Some polyglots<\/strong> have mastered up to 12 languages. How is it even possible to find space for such an unimaginably huge number of words? Obviously, that would not be possible if they used the same method of studying as school pupils: quickly learn vocabulary lists<\/strong> before a test and have an empty mind after passing it. This tactic is suitable only for short-term results<\/strong> and is useless in a long-term perspective. All the effort put will be in vain – you would be lucky to remember 20-30 percent of the material if not less. Here is a list of useful habits for language learners to instill<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>