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<\/a>"The World in Your Hands"<\/p><\/div>\n
Study your lessons on a train<\/strong> \u2013 Trains are a great relaxing way to travel. No need to drive, just sit and learn vocabulary. If you can strike up a conversation with a foreigner, even better.<\/p>\n Study a language on a subway, bus, tram!<\/strong><\/p>\n Learn a language in the bath<\/strong> \u2013 Take your MP3 player in and just sit back and relax. The acoustics are great in the bathroom because it is a small room with water:)<\/p>\n While napping study a language with hypnopedia<\/strong> \u2013 Laying on the coach I often simple listen to a repeating loop of language words and phrases. Eventually I fall asleep and somehow I think the vocabulary sinks in my brain.<\/p>\n Walking and talking a language<\/strong> \u2013 I often walk down the street talking to myself in a foreign language. People think it is strange to see someone talking to themselves, but do you really care?<\/p>\n On a bench or in a park is a peaceful place to learn<\/strong> \u2013 Not a library? Well, nice park bench is more enjoyable in the summer. Besides maybe some pretty girl\/handsome man will come sit next to you and help you:)<\/p>\n While driving<\/strong>\u2013 I listen to Polish songs for adults and kids, as well as stories for kids or audio books while driving with my daughter!<\/p>\n On vacation or any restful place or environment<\/strong> – The main resistance to study a language is stress, doubt and lack of confidence. Why not lay on the beach and read some foreign language romance book. By the end of the short novel you will have learned a lot.<\/p>\n Church<\/strong> \u2013 Go to foreign language service. The service and text are all the same in any language, therefore go to mass in your target language and see how it feels different and let it absorb into your consciousness. In Poland there are a lot of services available in different languages, it may be harder to find a church like this in USA though…<\/p>\n What are your favorite places to study a language (besides visiting another country)?<\/p>\n Do nast<\/strong>\u0119pnego razu… <\/strong>(Till next time…)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Where do you think is the best place to study a language? Study your lessons on a train \u2013 Trains are a great relaxing way to travel. No need to drive, just sit and learn vocabulary. If you can strike up a conversation with a foreigner, even better. Study a language on a subway, bus…<\/p>\n