Of course, no one denies that learning languages is quite difficult. There are so many grammar rules and different words in which you can get confused..
Therefore, in this article I will tell you about my experience of learning a language and how to learn a language or languages with pleasure!
Initially, I went to an English tutor, because then my mother said that in the future it would be necessary to take an English exam. I didn't understand anything before. I didn't like going to extra classes and I didn't want to learn the language.
But over time I went to an English school, where everything changed. Gradually, I began to like the language itself. The way it sounds, I wanted to learn about the culture and the people who speak it. So, learning a language is a difficult task, because I think some people have gone through and are going through the same stage.
I believe that first you need to love the language itself, otherwise it will be pointless and a waste of time. Parents who force their children to do what they don't like are unlikely to develop in this direction and understand at least something.
Fall in love with the language and start improving!
Next, to get a certain level, you need to set yourself a goal. No goal - no motivation. If the goal is meaningful to you, then the result will be better.
As for me, my goal at the moment is to attain level C1. I want to pick up different phrases, immerse myself in a rather difficult level. Consequently, goals are important. Do not deny yourself anything!
Another equally important tip: create comfortable conditions for yourself to learn the language. If you want, hire a tutor, or study the language yourself.
However, if you choose to study on your own, then it is much more difficult, because no one will be able, for example, to evaluate your skills and will not answer your questions, and also show your mistakes.
In any case, it's up to you!
I think we have come to the most important advice - to put the language into practice. Without practice, you will not learn the material. I usually listen to music or podcasts, watch videos in English to understand English speech; I write down my thoughts, feelings, stories, thus training my writing skills. In my free time I read books or articles, and I even have a foreign friend! And we practice together. In my opinion, it's best to practice speaking skills where native speakers themselves live.
Do not limit your opportunities, keep at studying the language and do not give up! I believe that you will succeed! Everyone has ups and downs.