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Thanks for the A2A.I studied Hungarian briefly and will share my experience here.Since you already speak Arabic, French and English, you can be considered an experienced language learner.Hungarian is just another language. It’s maybe a little more complex than English, but not more than the other two.The vocabulary of Hungarian shares relatively very little with your other languages. This means you will have to build from zero. However, Hungarian is a very logical language and you can build more complex words with simpler ones. So at some point in the learning process, hopefully soon, you will hit the “sweet spot”.Sounds in Hungarian work differently from those in your other languages, especially in the distinction of vowel length. You want to pay attention to that and master it at the very beginning.“Vowel Harmony” will be a new concept for you. You need to master that.If I were to pick up Hungarian again, I would force-immerse myself by going to Hungary. This way, I will be super motivated and will be able to sit through a grammar book in a short time and use the new things I learn actively and passively in my daily life.Also, “grammatical case” is something to pay attention to. In Arabic you have the nominative (مرفوع), genitive (مجرور), and accusative (منصوب). In Hungarian you have a few more but they are not very complicated as they may seem. (See my explanation here: How do Hungarian cases work? Are they hard to master?)Good luck with your studies!

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As you tick off the days on your timetable, a sense of achievement comes about which really helps your confidence.[math]Exam By:Oracle[/math][math]Exam Code:1Z0-320[/math][math]Exam Name:MySQL Cloud Service 2018 Implementation Essentials[/math][math]Related Certification(s):Oracle Clou[/math]Of course, while a timetable is an excellent tool to use for preparation of 1Z0-320 exams, it is also a good way to organise your everyday study, to help you spread your workload.2. Do your HomeworkOf course, everything you do in preparation for your 1Z0-320 exams is homework, but certain types of questions and tasks come up more often than others. Your lecturers will often give you a collection of past questions, or you can find them online. It is a great study tip to practice getting perfect answers to these questions. You can even learn them off by heart. Just remember to adapt your answers to the question that is actually set in the real 1Z0-320 exam.3. Learn How to Pronounce WordsThe oral part of any English study is very important. English is a language with many odd pronunciations and the more of these you can learn, the better. For 1Z0-320 1Z0-320 example, ‘Towcester’ is a small town in Northamptonshire. A ‘toaster’ is a cooking implement for toasting bread. The two words are written very differently, but pronounced the same. While you cannot learn every odd pronunciation, you can learn the most common ways to say sounds. Collections such as ‘cious’ and ‘sious’ words (pronounced ‘shus’ as in ‘conscious’) can easily be learned and will help your performance in the 1Z0-320 exams.4. Learn Spelling PatternsA good speller is often a good English speaker. Spelling patterns in English can be obscure (see ‘Towcester’ and ‘Toaster’ above) but there are some rules that can be learned. These include such things as a short vowel is followed by a double consonant, and the ‘I before e except after c’ guide that applies to many words.5. Learn the Meaning of QuestionsIt doesn’t matter how good your answer is if you misunderstood the question. 1Z0-320 Examiners, such as for TOEFL or TOEIC love to ask similar types of question, it is a way that they can keep standards in line. Learn the questions and learn the answers together, and ask your tutors if there is something that you do not understand.6. Learn your Stock Phrases1Z0-320 Exams are about impressing the marker. Study is about becoming as competent as you can be. Little impresses more than the accurate use of a good phrase. There are certain phrases that you may need to ask in an 1Z0-320 exam, so learn them to enable you to use them easily without causing any stress. Phrases such as ‘Can you repeat that, please?’ and ‘Could you give me a moment to think?’ are good for oral tests, while linking phrases such as ‘On the other hand’ and ‘Under certain circumstances’ are the kind of phrases that might come up in your written tests.7. Make a List of VocabularyAnd learn it. A wide vocabulary is one of the most important aspects to acquiring your language. Not only does it help you to understand the questions you are asked, but it also makes for impressive answers. Once again, by looking through old work exercises and 1Z0-320 exams you can get to know the types of vocabulary 1Z0-320 examiners choose to use, and the words that look impressive in your answers. It is a strong study tip to find out the sort of vocabulary English assessment systems such as TOEFL or TOEIC use, and then make sure that you are familiar with them.8. Immerse Yourself in the LanguageThe second best way to improve your English is to immerse yourself in the language. By that, we mean read widely – newspapers, online articles, books, magazines. We also mean doing things like watching TV, listening to English language music and so on. These are fun and easy ways to prepare your study programme as they are enjoyable to do.9. TalkIf immersing yourself in the language is the second best way to study English, then speaking it with friends and family is the best way. That is because this is an active process. Your brain is constantly thinking, actively choosing the best words and phrases. Words become firmly placed in your head… And talking is an easy thing to do.10. It Is Not Just About EnglishWe said at the very beginning that passing an English test is not just about being strong in the language. It is about being able to do well under the pressure of an 1Z0-320 exam. There are some tips that can help. A brief read through of your notes on the morning of the 1Z0-320 exam can help you to feel good about yourself. Some breakfast or lunch gives you energy. Discussing your answers after the 1Z0-320 exam is not a good idea. Although we all know there are many ways to be right, it is human nature to worry if our answers are different to other people’s responses. Arriving in plenty of time with plenty of equipment can reduce anxiety.Everybody prepares for their English 1Z0-320 exam in a different way, but by following the ten study tips listed above, students can feel more confident about their upcoming tests, whether in TOEFL or TOEIC, or indeed under any other testing system.

Use the language while acting it out. The brain is built to learn activities... and it makes associations with, and according to, those activities. It is true, a lot of vocabulary is abstract... but a large portion of even abstract language is extended from the vocabulary for concrete objects and physical actions. Other items can be used to describe experiences that a person actually feels, so you can link the vocabulary to expressions of such experience.Involve as many senses as possible. Most experiences involve a mix of senses, so involve those senses in learning a word. This is actually related to the paragraph above, but there is one difference here: at this point, you are looking for triggers to help you remeber the word itself (the ssociations above help learn and remember the meaning). At a most basic level, this includes speaking the word, listening to it being pronounced, reading the word, and writing it. Saying the word out loud WHILE you are reading and then writing it is a good start. Repetition is also good. However, you can do more: think about the components of the word... you can pantomime aspects of the word... make associations with how the word itself makes you feel. A word that is "flowing" and "smooth" (with lots of long vowels, or "soft" consonants) can be pantomimed by waving your arms slowly, for example; while words with lots of short, clipped sounds can be pantomimed by a rapid tapping, or maybe the action of using a machine gun.Immerse yourself in the language. More importantly, immerse yourself in environments where native speakers are speaking the language. Okay, this last part is directed more to memorizing and learning foreign language, which might not be the case here. Alternatively, you can immerse yourself in groups of people who regularly use the words you are trying to learn.Link the words to other similar words thatyou already know (preferably those with similar meanings).Okay, short list:repetition, association, exposure, use of senses AND movements.