Lucas tried to learn English at school for 10 years.
He was one of the worst students in class.
His friends even made fun of him and gave him a Russian textbook as a joke because they thought he would never learn that language, or any language.
And then Lucas started to experiment with methods, looking for his own way to learn, for example, by having Skype chat conversations with strangers.
And after just 10 years, Lucas is able to speak 11 languages fluently.
Does that sound like a miracle? Well, I see such miracles every single day.
As a language mentor, I help people learn languages by themselves, and I see this every day.
People struggle with language learning for five, 10, even 20 years, and then they suddenly take their learning into their own hands, start using materials which they enjoy, more effective methods, or they start tracking their learning so that they can appreciate their own progress, and that's when suddenly they magically find the language talent that they were missing all their lives.
So if you've also tried to learn a language and you gave up, thinking it's too difficult or you don't have the language talent, give it another try. Maybe you're also just one enjoyable method away from learning that language fluently. Maybe you're just one method away from becoming a polyglot.
Thank you.