
🔁 Episode 73 - Stop learning and start using English
Dans cet épisode, Richard Watson nous donne des conseils pour sortir des méthodes trop académiques d'apprentissage et nous raconte que le meilleur moyen d'apprendre une nouvelle langue est la pratique. Cliquez ici pour lire le transcript Hosted by Audiomeans. Visit audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite for more information.
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Hello everyone, this is Richard Watson and this is Ang Lee The Easy Way. Today I'd like to talk about something that I've mentioned many times in this podcast, but it's a way of getting away from an academic approach to learning. We've talked about it many times, but especially the message for this episode would be stop learning English
and start using it more. I'd like you to think of something that you're really good at. You might be a great basketball player. You may be good at football. You could be a good musician, or perhaps you can run a marathon. Some people can paint or compose music, or you might be able to sew clothes, or might design complex computer programs.
And some people ride motorbikes and are kind of experts when it comes to riding motorbikes. So I'd like you to think of something you're really good at. And yes, I'm talking to you out there. Think about what you're good at. Really good at. Now you should pause the podcast for a moment and stop and do this properly. Make a little list in your head.
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