1. When one learning a foreign language, the selection of a system
2. of teaching becomes a calculation of time, money and it need.
3. French learnt at school may be very enough to book a hotel room or
4. shop in a supermarket but will not must be enough to
5. understand and contribute on to a social conversation.
6. Even the ability to mix socially leaves one far away from having a
7. full understanding of a language and its usage. What there
8. are the more best ways of learning a language? A book
9. alone gives a limited guide to pronunciation, which it is
10. essential to understanding and being understood. Students they
11. keen on to learn should read newspapers, listen to the radio
12. and to watch programmes in the target language. Of course, this is
13. easier in the case of a European language than an obscure it
14. language such as the Thai or Armenian. Ideally, students should the
15. attend a class. Needless is to say, the establishment must
16. be chosen carefully - language teaching attracts some every
17. dishonest people who they want to get rich quick.