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What’s a simple way to sound more natural when speaking?

Imitate how native speakers talk

Use the longest, most difficult words

Avoid contractions

Speak as slowly as possible

What’s a common fear when speaking a new language?

Sounding silly or making mistakes

Not knowing how to write

Using too many big words

Speaking too fluently

What’s the best way to learn new words?

Hear them in context and try using them

Memorize long vocabulary lists

Only study with a dictionary

Learn all the grammar first

Why do parents get excited when babies say “mama”?

They think the baby is calling them

The baby really understands the word

It means the baby is a genius

Babies only say “mama” if they mean it

What’s a smart way to improve your pronunciation?

Copy native speakers by listening to them

Read only grammar books

Write words over and over

Memorize pronunciation rules

Why do babies understand more than they can say?

Their brains absorb words before they can pronounce them

They don’t hear enough language

They’re afraid of speaking

They’re too lazy to try

What should you do when you forget a word while speaking?

Use gestures or explain in simple words

Stop talking completely

Switch back to your first language

Give up on the conversation

What’s the funniest part of how babies learn to talk?

Sometimes they say words without knowing the meaning

They always get everything right

They never make mistakes

They learn only by reading

Why is making mistakes actually a good thing?

It helps you learn faster

It means you’re not good at languages

You should avoid mistakes at all costs

Native speakers don’t make mistakes

What’s a good way to stop being afraid of speaking?

Practice even if you make mistakes

Wait until your grammar is perfect

Speak only with a teacher

Use only written language

What’s a funny mistake you could make when translating directly?

Saying “I’m pregnant” instead of “I’m full”

Saying “Hello” instead of “Goodbye”

Using a big word correctly

Writing instead of speaking

Why do people sometimes freeze when speaking a new language?

They’re afraid of making mistakes

They don’t know any words

Their brain can’t process new languages

Speaking is harder than listening

Why is listening important in language learning?

It helps you understand words before speaking

It’s the fastest way to memorize grammar

It’s more important than speaking

It makes you sound like a native speaker immediately

How is learning a second language like being a baby again?

You have to listen first and speak later

You need someone to feed you

You should avoid making mistakes

You should only learn simple words

Why do babies sometimes say “mama” without knowing what it means?

They’re just experimenting with sounds

They’re calling their mom

They memorized the word

They learned it from a book

What happens before babies say their first words?

They listen and absorb language

They read books

They write down words they hear

They understand grammar rules

What can adults learn from how babies learn language?

Making mistakes is part of learning

Memorizing vocabulary is the best method

Speaking fluently happens overnight

You should avoid speaking until you’re perfect

Why do some kids start talking later than others?

Everyone learns at their own pace

They don’t hear enough words

Their brains aren’t ready for language

They’re just being lazy

What’s the best way to learn a language according to the reading?

Listen a lot and practice speaking

Study grammar for hours

Translate everything into your first language

Wait until you’re fluent to start speaking

Why do babies start talking with words like “mama” and “papa”?

Those sounds are easier to say

Parents teach them first

Babies know the meaning from birth

It’s a coincidence