The Way - Part One

Well, my way consists of having fun with the language, overall!!!

Perhaps it may sound redundant, but it isn't. It is a little bit different from anything I have seen online. When I am going to learn a language, I try, since the first day, to adapt myself with the language, that is made by having contact with the idiom with no need to learn or anything, just do things in the language naturally!

But, I-I don't get it... How can you play with serious stuff like languages? I need it to work with it, it is not a funny thing to do...

Oh really? I mean, you might learn a language to do Serious things. but think twice, consider this: the language you most use is your native, isn't it? How did you learn it as a kid? Did you learn it to become a lawyer? 

No

Why?

Because you had fun with it!!

After that, what should I do? 

I do think that one should be able to communicate! With or without grammar. Therefore, talk! Use those websites that allow you to talk with people from another country... Let yourself have fun with it. No pressure.

It will only make things worse!

I am going to say more about this method next week!

Keep practicing! :D

About the blog

My name is Vinícius, I come from Brazil and I have created this blog after many people asked me how do I do to learn languages...
Firstly, I don't intend to tell here any method who will teach you how to learn any language in a blink of an eye. As fast as it is, it does not happen this way... language learning demands time and patience.

Even so, I am not here to give you the key to learn any language. I don't know it, and honestly I wouldn't really want to know about it.  I am here , therefore, to share my experiences... the way I do to learn languages.  If you want to learn any language, my piece of advice is: start it slowly.

If you read this blog and like this post, probably you will try to follow the way I do things.

If that fits, I am happy to help you

If it doesn't, well... I am sure you find other ways of learning languages.

But, overall, remember of the what Lao Tzu says:


"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step..." - Lao Tzu

Good luck with your polyglot's journey!