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| − | + | Would you like to get better at understanding speech in another language? One way to improve your listening skills and learn to understand native speakers when they speak at a normal rate is to listen to the radio in the language you're studying. Listening carefully can also help you improve your accent and fluency when you speak, sharpen your comprehension skills, improve your vocabulary and grammar, and enhance your ability to focus, as well as keep you abreast with the culture and colours of the language(s) you're learning. Keep reading for instructions on getting the most out of your experience. | |
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
# Find a radio station [[Learn Broadcasting Online|broadcasting]] in the language you are studying. | # Find a radio station [[Learn Broadcasting Online|broadcasting]] in the language you are studying. | ||
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# Most of all, have fun. If it's drudgery, it will be hard to make yourself do it every day. If it's fun, a game, a puzzle, something you look forward to, then you'll be listening to more and richer broadcasts as the months and years go by, and one day you'll realize you understood the whole show! | # Most of all, have fun. If it's drudgery, it will be hard to make yourself do it every day. If it's fun, a game, a puzzle, something you look forward to, then you'll be listening to more and richer broadcasts as the months and years go by, and one day you'll realize you understood the whole show! | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
