Learning languages: five habits

Five habits that help you really learn a language: daily contact, vocabulary with spaced repetition, lots of listening, speaking from the start and not fearing mistakes, with a 15-minute-a-day plan.

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  1. Five habits to speak another language
  2. The five habits
  3. A little every day, a lot every month
  4. Spaced review
  5. Listening is training your ear
  6. Speaking badly, but speaking
  7. Mistakes that don't matter so much
  8. A 15-minute plan
  9. 21-day challenge

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