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⏳Ever wondered how long it'll take to finally master English? Are you stuck in the dreaded "intermediate plateau"? Wondering how much time do you need to put in daily or weekly to see results? Then this episode of the Learn English Podcast is for you!
🗣Many language learners hit what's called the "intermediate plateau," where progress seems to slow down even though you're working hard. Sound familiar? You’re not alone—this is a normal part of language learning. It can be frustrating when you feel like you have spent years studying, but still can't speak fluently or understand native speakers.
🎧We’ll break down what this plateau means, how it happens, and most importantly, how to push past it. Together, we'll look at expert advice, including insights from language-learning experts who has some valuable tips on navigating this tricky phase. We discuss different guides that you can use to estimate how long it will take you to learn English. By the end of this episode, you'll have a better understanding of your language-learning timeline and what steps you can take to improve your English fluency. If you've been studying English for a while and feel stuck or frustrated, this episode is for you!
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📝 Vocabulary List:
Plateau: a period of little or no progress
Polyglot: a person who knows and can speak several languages
Tune in: to start listening to a radio or television program
Hurdle: an obstacle
Ballpark figure: a rough estimate
To be on your mind: to be thinking about something
To go through something: to experience a difficult or unpleasant situation
To run across: to meet or find by chance
To get to the heart of something: to understand the most important part of something
To set realistic goals: to establish goals that are achievable
📜SOURCES
Storylearning: https://storylearning.com/)
DreamingSpanish: https://www.dreamingspanish.com/method)
U.S. State Department: https://www.state.gov/foreign-language-training/)