Learning a Language by Using What You Love
When I first started learning languages, I realized something important: it’s not really about memorizing grammar rules. A language is just a tool. Its purpose is communication. And like any tool, the best way to learn how to use it is by watching how the experts — native speakers — actually use it. For example, you can’t just copy English sentence structures when speaking Japanese. The meaning might survive, but it will sound completely unnatural. Each language has its own “design patterns.” ...