t even try even if you had a resource that was proven to work part two mental bandwidth the one thing that can make or break your language goals and if you think about it if you had all the time in the world but felt like you couldn&#39;t learn a language you wouldn&#39;t try either again this is why it comes down to the mindset and why it all depends on each individual person either you think you can or you think you can&#39;t but it may not always be this black and white either it can also depend on your mental bandwidth too think back to your school days those few days before exams it got really busy and you had to stop everything to study right you were probably thinking if I can just get through studying this week and take the test then next week I can finally start relaxing and doing other things and if someone asked you if you wanted to hang out you would say no because you&#39;re busy but chances are you still managed to spend at least 30 minutes on YouTube or social media meaning you did have some time even if you were busy but the test was occupying your mind and taking up all that bandwidth so it&#39;s also possible that we just don&#39;t have the mental bandwidth because we&#39;re overwhelmed and this is a genuine reason for not being able to learn when you&#39;re busy don&#39;t worry in the next part we&#39;ll show you how to get some bandwidth so that you don&#39;t feel overwhelmed part three five mindset tricks to make time for language so if you&#39;ve gotten this far you understand that it is possible to start learning a language even if you&#39;re busy that you can find the time but it mostly comes down to your mindset so how can you develop the mindset so when you&#39;re too busy it feels like you&#39;re overwhelmed and like you don&#39;t have control of your time well there are a few things you can do to gain some control of your time have some breathing room and learn a bit of language first I&#39;ll always set small measurable goals this is something that we talk a lot about here for example learn for 10 15 or 20 minutes every day learn 100 words in one month which means learning three to four words a day and the mindset behind this is just being realistic with your goals and what you can do because if you&#39;re busy you may not have one or two hours and this is a strict rule especially when starting out with new goals and languages always stick to small measurable goals second lowering your goals and expectations is okay when things get super busy if you couldn&#39;t learn all 100 words for the month and only got up to 40 or 60 that&#39;s okay if you tried learning on Monday and Tuesday but skipped Wednesday and Thursday that&#39;s okay sometimes you have to shift priorities and prioritizing things is a secret to a successful life you may not get to the goal you wanted to achieve today but you can get to it next week third it&#39;s okay to put language on pause if life gets in the way just like with that last point you can always come back and reach your goal a little later we often see Learners put language on pause come back later some even come back years later but the key is to come back fourth avoid the All or Nothing mindset at all costs and an All or Nothing mindset is something you&#39;ll see in beginners and perfectionists when you have this mindset you&#39;ll say language learning requires hours so there&#39;s no point in learning for a few minutes today but something is better than nothing and even 5 to 10 minutes of review adds up in the grand scheme and in the grand scheme it&#39;s more important to be consistent even if it&#39;s just for a minute a day rather than study for hours once a week the brain just doesn&#39;t work that way fifth do you have a Slowdown or relaxing routine that you do on the weekends or whenever you have free time and if you didn&#39;t do it you&#39;d feel overwhelmed leave us a comment and let us know what it is for some it could be reading watching TV or going to a cafe and doing nothing for a bit you&#39;re there on your own you don&#39;t have much to do in front of you even if it&#39;s just 10 or 15 minutes and if you&#39;re settled you start feeling in control and that&#39;s the point you have some mental bandwidth you can start doing some time management and plan your week out you can put in a few minutes of language learning but if you don&#39;t slow down and if you feel overwhelmed you could have the easiest possible way to learn a language and you still wouldn&#39;t do it so back to you if you were busy do you think you&#39;d be able to learn a language leave us a comment so thank you for watching this episode of monthly review do you record yourself speaking your target language if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week and if you&#39;re ready to finally learn language the fast fun and easy way and start speaking from your very first lesson get our complete learning program sign up for your free lifetime account right now click the link in the description see you next time [Music] bye fore foree foreign fore fore foree for fore for spe 101.com [Music] hey everyone welcome to the monthly review the monthly show on language learning where you discover new learning strategies motivational tips study tools and Resources by the way all the lessons and bonuses you&#39;re about to see can be downloaded for free on our website so click the link in the description right now to sign up for your free lifetime account okay today&#39;s topic is how to learn a language in 2022 if you&#39;re planning to learn a language in 2022 then this episode is For You especially if you want to finally succeed with your New Year&#39;s resolution instead of failing or giving up in the next week or two that&#39;s why today you&#39;ll discover one the four critical steps you need to take when learning a new language and two how to set goals and New Year&#39;s resolutions that won&#39;t fail you in 2022 but first if you&#39;re looking for some free language resources and downloads here are this month&#39;s new lessons and resources be sure to download these now before we take them down in a few days first the using opposites conversation cheat sheet with this new cheat sheet you&#39;ll learn common opposite adjectives like near and far hot and cold and grammar rules on how to use these words in a sentence second the how to say goodbye PDF writing workbook with this principle PDF you&#39;ll pick up some common parting greeings and be able to practice writing them out third can you talk about cars in your target language learn how to say words like Tire windshield headlights and more with this quick vocab bonus fourth must know words and phrases for public transportation learn how to say ticket bus train and much more with this quick one minute lesson fifth the 10 Habits of Highly Effective language Learners wondering which habits will help you succeed with language learning then check out this free lesson to get your free res sources click the link in the description below right now they&#39;re yours to keep forever okay let&#39;s jump into today&#39;s topic how to learn a language in 2022 part one the four critical steps you need to take when learning a new language every time you start a new language you should start with one goals two anchor points three grammar four reading what are these four steps and why do you need them to succeed with language learning let&#39;s jump in the first one is goals everything starts with a goal but your goal itself can also lead you to failure if you don&#39;t set it the right way so more specifically you need to set small measurable monthly goals instead of just I want to learn a language and be fluent this year we&#39;ll cover goals in the second part of this episode so stay tuned after goals the second step is setting anchor points what are anchor points imagine a small ship in the middle of a big lake it&#39;s windy lots of waves and the ship is bobbing up and down drifting all around what would you use to stop the ship from drifting away an anchor and just like an anchor keeps the ship in place anchor points keep you from drifting away from your language so an anchor point is a connection to the language that keeps you attached to the language and motivated to learn the language one great example is language School imagine you signed up in paid thousands of dollars up front paying that much would motivate you to make the most of your time there it&#39;s also a big commitment one that you can&#39;t easily back out of and school dictates your schedule you have to wake up early you have to do homework your life revolves around the classes and as such language school and the language itself become anchor points that your life revolves around anchor points can also be family or a partner that speaks the language you&#39;re learning you&#39;re around them you&#39;re exposed to the language so your motivation to learn gets a bit stronger buying a language learning program or textbook are also examples of good anchor points you invested your hard-earned money which means you&#39;re serious about learning plus you want to make sure your investment doesn&#39;t go to waste so you&#39;re more motivated if you&#39;re wondering if you have any anchor points you already have at least one you&#39;re watching our lessons on YouTube but the more anchor points you have the stronger your motivation will be so if you&#39;re into music or TV shows in your target language those can serve as anchor points too these are things that connect you to the language and add a bit of motivation to learn more or at the very least understand what you&#39;re watching or listening to we covered goals and anchor points what&#39;s next the third step is you must have a good grasp of grammar of your native language now you might wonder if you&#39;re learning a new language why focus on your native language well as native speakers the problem is we know what good grammar sounds like but we can&#39;t explain how or why our language works the way it works so if you don&#39;t have a good grasp of grammar the backbone or the rules of a language then you&#39;ll have a tough time learning a new language you&#39;ll jump in and start learning words and phrases but you&#39;ll never learn how to put them together and make sentences that&#39;s a common problem beginners have now if you already know the grammar of your native language how do you apply that to your target language for example if you&#39;re an English speaker and if you know that English sentences follow the subject verb object pattern and if you know know that languages have specific sentence patterns then you&#39;d go look at patterns then you&#39;d have a good idea of how to create your own sentences instead of learning random words first finally the fourth step is reading reading is good simply because you can do it anywhere anytime and without a teacher it&#39;s a skill you can get started on on day one on your own reading also tends to spill over into other areas the more you read the more words and grammar rules you come across so you boost your Vo vocabulary and grammar which can seep into speaking and listening if you read out loud you&#39;re practicing two skills at once now we&#39;ve covered what you need goals anchor points reading and grammar setting anchor points knowing your own grammar and reading are simple enough but how do you set goals that don&#39;t lead you to failure part two how to set goals and New Year&#39;s resolutions that won&#39;t fail you in 2022 the goal that you set can make or break your language Learning Journey so setting the right goals makes all the difference between success and failure just think about all of the common New Year&#39;s resolutions what comes to mind goals like I want to be fluent someday I want to speak the language I want to lose weight I want to save more money these big vague goals often lead to failure because you simply have no idea how to approach the goal and you don&#39;t know what you&#39;re aiming for instead your goals should be small measurable and monthly for examp example speak one minute of conversation by the end of the month learn 100 words by the end of the month finish chapter one of your language textbook by the end of the month if you&#39;re using our program finish 20 audio lessons by the end of the month all of these are small and specific 1 minute 100 words one chapter 20 audio lessons this means that they&#39;re easy to reach unlike something vague like fluency they&#39;re also measurable you know when you reach one minute you can check if you know all 100 words or if you finished all 20 lessons if you aim for fluency you won&#39;t know when you hit it it&#39;s too vague and too big of a goal and it may take years to hit finally all of these goals have a deadline the end of the month that would mean January 31st of this year deadlines give you a clear date to aim for and without one you&#39;ll forever be floating around without much progress so set a deadline for the end of every month so now that you know how to set small measur meble monthly goals leave us a comment what&#39;s your small measurable monthly goal and what&#39;s the deadline so thank you for watching this episode of monthly review if you enjoyed these tips hit the like button share the video with anyone who&#39;s trying to learn a language and subscribe to our Channel we release new videos every week and if you&#39;re ready to finally learn language the fast fun and easy way and start speaking from your very first lesson get our complete learning program sign up for your free lifetime account right now click the link in the description see you next time [Music] bye for for foree for for fore 101 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 gone
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