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EPISODE · Apr 16, 2016 · 20 MIN

012 How to Listen to Stuff You Don’t Understand

from SpongeMind Podcast · host Jonson Lee 존슨 리

Consistent and persistent listening is the most important factor in language learning. In other words, input is king! However, most language learners give up too early because they "can't understand anything they hear." This is a huge mistake in that it massively decreases the language input they are getting. We must listen repetitively to things we don't at first understand in order to one day understand it. In this podcast, we'll get into just how that can be done. Repetitive listening goes a long way.

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