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English phrase to TRANSLATE:

[h3]Enjoyment[/h3] We all have different preferences for how we like to learn and absorb new information. Some people (like myself) love books, and other paper-based materials. Others swear by applications that turn learning into a kind of game. There are also many people that enjoy a hands-on approach to learning, where they get to directly practice everything that they're taught. Narrow down your resources according to what you think is most enjoyable about language learning. If you find a particular format or method boring, don't use it! This even goes for more aesthetic choices, too—if a resource is too ugly, glitchy, or unreliable, you don't have to force yourself to pick it.

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Votes: 0 [h3]Kenikmatan[/h3] Kita semua mempunyai pilihan yang berbeza tentang cara kita ingin belajar dan menyerap maklumat baharu. Sesetengah orang (seperti saya) menyukai buku, dan bahan berasaskan kertas lain. Yang lain bersumpah dengan aplikasi yang mengubah pembelajaran menjadi sejenis permainan. Terdapat juga ramai orang yang menikmati pendekatan pembelajaran secara langsung, di mana mereka dapat mempraktikkan secara langsung semua yang diajar kepada mereka. Kecilkan sumber anda mengikut perkara yang anda fikir paling menyeronokkan tentang pembelajaran bahasa. Jika anda mendapati format atau kaedah tertentu membosankan, jangan gunakannya! Ini juga berlaku untuk lebih banyak pilihan estetik—jika sumber itu terlalu hodoh, bercanggah atau tidak boleh dipercayai, anda tidak perlu memaksa diri untuk memilihnya. oogle

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