Thread: Question about "subconscious learning"

I do not know about listening while sleeping but In my oppinion listening to Russian audios when you are awake really help but it will not help you understand the case system, adverbial verbs or declension of the verbs etc. You will just get accustomed to the sound of the language by just listening it. So IMO you must spare enough to to learn everything in a technical sense.

Originally Posted by impulse

I do not know about listening while sleeping but In my oppinion listening to Russian audios when you are awake really help but it will not help you understand the case system, adverbial verbs or declension of the verbs etc. You will just get accustomed to the sound of the language by just listening it. So IMO you must spare enough to to learn everything in a technical sense.

I agree, Impulse... I think it takes a combination of many learning techniques. I am concerned about learning Russian grammar (parts of speech and all that fun stuff). I can speak and write perfect English and I know how to use proper grammar/punctuation very well, BUT knowing the technical aspect of it... like knowing parts of speech, etc... I'm lost. I obviously know what a noun, verb, and adjective are, but when it gets really deep into the grammar it goes over my head. :/ In college I had two composition classes... the first was strictly writing essays, reports, and stuff and I got an A in that class. The second comp class was all about grammar and I almost failed that class. Now how does that happen? lol