Are you planning to learn a new language? But the problem is that you are not getting enough time to join a language class or start an online massive open online course  ‘’officially’’. Don’t worry! Here I am giving you 10 effective ways that will help you to learn a new language in just 5 minutes!
You only need to close down your ‘’procrastination’’ chapter of your life, which create great hindrances in learning new things. It only needs your dedication and love for the new language. Secondly, keep a small notebook and pencil to record anything new instantly, which you may encounter throughout your day. Okay let us start our 10 tips to learn a new language in 5 minutes!

PLAN your day’s schedule

While taking shower, making or having your breakfast, or while reaching your office or school speak out your day’s schedule in the language that you are learning.

Read the NEWS

Go through the news story in French, rather in English. Check out the top stories, read the headlines and any one complete news story, which attracts you. Because the things that you like help you to learn faster.

Learn new PHRASES

From that news story try to pick at least 3 new phrases and note down them. It’s good to keep a small notebook in your bag or you may use Evernote if you want.

 

Subscribe YOUTUBE channels:

Youtube is one of the most effective tools to learn a new language faster. Subscribe channels of your interest in the language that you are learning and watch at least 5 minutes video during your break time. It is not necessary to watch a language learning channel.

Listen SONGS

It’s been a great fun to listen a song in a new language. Try to listen again and again so that you can memorise some phrases or words in a musical note!

 

Join CONVERSATIONS

Join different forums and Facebook conversations and answer the questions actively. It won’t take 5 minutes to reply. Suppose you have joined 5 forums and Facebook pages, so visit only one in one day.

 

Translate your SURROUNDINGS

Keep your eyes moving and translate the sentences and words that you see in your surroundings. It may be a menu card or a flyer; a message on the wall or may be a bus number!

 

Describe what you SEE

You may pick any object in your office or classroom or while walking in a garden or sitting in your bedroom and start describing it in the language, which you are learning. Try to use new verbs and adjectives to describe it. If you think that you are stuck then so many online vocabulary tools will help you here.

Use GOOGLE to learn something NEW

Learn a new interesting thing or a fact and for this Google is your best friend. Search about new technology, facts about your favourite destination or any topic of your interest.

RECORD your day

After spending a busy day, record everything in your language notebook and then read it out loud.

 

Hurray! You have learned a lot today without spending extra amount of time during your busy schedule.