EFFECTIVE WAYS OF LEARNING A NEW LANGUAGE

Dilafruz Omonova

doi:10.2024/8r4esx25

Authors

Dilafruz Omonova Polytechnic College 1, Oqdaryo District Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/8r4esx25

Keywords:

language learning, immersion, communicative approach, spaced repetition, multimedia learning, technology-enhanced learning

Abstract

This article explores the most effective ways to acquire a new language, including immersion, communicative practice, spaced repetition, multimedia learning, and the use of technology. A review of relevant literature highlights the cognitive and practical benefits of these approaches, offering insights into how learners can optimize their language acquisition journey.

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