Write about the challenges of language learning

I used to listen to English podcasts repeatedly to improve my English listening skill. I played some podcasts at double speed, and it works for me. Once I used to double rate, I could catch words more before. I’m playing these at average speed, though; I’d like to try that sometime.

My big challenge is the memorizing the vocabularies when I speak, when I speak every words that I know just being lost and then it put me in an embarrassing situation in front of whoever I speak with, so I hope I can overcome this problem very soon.

There are multitude of challenges during our learning language journey. This piece of writing is based on my own experience. It's certainly for work purposes I commenced to learn to speak English as a requirement to obtain either a promotion in the current company I work for or simply to search for a better-paid job in another company, anyway, since the onset I believed it would be "easy and fast", however, the most of time it has been the opposite. conform I intent to internalize the new vocabulary take out of news papers, music, articles and so on, I realize that one of the biggest challenges I face is the syntax of sentences. this being evidenced every time I ask italki community for a exercise correction as in this case, not to mention, when I ask them a question. Not having any doubt about it I really really appreciate all the help I receive from professional teachers, community tutors, native English speaker, non-natives speaker as well. these kind people with their corrections guide me through the proper path. once said that I cannot hide the fact that in occasions I get frustrated- specially when it comes to my listening comprehension, watching videos on youtube, listening to podcasts I hear English natives speakers talking so fast, using idiomatic expressions, phrasal verbs, colloquial expression as well. What is for sure I must find other ways to solve this, I'll continue working hard on it- it is the only one solution I reckon so.

Я изучаю поболше полтора года. Я очень люблю заниматся русском. Каждый день я стараю говорить с людьми на скайпе. Сначала это было трудно. Моя первая учителница, она не очень терпенная, я несколько раз хотелся прекратить. Но в этом году моя новая учителница лучще. Я думаю, что размеренные уроки помогает мне предолжить дальше. Эсли я бы старадал заниматься самостояательно, то почти совершенно я бы прекратил. Я думаю, что важно фокусировать на процесс и не цель. удачи всем.

I once studied English when I was a student,but my English is still poor. In past,I wasn't interesed in English and rarely used it,after graduated,I forgot most of the basics. My basics are not enough and I always don't know which words or grammar to use,words are with the same meaning in Chinese,but they are different in English,it's the one of my challenges. I don't know a lot of grammar and words and usually look up the English dictionaries. English and Chinese are many differences, relatives are called in many ways,for exsample, father's sisters are called "姑姑",mother's sisters are called"阿姨"in Chinese ,but parents' sisters are all called "anut" in English. The sentence "What are you doing now?"became"you now doing what?", in the chinese,when something is a large amount,we use "很多" to describe a lot of something in the Chinese,we use"many","a lot of"and"much" to mean the same thing in the English. Grammar difference between Chinese and English is the most difficult of my chllenges of English learning.

Well, the challenges change depending on your level in a language. I find that speaking is the hardest part when you just started a new language. When you are an advanced learner, instead, the biggest challenge becomes what to study, in my opinion. After you have taken the classes, read the books and you are good but not as good as you can be and there is no "ready-made recipe" on how to improve.

Well first vocabulary is definetly a hard part Second i would say is pronunciation and third actually being able to practice its like an instrument, that you need two people for its kinda impossible without a second person to correct you and just having the actual resources, and lastly when its a language from a country across the world to me its gets tough just trying to talk to people Anyway thats my thoughts on learning japanese I do love it though i managed to stutter my way through a conversation and people when you put in the effort are awesome.