Use Music to Supercharge your Language Learning

“Once you embody it, once you’re producing it in song, it really improves pronunciation, confidence, memory.” - Desta Haile Listening to music isn’t just an enjoyable way of learning a new language, it can also teach you so much about culture, about politics and about the words people are really using.  Desta runs the Languages Through Music programme, bringing two decades of experience to help her students make music an effective and intentional part of their learning. And in this episode, she shares her top tips. This brand-new series of The Language Podcast is a toolkit for all you language learners out there - whether you’re learning for the first time, or adding another language to your arsenal. In this episode you will learn:How music’s ability to tap into our emotions aids language learningWhat types of songs you should be picking to integrate music into your journeyStories of how music deepens human connectionWhat you should be listening out for and focusing on during the listening process Find out more about Teach Yourself here: www.teachyourself.com.  Your host is polyglot Richard Simcott. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review and a 5-star rating - it really helps to reach more language lovers like you. If you want to see more of us, you can find us on:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/language.pod/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@TheLanguagePod Website: https://www.thelanguagepodcast.com  The Language Podcast is an OG Podcasts production.     Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.