Studying a Forigen Language

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It’s one thing to study for a science, math, or history class.  They all use a lot of the same principles in studying.  However if you never were one to study for a language class (even your own native language), doing so when your older is a pain!

In my case I’m one that learns from visual or auditory interactions.  However you can only do that with a language when your using it every day, not with your nose in a book.  Flash-cards don’t help, I end up just memorizing the patterns/colors you might have employed when you made them.  Writing things down works a bit, but not as much as one would like; not to mention incredibly time consuming for an asian language…  No matter what I need music going–normally something electric in nature–to keep my mind from wandering!

This is all alright, and really isn’t that much of a problem until “The Test“, the one test that is the final one, of a class that has no tests.  So for the last week I’ve been worried sick, studying like a madman, trying to understand the oddities of

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