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Tag: languages
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DuoLingo Progress
1750 and counting -
How to Think in Another Language
The truth is that learning to think in a language requires a lot of practice—and a lot of patience—but it’s never too soon to start trying! This week, I describe what I like to do when I’m learning a new language, starting from when I only know a few words, so intermediate learners may want to skip the first steps. You may find other techniques that you like, too!
Dear Duolingo: How can I learn to think in a new language? By Cindy BlancoI’ve always thought what are the most effective methods of learning a language. Eventually you would want to be so fluent that you are thinking in that language. There have been times where I was thinking about it so much that I was dreaming in an another language and communicating my ideas effectively in that dream!
Take a look at that blog post above!
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DuoLingo Progress
1675 Straight Thankful for this accomplishment but still a work in progress.
