問題詳情：
I learned Japanese a few years ago. I can say that learning a language is a huge challenge to me. 26 Here are a few tips from experts which can help you become fluent.
Know why you’re studying a language.
Learning a language is not something you can just pick up and put away as you please. As Language Testing International points out, some languages can take up to 2,760 hours to learn well. Even easier languages, like French and Spanish, will take 720 hours. No one can do that much work on their own without serious motivation (動力). 27 Write it down where you can see it to keep yourself motivated.
Practice.
You can’t just do a lot of practice for one day and then take three days off. 28 Set a regular schedule and stick to it. If you can make learning a language a routine(常規，慣例), the battle is partly won.
Speak with native speakers.
Talking with a native speaker is the single best way to improve your language skills. But how can you find one? 29 Also ask your friends and family to see if they know someone who speaks your aim language.
30
A language represents people and their culture. If you don’t value the people or the culture, then you don’t value the language. So make efforts to learn about the native culture if you want to know the native language. Films and TV shows are a good place to start. Newspapers and news shows can also teach you what the people you are studying are interested in.
A. Look into the foreign culture.
B. But it is also quite worthwhile.
C. Don’t be afraid of making mistakes.
D. No one can master every word in a language.
E. So make sure you have a real reason to learn a language.
F. The knowledge you learn in one day will be forgotten in those few days.
G. Websites, like italki and weSpeke, can help you connect with others across the globe.
【回答】
BEFGA
知識點：七選五題型
題型：未分類
國文精選館
