Refold | Speaking in your target language doesn't have to suck - Ask Ethan @Refold | Uploaded August 2023 | Updated October 2024, 15 hours ago.
In this clip from the Community Q&A, Ethan and Ben address the question: How do I deal with speaking friction?
For some, speaking comes easily after immersing themselves in their target language and building their vocabulary.
However, those cases are the exception.
The reality is, most language learners will feel like they're struggling with speaking when they first start.
That said, even though you might feel like you're struggling with speaking, you're likely much better off than those who haven't trained their ears through immersion. The difference is that you're able to recognize that you're not perfect because you're so accustomed to listening to the language.
Tune in to listen to Ethan and Ben as they address this question, share their personal experiences, and provide advice to make speaking feel easier and more natural.
Have a question you'd like Ethan to answer in the next Q&A? Submit your questions in our Discord! Then Ethan will answer the most upvoted questions on the last Thursday of EACH month.
Join Refold Discord: https://refold.la/join Refold is a company dedicated to helping language learners achieve their goals. We think it's crazy that only 1% of language learners achieve their dreams, we're here to change that.
Looking for structured guidance on your language journey?
Check out our Teach Yourself a Language course. Complete with 30 days of immersive video instruction, assignments, and hand-picked resources, we provide you with everything you need to become the master of your own language journey!
👉 Get started today: refold.link/teach-yourself-a-language-yt
☆☆ Read our FREE guide ☆☆
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In this clip from the Community Q&A, Ethan and Ben address the question: How do I deal with speaking friction?
For some, speaking comes easily after immersing themselves in their target language and building their vocabulary.
However, those cases are the exception.
The reality is, most language learners will feel like they're struggling with speaking when they first start.
That said, even though you might feel like you're struggling with speaking, you're likely much better off than those who haven't trained their ears through immersion. The difference is that you're able to recognize that you're not perfect because you're so accustomed to listening to the language.
Tune in to listen to Ethan and Ben as they address this question, share their personal experiences, and provide advice to make speaking feel easier and more natural.
Have a question you'd like Ethan to answer in the next Q&A? Submit your questions in our Discord! Then Ethan will answer the most upvoted questions on the last Thursday of EACH month.
Join Refold Discord: https://refold.la/join Refold is a company dedicated to helping language learners achieve their goals. We think it's crazy that only 1% of language learners achieve their dreams, we're here to change that.
Looking for structured guidance on your language journey?
Check out our Teach Yourself a Language course. Complete with 30 days of immersive video instruction, assignments, and hand-picked resources, we provide you with everything you need to become the master of your own language journey!
👉 Get started today: refold.link/teach-yourself-a-language-yt
☆☆ Read our FREE guide ☆☆
🗺️ Achieve true fluency via immersion with our step-by-step roadmap.
🔗 https://www.refold.la/
☆☆ Vocabulary Decks ☆☆
💬 Learn the most common 1k words with example sentences and native audio.
🔗 https://refold.la/decks
☆☆ Refold Community ☆☆
🗣️ Wanna talk about language learning? Chat with the 30,000 learners in our Discord!
🔗 https://refold.la/join
