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In these audios, I share my experiences with the best techniques to learn foreign languages, especially Hebrew. We look at the goals, motivations, number of vocbulary words, Ulpan school, college courses, types of learners, and much more. Please enjoy. There is also a $5 off coupon (good for your first order) embedded in the audios, so listen carefully!
For example, did you know that some people say that you need to learn 5000 words (in any language), to be able to hold a normal conversation in that language? Is this possible? If you simply break it down, how many words a day can you learn?
Can you learn one Hebrew vocabulary word per day? If so, 5000 words would take you 5000 days. If you do the math, that is 13 years and 8 or 9 months. Most people probably don't want to 13 years just learning one language. There are other languages you might want to learn.
So can you take it up a notch? What if you learned 5 words a day? That brings you down to about 2 years and about 9 months, or slightly under 3 years. If you take any serious Hebrew course, you will probably learn 5 words a day (or 35 words per week).
Remember also that when you learn one word, you often learn two or three related words, or variations of the same word. For example, in English, you might learn that inspire, expire, and spirit are related words. Hebrew is similar, in that learning one 'root' word (called a 'SHORESH' in Hebrew), can result in learning 2 to 20 other Hebrew words that are related.
When choosing a language course, do you know what type of learner you are. For example, do you prefer to learn by audio, video, by doing, or by computer? Try to find a learning system that is compatible with your learniing style. If you don't enjoy sitting in front of a computer for 30 minutes at a time, get a system such as 'Pimsleur' where you can listen to CDs in your car.
Consider carrying printed flashcards with you. When you are waiting on an airplane, bus, or standing in line at the post office, you can take out your cards, and do a quick review, or learn a new word or two. Believe me, carrying 30 flashcards in your pocket is a lot easier than lugging around a big Hebrew text book! It is something you can easily do.
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