Fluent in 3 Months: How Anyone at Any Age Can Learn to Speak Any Language from Anywhere in the World

Particular language dictionaries: The extent of free online or app-
based dictionaries that are better for particular languages is too long to
include here and may change with time, so check out fi3m.com/dict to see a
list of the best dictionaries per language, both for bilingual and monolingual
options.
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“The difference between a stumbling block and a stepping stone is how
high you raise your foot.”
—B
ENNY
L
EWIS
Don’t let choosing which book or course to use be a stumbling block that
slows you down for any reason. It should simply be a stepping stone that is
part of your greater language learning journey, most of which involves
practice, studying from other sources, and, hopefully, making good friends
for life.
While many people think that the course or tool you buy is what decides
your success in language learning, I hope I’ve shown you in this book that
the greatest tool of all is your persistence and willingness to use the
language with real people—or at least with real native books or native
audiovisual media.
Even though a perfect language learning tool doesn’t exist, you can
definitely get further with good tools. The ones I’ve listed in this chapter are
only some examples, but new ones crop up all the time, especially in the
digital age where online cheap or free options are becoming more and more
plentiful.
As such, I’ll keep an up-to-date list of my favorite ways to help you
learn languages more efficiently, as well as more thoughts that expand on
concepts introduced in this chapter, and reviews of the best known language
products, at fi3m.com/ch-10.

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CONCLUSION
L
anguage learning has truly changed my life, and it opened up doors for
me in ways I cannot even begin to describe.
Because of this, it makes me so happy to see the many regular e-mails
and comments I get from around the world on my blog and videos, telling
me that someone has been inspired to learn a language when they didn’t
believe they could before. I feel so proud to have been a small part of their
story in learning an entirely new means of communication with a different
culture.
If you are curious about my travels and my story and background, or
how I’m doing or where I am right now, feel free to read more about me on
fi3m.com/benny.
You can also find me on my blog at Fluentin3Months.com, which has
tons of articles related to language learning, and posting on Twitter
(@irishpolyglot), 
Facebook.com/fluentin 
3months,
google.com/+bennylewis, 
youtube.com/irishpolyglot, 
and
youtube.com/fluentinthreemonths. I really look forward to connecting with
you and hearing your story and progress!
To help you go further with your language learning journey, you can
find additions to this book, including interviews with many people
mentioned throughout the pages, and much more in-depth explanations of
the topics introduced at the chapter-specific links provided and at
fi3m.com/book-plus.
If any of these words have helped you or inspired you to learn a
language, please share your story with me! But most important of all, share
your newfound encouragement and enthusiasm with other potential
language learners so we can help bridge the gaps between cultures and
remove barriers by learning one another’s languages.
Even if you didn’t learn a foreign language growing up, I hope I’ve
convinced you that it’s never too late to start this exciting journey. Thanks

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for reading, and don’t forget to check out the many up-to-date additions to
this book online. Best of luck on your language learning journey—make
sure to start using your target language today!