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Why you can understand, but not speak
This is actually a very normal phenomenon in language learning. You can have much stronger comprehension than speaking ability, because understanding and producing language are related, but they rely on partly different processes in the brain. 1. Understanding is not the same as producing When you hear or read a language, your brain mainly needs to: Recognize → decode → understand For example, someone says: Mañana voy a trabajar. Your brain can recognize the words, understand
Anne Lam Music
3 days ago3 min read


Learn ANY language in FOUR STEPS
Learning a language is difficult! So, let's simplify the process in just FOUR steps. Step No. 1: Build your foundation Focus on high-frequency vocabulary and sentence structures. This way, you'll learn things that are most commonly used in day-to-day life, which will get you speaking much sooner. When you learn sentence structures, you can also find different ways to use them. Let's look at an example in English. Say you want to learn the structure, "I like _____". You can su
Anne Lam Music
Jun 144 min read
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