Learning A Foreign Language- 3 Great Ways To Improve Your Skills

As our society begins to recognize the benefits of bilingualism, many parents have started teaching their children a second language. And while there are many ways to fluency, here are three of our favorites to help with learning a foreign language.

Find A Language Partner

Practicing with someone who knows the language you’re learning is an invaluable resource. Since many people are interactive learners, this is an excellent method for learning a foreign language, since it engages both your speaking and listening skills. 

Watch Movies or Music Videos Online

When it comes to learning a foreign language, it doesn't get any better than watching a movie! This method is useful because it exposes you to everyday speech, slang, and other useful colloquialisms that improve your proficiency. You also get a better sense of accent and intonation as well!

Learning A Foreign Language With Bilingual Children’s Books

Kids books are an excellent resource for learning a foreign language, offering an easy-to-understand format for grammar and vocabulary. Plus, in many cases, you also get the added benefit of learning about the country and culture of that language.

Our online store provides an excellent selection of International Children’s Books, as well as CDs and DVDs to supplement you or your child’s foreign language studies. Visit us online to explore our shelves!

 



Author Bio

Cindy Shapiro Tracy is the owner and CEO of International Children’s Books. As a passionate multilingualist, she has made it her mission to share the joy of learning foreign languages – and to make it fun for everyone. Previously, she was in management in the private banking sector, with an MBA from Syracuse University. 

After working with the founder of International Children’s Books for over 20 years, she took over the business and now carefully curates the inventory for International Children’s Books, as well as her own foreign language bookstore, World of Reading, which she started in 1989. Since then, she has sold thousands of books to corporate, government, and educational institutions, as well as to parents and eager independent students. 

From “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” in Italian to “Green Eggs and Ham” in Polish, International Children’s Books has something to delight every child and adult!


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