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Many people believe that learning a foreign language is a very difficult task. What are the most difficult things about learning a foreign language? What is the best way to overcome them? Explain and include your personal experience or knowledge of these problems.

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Nowadays people believe that learning a new dialect would be challenging. There are plenty of different languages all around the world.
However
, some might find it difficult, but others who are motivated and willing to do hard work will find ways to overcome these problems and get more familiar to it. The difficulties someone face is the pronunciation and grammar. They need to learn a completely new set of alphabets. Even though if we learn all these it is useless if we do not use in daily conversation. As no one is familiar with different languages, we do not have a proper environment or proper guidance from someone who speaks that language. On the bright side, there are ways to ease the pain of learning, despite of all the difficulties.
Firstly
, it should be used in daily life conversations.
Second
, watch a movie in that particular language to know how their pronunciation. YouTube videos can
also
 come be very helpful. As today, everything is online it is easy to join an online tutorial.
Third
, enrol in a class and learn the basics of their reading. Learn it from a native. Speaking with a native is one of the best ways to learn and use it regularly. I personally experienced all these difficulties for English.
Although
, India is the country with the highest number of people using English there are some cities where they do not use in daily life. I used to speak English, but my skills were not perfect. I was unable to speak fluent English, but when I went Canada for my college studies my accent, pronunciation and grammar became better. As I had my cousin, who was brought up in Canada itself helped me improve my English.In conclusion, learning a foreign language is a very difficult task, but there are
also
 strategies to make it easy and possible. In the end, it depends on an individuals motivation and hard work.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Phonetics
  • Syntax
  • Conjugation
  • Idiomatic expressions
  • Cognates
  • Immersion
  • Fluency
  • Pedagogy
  • Linguistic competence
  • Mnemonics
  • Language acquisition
  • Pronunciation drills
  • Conversation partners
  • Language barrier
  • Bilingualism
  • Multilingualism
  • Accent reduction
  • Comprehension
  • Language proficiency
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