Keep in mind that the method I’ve shared is just one way to approach a language study project through foreign movies. Of course, whatever method you decide to use, the benefits of studying foreign movies are countless.
I love watching foreign language movies, because they:
Expose you to new cultural situations.
Are a great way to observe body language and other nonverbal cues.
Have more “authentic” vocabulary than what you might find in a textbook.
Allow you to pick up idioms and colloquial ways of expressing ideas.
Show a language being used in “real world” scenarios.
Watching foreign movies can benefit your language learning projects, but only if you study them.
Approach watching foreign movies the same way you approach any other part of your language learning project. You’ll get out of foreign language movies what you put into them.
Then soon enough the time will come where the fact that it’s in another language will be irrelevant, and you’ll enjoy it just as you would a movie in your native tongue.
What’s your favourite foreign language movie? Let us know in the comments.
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