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Everyone says you have to leave your comfort zone to learn a language, but is it really true? 

I started learning Mandarin in 1968 with flashcards and reel-to-reel tapes, and here is what I would do differently today. 

Today I want to talk about learning slowly — and why if you accept that learning a language takes time, learning slowly actually gets you there faster. 

Why do so many people around the world want to learn a new language? 🌍 Is it for travel, work, or just for fun? In this episode of the 5-Minute English Podcast, you’ll practice listening to a natural English conversation and improve your speaking step by step.👉 Don’t forget to ... Show More

<p>Want to learn a language by yourself, but not sure how? Find out how to learn a language from home with John Fotheringham, who has spent two decades learning what works—and what doesn’t.</p> <p>John is an author, linguist, teacher, and creator of <a href="http://languagemaster ... Show More

Man, I’d give anything to have a day off. Have you ever felt this way? I know learning another language is not easy, and requires daily practice. I’m pretty sure that since you listen to this podcast, you must give it your best shot when it comes to learning English. I give you a ... Show More

<p>Get the transcript at <a href= "http://www.feelgoodenglish.com">www.feelgoodenglish.com</a></p> <p>If you are listening to this, it's very likely you have learned a foreign language which is English; good for you, great job by the way.</p> <p>And maybe you have tried or you ar ... Show More