What are the best ways to learn a language on the go?

You might be surprised to find there are lots of moments throughout the day we can transform into language learning opportunities.

These might be on your commute, during an exercise session, or even just when you're trying to kill some time.

In this video, we'll introduce you to three tips for learning on the go.

Number one, how to learn a language on the go.

Many of us are probably used to studying when we have time to sit down and concentrate.

We take out textbooks and notepads and prepare to focus our attention for an hour or so, like in a classroom.

It might be hard to think of studying in other settings, like when you're sitting on a bus or are stuck in traffic, but there are still things you can do, even if your hands are full.

For example, think about your commute. How much time do you spend traveling to and from work, school, or other activities throughout the week?

If you have a one-hour commute every day, that's a lot of time you could be spending working on your language skills.

Even if you're not ready to devote your whole commute to study, a little bit every day will help.

But how do you study in environments like these?

By changing the way you approach your learning.

These days, many people now have a computer right in their pocket. Smartphones make it easy to access many different kinds of study materials.

Depending on our needs and the time we have available, we can watch YouTube videos, listen to podcasts,

study vocabulary, review infographics, and more.

There are many different ways to build our language skills, and we can choose study methods

that work for our schedules, our personalities, and our goals.

There are a lot of different methods to consider, so in part two, we're going to share

a few ideas to help you get started.

Number two, five easy ways to learn a language on the go.

If you're standing on a crowded train, you can't pull out a book or do workbook problems.

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