How to Learn a Language The reasons for learning a language are unique to each individual. It could be for professional growth, relocating to a new country, connecting with a partner, or simply as a hobby. The methods and challenges of learning a language also vary, but it’s not just about talent. How many times have you heard someone say, “I’m terrible at languages; I failed insert language at school”? What people often overlook is that motivation and circumstance play a crucial role in language learning. In school, priorities might be elsewhere, and learning a language isn't always by choice. But when we’re truly engaged in something we’re passionate about, it becomes less of a chore and more of an exciting journey. So, how do we learn a language efficiently? Let’s explore the key factors and how to use them to our advantage. Linguistic Distance Linguistic distance refers to how similar two languages are, not geographically but linguistically. For instance, Russia and Finland ...