April 13, 2007 at 10:02 am
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Songs for learning languages
It’s easy and effective. Your brain will remember words that are embedded in music easier. As with anything you will take away a percentage of what you learn. For example, if you learn one song you might take away five words. Five words are a lot actually. Listening is painless and can be done anywhere and you can learn all day long. There are books written that group songs for grammatical concepts. One idea is try to find 10 songs in your target language you like. Get the lyrics and translate it. Next, listen to it over and over until the words sink in. You can create a test for yourself with the words from the lyrics.
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