Conversation

Laura: I've decided to start learning Japanese.

Carlos: That's great! How are you planning to study?

L: I'm considering taking a course at the university. I also plan to practice speaking with a tutor ['tu:tər] (tutor) online.

C: I tried learning Japanese a few years ago. I enjoyed studying the writing system, but I found it very difficult. I ended up quitting after three months.

L: I don't mind spending a lot of time on it. I've always been interested in Japanese culture ['kʌltʃər] (cultura). I refuse to give up this time.

C: If I were you, I would avoid trying to learn too much at once. I suggest focusing on speaking first.

L: Good advice. I need to practice speaking without being afraid of making mistakes.

C: Exactly. I miss studying languages. Maybe I should try again!

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Puede parecer buena idea machacar un tema hasta dominarlo, pero alternar diferentes temas en una misma sesión de estudio funciona mejor. La variedad obliga al cerebro a esforzarse más, y eso favorece el aprendizaje.