Second language acquisition is not an easy task. However, there are two central keys related to this concern: will and practice. When you have the will you will find the way. Build your own reasons to learn, that will push your interest level of wanting to learn. If you don’t have any interest or concern in learning the language you won’t really learn much. Moreover, stay in practice in order to stay connected to the language. When you don’t practice you will notice that what you learned deteriorates. Similarly, if you work out on a daily basis and suddenly stop it gets hard to get back to the routine. Therefore, it is only fair to say that the learning process never ends, even when you feel that you’re pretty fluent in the target language the chances are you’re not. You will always encounter something new to learn. The point is to always expose yourself to material that is above your level. And so you can say that you learned something new, not just reviewed what you already knew. “The way I see it, if you want the rainbow, you got to put up with the rain.” Dolly Parton. So taking risks and learning difficult things will color your days thereafter.
2 comments:
yes its true, i totally agree that will and practice are two important keys for learning anything and not only second language, that the more we practice and expose to feedback, then the more proficient we get..
Also nothing is hard if there is a will, a will that i want to learn and nothing will prevent me from getting more and more proficient in using this language..
i agree with you, that learning a second language is not an easy task, however exposing to to feedback, input from the teacher and then practice will make became more and more able to talk and use this language in your real life communication, so nothing is hard when there is a will, so always keep practicing..
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