Learning *about* a language does not mean youve *learned* a language [Re: MT method devotees] @mezzoguild
Learning *about* a language does not mean youve *learned* a language [Re: MT method devotees]  @mezzoguild
Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This is in reference to: mezzoguild.com/michel-thomas-review

I get that we all have our favorite methods, products, courses, etc. for learning a foreign language. I have mine.

Over the last year in particular, I've received a lot of pushback on my comments re: Michel Thomas. People seem religiously devoted to this method. It may just be because I'm wrong and the method's amazing but I think there's another reason:

Learning a lot *about* a language can leave you feeling as if you've *learned* the language.

There's a big difference.

What are your thoughts?
Learning *about* a language does not mean youve *learned* a language [Re: MT method devotees]
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Learning *about* a language does not mean you've *learned* a language [Re: MT method devotees]

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