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Hosted by Lindsay Dow · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 120 episodes
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How to Learn a Language is the podcast with the very self-explanatory name!We’ll cover all aspects of language learning, especially focusing on learning how to learn languages better. From time to time guests might pop by to share how they learn languages, but mostly it’ll be me and you hanging out so hey, get comfy and let's learn how to learn a language.Follow for more at https://www.lindsaydoeslanguages.com/podcastGot a question? A topic you'd like covered or a guest you'd like to hear from? Email me at lindsay[at]doeslanguages[dot]com.
Lindsay Dow hosts How to Learn a Language, a education show with 120 episodes published.
Can you travel China with only HSK1 level? In this episode, I share my month-long experience travelling China with basic Chinese skills. Discover how translation apps, digital payments, and visiting less touristy cities
This episode of How to Learn a Language explores the three most common obstacles language learners face: picking resources, speaking practice, and plateaus. I'll share practical strategies to overcome these challenges an
Discover 10 essential Tagalog words for your first trip to the Philippines. From the polite "po" to local food favourites like adobo and halo-halo, plus useful terms like CR (comfort room) and barangay, these Filipino wo
Today, I'm sharing my bare minimum language learning routine...it's zero! I explain why having a zero buffer day can actually boost long-term progress. You'll hear what my current Chinese study routine looks like, includ
This episode explores why your accent does not define your language ability. I share a bit on my personal experiences with accent bias and explain a key mindset change that we should all remember. Plus, you'll learn a si
If you love BTS, K-Pop Demon Hunters or K-dramas and have started learning Korean, this is for you. You can learn Korean anywhere - you don't have to be in Korea! Whether you’re starting out or stuck on a plateau, these
Language learning prompts can build real fluency when they are 3 key things. And ChatGPT? Your AI language prompts aren't likely to be these 3 things! Generic ChatGPT prompts often fail due to lack of structure and accou
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Want to use Duolingo better to learn a language? Learn how to use Duolingo to improve your writing skills beyond simple recognition. Here's 3 practical methods to turn Duolingo lessons into real writing practice. --- **G
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Learn how to write better in any language by embracing...mistakes. Yes, really. Here's some practical tips to change your attitude towards mistakes, set mistake goals, and use those mistakes to improve your writing. Disc
Curious about languages with different writing systems but not sure where to begin? Oh, hello! This is your start point - Writing Systems 101! This episode offers a clear, jargon-free introduction to different scripts. -
Creative constraints can boost your language learning, especially as a beginner. Learn how working with limited resources, using prompts like Promptly, and setting personal challenges help overcome overwhelm and build co
We all have different preferences when it comes to language learning. When I created Language Life, I wanted it to be something that doesn't guilt-trip or shame you. So, I made sure it supports different learning prefere
Active listening is key to improving your foreign language skills beyond passive background listening. Here's how to make it easy so you can listen better in any foreign language - develop an effective listening process,
Feeling stuck, overwhelmed, stressed with your languages? Taking a break may well be the answer. In this episode, I debunk the myth that pausing means failure and explains how breaks help the brain process and retain new
Discover five easy ways to read more in a foreign language. You can read more in any language without needing to set aside hours each time. Here's how to fit it in! --- **GET STARTED FOR FREE** 🎁 Free Video Training - H
"Woah! You speak that language I've never heard of tat only 10 people speak?!" 🙄 For me, learning uncommon languages is rewarding beyond clout or showing off. In this episode I explain why I love learning lesser studied
Feel stuck and not improving with your Korean? I've got 3 key reasons why your progress may be slow and how to fix them using the 3 Fs of language learning. --- **GET STARTED FOR FREE** 🎁 Free Video Training - How to Fi
Ever wondered why you always make the same mistakes? The answer could be fossilisation. This episode explores fossilization in language learning, a phenomenon where certain language mistakes become fixed and difficult to
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