A lot of learners give up learning simply because they are just not inspired anymore. It is important to keep things fresh if a learner intends to study long-term. Rather than sitting in a classroom or reading a book, there are various computer and smart applications to try. These applications aid in pronunciation and vocabulary memorization. There are also fun games that engage the learner in challenges that help them retain the lessons they've learned.
It is easy to burn out when an individual does nothing but rigorous study with a textbook. It is important to keep language learning a personal and engaging experience. Finding language partners, going to group events, or going out of one's way t practice the language. All these ensure that a learner does not fall into the trap of boredom only to give up. It is a waste not to at least try to mix things up when hobbies become stale, especially once they've come a long way to get where they are.
Here are the previous parts/steps of this series:
Step #01: Identify Your Learning Style
Step #02: Set Achievable Goals
Step #03: Accept That You Cannot Always Be Fluent
Step #04: Be Patient and Prepared to Put in Effort
Step #05: Take Advantage of Free Resources
Step #06: Adhere to a Strict Study Schedule
Step #07: Visualize Your Goals
Step #08: Write Notes by Hand
Step #09: Use Flashcards
Step #10: Prepare Visual Aids
Step #11: Revert Back to Childhood
Step #12: Embrace Mistakes
Step #13: Learn How to Listen
Step #14: Read Children's Books
Step #15: Consume Foreign Media You Find Interesting
Step #16: Listen to Radio Stations
Step #17: Learn Practical Phrases
Step #18: Record and Listen to Yourself
Step #19: Tolerate Ambiguity
Step #20: Learn the 100 Most Common Words
Step #21: Converse With Native Speakers
Step #22: Keep a Journal Written in the Chosen Language
Step #23: Improve Your Accent
