As the world is becoming more and more connected, learning a foreign language is an invaluable skill to have. Not only does it increase your understanding of yourself and the world, but it also allows you to form lifelong relationships with people of other cultures. It also allows you to expand your career options. Such benefits are worth the sacrifice of time and effort required to learn a new language. Taking a class, reading books or immersion into a new culture are among the ways to learn a language. However, one of the most convenient ways is with the use of CDs. Learning with CDs as your primary tool allows you greater flexibility to frequently practice and improve your foreign language abilities anywhere you go.
- Foreign language lessons on CD
- CD player
- Headphones (optional)
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Instructions
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Purchase a language course CD set. Rosetta Stone is one of the most widely used foreign language lessons that is available on CD. There are other alternatives, too.
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Listen to the CDs when there are minimal distractions. Although you can listen to the CDs anywhere, an environment without distractions that allows you to focus on the lessons is ideal. Listening to the CDs while doing housework or while driving in the car is acceptable. You can also listen to the CDs with a pair of headphones while waiting in long lines or traveling by foot, bus or train.
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Go at your own pace and play back lessons that you do not fully grasp the first time. Repetition is key to learning
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Say the words on the CD out loud to practice your pronunciation. Participate fully in the conversation exercises that encourage you to respond.