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

Hello everybody, and welcome back to another blog post! Today, we're going to talk about three things you're probably doing that are making language learning a lot more difficult than it actually is. Now, don't get me wrong. Learning a language is inherently difficult, but there are certain habits that most language learners do that make the process even harder. No. 1: You're using the wrong strategy. Many language learners try to just memorize random lists of vocabulary. Why