11-08-2020, 12:33 PM
One year later, my english improved a lot, damn.
Now, i can go for listening and speaking at last.
One thing i don't get it is: why these language-learning apps keeps pushing the translate factor to us ? This doesn't work at all, for fucks sake. Instead, they can be more effective at using images in the learning process, because the image assimilation works WAY better when you're learning a new language.
An example is: when you face a word like this:
ほうき - höki
If you try to translate that, is broom. But if instead of translating to another language, using:
![[Imagem: images?q=tbn:ANd9GcThNB20rxFWMd91BY3wIWj...pj6Wus-F-c]](http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcThNB20rxFWMd91BY3wIWjNsxiwMmzLnq8AGDFvg667K7dVbonngaPlFOAPRzb0_OyJiw_utBcFipj6Wus-F-c)
Get it ? Way more easy, no ?
Hope it helps.
Now, i can go for listening and speaking at last.
One thing i don't get it is: why these language-learning apps keeps pushing the translate factor to us ? This doesn't work at all, for fucks sake. Instead, they can be more effective at using images in the learning process, because the image assimilation works WAY better when you're learning a new language.
An example is: when you face a word like this:
ほうき - höki
If you try to translate that, is broom. But if instead of translating to another language, using:
Get it ? Way more easy, no ?
Hope it helps.