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Remember this face of the process do not worry about the content and meaning of words or sentences because at this point you just want to know how sounds are represented graphically the new language so that when you hear it and do the operation reverse, ie convert sounds into graphic representations is, the act of writing. b) Do not stop reading: Once you learned to read do not forget to read the entire article as brochure or fall into your hands because the act of reading as it enriches your vocavulario always find new words in familiar contexts and find words as known and unknown contexts and thus extend your ability to express yourself in the new language because you will have more examples and analogies to help you. 2) The ear canal: Discover the hidden musicality of language. Each language has a musicality particular, is a rhythm, intonation which is closely linked to correct grammar makes something that is not grammatically correct just sounds bad. If you can discover the hidden musicality of the language can do without having to memorize rigid grammatical rules. Listen carefully to the conversations of Native every time paying close attention to intonation and try to imitate it mentally or out loud if you do watching television or radio. .
