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Week One Starter Kit
Have you ever noticed how somebody will be doing credibly well in a new language, then they’ll get stuck trying to find a word? Suddenly, they drop back into their mother tongue with something like:’ How do you say that in __? Even though it’s such a natural thing to happen, this is probably the […]
Using leverage
A wonderful idea that comes out of Chinese martial arts is that of ‘four ounces redirecting one thousand pounds’. It refers to a kung fu master fighting with someone many times larger and physically more powerful. The master knows how to move and how to touch the larger person in such a way that the […]
Learn to say what you can say
Learn to say what you can say, not spend time trying to say what you can’t say. This means that if you’re trying to speak a language you should spend time trying to say what you can’t say, but you should spend most of your time practicing what you already can say a useful one. […]
Never Give Up
It’s about 2016, when I decided to get a MBA degree, and there were 2 months left till I get the exam. I needed to learn several books to pass the exam. At that time, I had put down the English language for 6-something years, and I needed to pick up the management again. It […]
Use What You Know Already
The idea printed in The Third Ear is different to traditional ideas of language learning, which say that a person who has to memorize many words in order to be able to speak a language. It says that A language learner should focus attention on what he/she knows already. Why is this the case? Kevin, […]
Words are the Core of Language
The author of The Third Ear makes the point that individual words play a much more important role in language than grammar. In the beginning was the word. ‘Me, you together eat go,’ says the man with the hat. He’s found a way to make the effort to learn some words — just a few […]
My Essay on The Third Ear Chapter 7
If we want to learn a language easily, quickly and effectively, then it’s important to use some emotional and psychological states. Alternatively, allowing the literally hundreds of thousands of the vocabulary to overwhelm us. On one end, we have a state that the author calls BrainSoaking. And, on the other end there is another state […]
My Essay on The Third Ear Chapter 6
What’s Audibol ? Do you know the word ‘audibol’? Have you wondered, when you were very small, long before you could talk, whether or not you could think about things? And in what way did you think? Or so you didn’t remember the things at that time. But if you observe babies, you will find […]
Active involvement
Dear Suizhe, Long time no see. Hope you that everything is smooth. I know that you well want to pick up the English language easily and quickly. Therefore I write this letter to you to share some English-learning approaches. Currently, I’m reading a book The Third Ear about how to learn any language effectively. It’s […]
Pay attention! Do stuff!
Dear Jeaness, Today I have learned something interesting from a book The Third Ear about language learning that are quite different from what I have learned in school. Remember that English teachers of school always said that how to do to learn English, however, as with me, most of the students who was learning English […]
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