Learning a new language is less like memorizing a list and more like building a set of habits. Vocabulary matters, but words only become useful once they are heard and spoken in real sentences many times. Most learners make the fastest progress when they combine regular study with plenty of listening, reading, and conversation, even when their speech is full of mistakes. Errors are a normal part of the process and usually fade on their own as the ear grows more familiar with the patterns of the language.
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