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Index
Cover Contents Title Copyright Preface Introduction Chapter 1: Why learn a language?
Reasons for learning a language
Chapter 2: Preparation
Using your time well You will be your own teacher Choosing a language Setting goals
Chapter 3: Choosing your tools
Recorded language courses Textbooks Dictionaries Phrasebooks Cassettes, CDs and MP3s Reading for pleasure Internet Radio and television Flashcards Notebooks Studying at school or for an examination Tools: a summary
Chapter 4: Getting started
Learn how to read the language Learning from your textbooks Using the phrasebook Using your notebooks The 80/20 rule Choose your vocabulary Formal or informal Alphabet Bribe yourself
Chapter 5: Make your own survival course Chapter 6: Learning a different alphabet or writing system
When the alphabet or writing system is entirely different Transliteration Learn to recite the alphabet
Chapter 7: Using a dictionary Chapter 8: Recorded material
Imitate the music of the language Complete language courses Other recorded material
Chapter 9: Vocabulary
The fast way to a huge vocabulary Active learning Other ways to learn vocabulary Learning a language is more than vocabulary
Chapter 10: Your plan
First day Second day Third and fourth days Fifth and sixth days Seventh day Week two Weeks three and four Week five or six
Chapter 11: Using ‘lost’ time
What is lost time? Taking time from other activities Learning on the job
Chapter 12: Enjoy light reading
Comics Jokes and joke books Books, magazines and newspapers Reading materials on the internet
Chapter 13: Language classes
Formal lessons are a form of self-discipline Getting the most out of your language class Finding the right language class
Chapter 14: Meeting people
Meeting native speakers Attending functions Making friends Visit the country Get out into your local community Don’t worry about making mistakes
Chapter 15: Grammar
The importance of grammar A simple grammar lesson Putting grammar into practice
Chapter 16: Plan your own immersion program
The benefits of immersion days Preparing for an immersion day Suggested plan Immersion-day outings Mini–immersion days
Chapter 17: What if you just don’t feel like it?
Your contingency plan Discouragement
Chapter 18: Using the internet
Getting started: using search engines Language courses on the internet Online dictionaries Online reading materials Web translations Internet radio Audio files Video files Shopping for language tools online Language course websites
Chapter 19: Advice for school and university students
Learning ancient languages
Chapter 20: Language addicts Chapter 21: How to make a comeback Afterword Appendix A: Model survival course Appendix B: Language websites Index
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