Many language learners focus on speaking, but without words, there’s nothing to say. That’s why I consider reading to be such a powerful tool for fluency. It builds vocabulary, reinforces listening, and helps words stick.
Bonus tip: when you read and listen together, you give yourself more exposure to the language, making it easier to recall words when you speak.
I use listening while multitasking, but when I sit down to study, I read. What about you? Do you prefer listening or reading when learning a language?
Steve Kaufmann - lingosteve
Many language learners focus on speaking, but without words, there’s nothing to say. That’s why I consider reading to be such a powerful tool for fluency. It builds vocabulary, reinforces listening, and helps words stick.
Bonus tip: when you read and listen together, you give yourself more exposure to the language, making it easier to recall words when you speak.
I use listening while multitasking, but when I sit down to study, I read. What about you? Do you prefer listening or reading when learning a language?
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