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[mondlylanguages]

Today's lesson: animals in Spanish. 🦁 🐭 🐻 Sound on to practice now or save it for later. 📌

[innovativelanguagelearning]

10 Ways to Improve Pronunciation in 34 Languages

There are no shortcuts to perfect pronunciation, however there are some ways you can practise more effectively and improve your skills faster. Follow our ten top tips, start improving your pronunciation today and take a step closer towards your goal of perfect pronunciation.

Afrikaans       Arabic       Bulgarian       Cantonese

Chinese       Czech       Danish       Dutch       English

Filipino       Finnish       French       German       Greek

Hebrew       Hindi       Hungarian       Indonesian       Italian

Japanese       Korean       Norwegian       Persian       Polish

Portuguese       Romanian       Russian       Spanish       Swahili

Swedish       Thai       Turkish       Urdu       Vietnamese

1. Sing along to your favorite songs in the language you're studying.

2. Read out loud to practice pronunciation.

3. Repeat lines from TV shows to practice!

4. Speak entire phrases out loud to practice the rhythm of a new language.

5. Speak a lot with your teacher. He or she can correct you and help you improve.

6. Record your speech and listen to your own recording.

7. Shadow a native speaker to practice your pronunciation.

8. Chat with native speakers to improve your pronunciation and practice colloquial speech.

9. Practice pronunciation drills for sounds you have trouble making.

10. Take care to correctly pronounce words you find particularly interesting!

And if you really want your skills to take off, make use of our tools and resources. They are designed to help you get to the next level in the fastest, easiest and most fun way! Just click the link in the description to sign up for a FREE lifetime account.

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[debbie-zoomin]

I thought it would be a good time to talk about METAS (Goals). • Mi META es viajar a Italia pudiendo hablar italiano. My GOAL is to travel to Italy being able to speak Italian • META can mean, GOAL - as in something that you want to achieve. Por ejemplo: mis METAS para este año son... my GOALS for this year are... • OR • META can mean FINISH LINE. Por ejemplo: ¿dónde está la META? Where is the FINISH LINE? • AND • META (also known as PORTERÍA) in Spanish is also the GOAL in game or match. Por ejemplo: la pelota entró a la META - the ball went into the GOAL. • ¿Tienes metas nuevas para este años? Do you have new goals for this year? Hasta pronto, Debbie #spanishtidbits #speakspanish #learnspanish #funwithspanish #metas #goals #lovelanguage #finishline https://www.instagram.com/p/CJgOG9RHXCe/?igshid=1btxurir3qez3

[spanishpod101]

You will almost always be able to say any of these three to mean “I’m sorry”, but remember it anyways! You don’t want to say perdón if your friend gets food poisoning! 🙇

Want to learn more Spanish? Get started by downloading our FREE PDF Spanish cheatsheets here: https://goo.gl/E4V1pC

[mondlylanguages]

¡Hola! Time for a paw-some Spanish lesson. 🐾 Now tell us: are you a cat person or a dog person? 🐱🐶

[mondlylanguages]

¡Arriba, arriba! 🐭 Here are a few words to help consolidate your everyday Spanish vocab. 👌

[mondlylanguages]

False friends may appear similar, but their meanings differ. 🥵 What other tricky pairs do you know? 👀

[innovativelanguagelearning]

Top 10 Language Learning Strategies

Are you applying these 10 strategies?

Take your language learning to the next level and if you need help setting up goals a schedule and routine, Pick a language below and download the “ULTIMATE GUIDE TO LEARNING A LANGUAGE”:

Afrikaans       Arabic      Bulgarian       Cantonese

Chinese       Czech       Danish       Dutch       English

Filipino       Finnish       French       German       Greek

Hebrew       Hindi       Hungarian       Indonesian       Italian

Japanese       Korean       Norwegian       Persian       Polish

Portuguese       Romanian       Russian       Spanish       Swahili

Swedish       Thai       Turkish       Urdu       Vietnamese

1. Listen and read along to understand Japanese better.

2. Record your voice and compare your pronunciation with native Japanese speakers.

3. Download dialog tracks and listen to the Japanese conversations.

4. Repeat the phrases that you hear out loud again and again.

5. Review old lessons to master them completely.

6. Improve your listening skills by reviewing each line of the conversation with the Line-by-Line Audio tool.

7. Stay motivated by tracking your learning progress with the Dashboard.

8. Read lines slowly at first. Then re-read and increase your speed.

9. Set small and measurable learning goals with a deadline.

10. Try harder lessons to challenge yourself and improve faster.