Hey guys! How do you learn a foreign language?

다들 외국어 공부는 어떻게 하고 계시나요?
저는 아기가 말을 배우는 것과 같은 방식으로 외국어를 공부하는 것도 좋은 방법의 하나라고 생각합니다.
듣기 (입으로 흉내 내기) → (발음에 신경쓰며) 말하기 → (기본적인 문법을 이해하며) 읽기→ (고급 문법을 이해하며) 쓰기
혹시 다른 좋은 생각 없으시나요?

Hey guys! How do you learn a foreign language?
I think it is one of the good ways to learn a language in the same way babies do it.
Listening (with shadowing speaking) → Speaking (with pronouncing carefully) → Reading (with basic grammar) → Writing (with advanced grammar)
Do you have any good ideas?
 
みなさん、外国語の勉強はどのようにされていますか？
私は赤ちゃんが言葉を覚えるのと同じように言語を習うのも良い方法の一つだと思います。
聞く（口で真似する）→（発音に気をつけながら）話す →（簡単な文法を理解しながら）読む→（より深い文法を理解しながら）書く
他に何かいい考えはありませんか？
 

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