Well, actually it’s not possible to be as fluent in a foreign language as a native, unless you are born and brought up there – you can just go very closer to it through lots of practice. But, when you are starting it at very early age and following every golden rule that are commonly suggested during PTE preparation in Canberra, you can master the skill a bit better. So, know what are some of those tricks.
Start the Learning Process as Early as Possible
A baby starts responding to any sound from the age of 3months and by 6 months, they generally start uttering vowels. By 1year they can comprehend small instruction and semi sentences. So, it’s better you don’t miss this very delicate opportunity. Every time you communicate with your baby, even if it is one-way communication, use the language that you want to teach them.
Learn It First
The more your baby will listen the words and sentences of the language for day to day conversation, the more fluent it will become day by day. If any of your family members is fluent on this foreign language, utilise it. Or else, it’s best you start taking classes from any expert so that you don’t have to employ any trainer, a teacher said to its students during PTE preparation in Canberra.
Utilise Online Resources
Even though you always communicate with your baby on that foreign language, as you don’t have the right accent (probably), your kid also would learn the same accent. So, introduce them to several online videos and audios. You can find interesting animation movies, cartoons, songs etc. in the target language. Play them regularly in front of your kid. As babies are very good learner, they will catch it very quickly. So, start stocking such videos and audios from today and train your kid about how to play them.
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