Actually I believe that language learning is a different thing. During my childhood days I used to learn Hindi which was our national language during that time. For me it was easy to learn. But during our lower primary session we have been learning English and we learned English learned English through that time, alphabets, words and other things, but it lacks the practical application of the language. Apart from writing, reading, listening, there is no chance to speak that language. So, the students were very difficult to speak in English because we lacked that opportunity. But when we went to college, it was very difficult for all the people to speak in English especially I was a Malayalam medium student at that time. I took lot of effort to learn that and still now I am learning that. For me it is very different and difficult to meet up with the necessities of English language. I believe that it is all because of the learning strategies. When we learn a new language, there should be enough support from the teacher or parents and everyone should encourage the students of the new learner to become more flourish or more powerful in their language. I believe that. Moreover nowadays there are lots of platforms on social media to learn English. So it is easy for beginners to involve or make knowledge about the language. And I know some apps like CV or other kinds of AI apps which also facilitate the successful and meaningful learning of the language learner. Moreover, there are many solutions or other kinds of crash courses to tackle with the difficulties of the learning new language.
Band 6+: Describe a time when you overcame a significant language barrier. You should say: - What the situation was - How you felt initially - What strategies you used to communicate And explain what you learned from the experience.
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Actually, I believe that language learning is a different thing. During my childhood, I used to learn Hindi, which was our national language at that time. For me, it was easy to learn. But during our lower primary sessions, we learned English through alphabets, words, and other things, but it lacked the practical application of the language. Apart from writing, reading, and listening, there was no chance to speak that language. So, it was very difficult for the students to speak in English because we lacked that opportunity. When we went to college, it was very difficult for everyone to speak in English, especially since I was a Malayalam medium student at that time. I put in a lot of effort to learn it, and I am still learning. For me, it is very different and difficult to meet the necessities of the English language. I believe that it is all because of the learning strategies. When we learn a new language, there should be enough support from the teacher or parents, and everyone should encourage the new learners to become more fluent and confident in their language skills. I believe that. Moreover, nowadays, there are lots of platforms on social media to learn English, making it easier for beginners to engage and gain knowledge about the language. I know some apps like CV and other kinds of AI apps that also facilitate successful and meaningful learning for language learners. Additionally, there are many solutions and crash courses to tackle the difficulties of learning a new language.
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