Learning
Feb 20th 2009 08:20
I think there are two kind ways learning English.
One is active learning and the other is passive learning.
For me, active learnings are Lang-8 and to take lessons.
Passing learnings are to see dramas or movies and to read books.
After I go back to Japan, my situation will change.
For example, I will start working somewhere, I won't be able to take lessons from present teacher.
Now, I will think about how I will learn English balancing active learnings and passive learnings in Japan.
One is active learning and the other is passive learning.
For me, active learnings are Lang-8 and to take lessons.
Passing learnings are to see dramas or movies and to read books.
After I go back to Japan, my situation will change.
For example, I will start working somewhere, I won't be able to take lessons from present teacher.
Now, I will think about how I will learn English balancing active learnings and passive learnings in Japan.
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I think there are two (kind of) ways of learning (to learn) English.
For me, ways of active learnings are Lang-8 and to take lessons.
Ways of passive learnings are to see dramas or movies and to read books.
For example, I will start working somewhere, I won't be able to take lessons from my present teacher.
Now, I will think about how I will learn English balancing active learnings and passive learnings in Japan.
I think there are two kinds of ways to learn English.
For me, active learning is using Lang-8 and taking lessons.
Passing learning is like seeing dramas or movies and reading books.
For example, I will start working somewhere, and I won't be able to take lessons from my present teacher.
Now, I will think about how I will learn English balancing active learning and passive learning in Japan.
(I think so too. All the learning methods are important. Also, your English is getting better. Please keep it up!)
https://hs66.order-vault.net/evangelicaltract.com/tractORD/pdfs/JPST16.pdf
good luck to you ^_^
Reading books, especially, is a very important activity. Even for native speakers, it is neessary to read lots of books, to expand your vocabulary and improve your language skills in general.
Sometimes you can tell just by talking to someone (a native English speaker) if they read a lot of books. If they appear to be inarticulate, and to have a poor vocabulary, it is a safe bet they don't like to read!
On the other hand, the only way to get good at speaking is to speak, and the only way to get good at writing is to write (eg lang-8), so these are important activities too.
Now, I will think about how I will learn English, balancing active learning and passive learning in Japan.
Thank you for correction.
I will try to keep wrinting at lang-8 after going back to Japan.
日本に帰っても頑張ってlang-8を続けますね！
Bah_Dureさん
いつもありがとう。
The key may be how to make time for studying after going back to Japan.
danieru san
Ganbari masu. arigato!
Speaking is difficut and the most enjoyable for me.
NickTさん
そうですよね。
Sometimes, a meaning of a word would be more clear when I found the word in book.
rsmさん
Thank you for correction.
I hope I will be find a nice new teacher!