Usually, when people want to learn a new language but never do it, it's because they don't think they have the time for studying. They think they have to make time to study, to go to classes, to listen to CDs, to use software, to do flashcards and exercises... Eventually the thought of all that work becomes overwhelming and they give up before they ever get started.
Ironically, I believe it's the people who don't make time for learning a language who end up learning it the best. When you "make... continue reading at Fluent Every Year
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- I'm a traveler, a photographer, a programmer, and language lover. I learn a new language every year, and you can read about it on my web site.