2011年11月15日星期二

Keep the radio or TV on while you doing other things

There are nuances in the French language that will be missed if you hear it from Cheap Rosetta Stone an English person or someone of another nationality.Fortunately, some of the better French language CD courses will give you trial lessons so you can try before you buy. There are also French downloads, based on these same systems. Because you download them direct to your computer they are much cheaper than competing CDs. They have all the same content, they just cost you less - and we all like a bargain, don't we!So do you want to study French online or go for a French language CD? Why not try online first and see how it suits you. At the same time take advantage of one of the free trials and see how you get on with that. There's no one best way to learn French that works for everyone, but luckily you can try different methods until you find what precisely meets your needs. The person learning from scratch will probably spell Spanish words better than those who know a little Spanish. I'm not sure why.What works for EVERYONE... There are two activities that will help everyone, no matter what their learning style, move forward rapidly: They are: 1. Passive Listening, and 2. Pattern Response Drills.1. Passive Listening. Everyone should keep the Spanish radio on as much as possible. Keep the radio or TV on while you doing other things. It has to be the sea of sound that you swim in while you Rosetta Stone Chinese are beginning your study of Spanish. You don't have to concentrate on it; you are not listening to try to understand. After a while you won't hear it but it will be affecting you. Little by little you will begin to anticipate the rhythm of the language, even before you understand everything. You will also begin to recognize certain words. You will begin to hear "beyond" the differences in pronunciation of different people and recognize the underlying word. Once you clearly hear a word or phrase, you can look it up and progressively expand your vocabulary.2. Pattern Response Drills. You have to run through all the permutations of the new expressions that you learn. For example, suppose you just learned to say. "Pedro tiene cuatro aos" rather than translating from the English incorrectly, "Pedro es cuatro". Now to make this new element of the language stick with you, you should go on substituting different ages and the names of different people. You have to be able to say comfortably, "Mara tiene cuatro aos." "Juan tiene ocho aos." "Yo tengo treinta aos." "Cuntos aos Rosetta Stone Japanese tienes t?" "Nosotros tenemos cuarenta aos." This type of drill is necessary for all the different learning styles.Do you want to return to look at beginning ; intermediate , or advanced books?

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