![]() For added benefit, use the accompanying GSR files. Come back tomorrow and check your recordings. Listen to the sentences one more time, then record them yourself. If you're learning a new script, make sure you can do this in IPA or phonetics before trying to master a new script so you don't miss any sounds. Try to do this without looking at the book. Now use either the A files or C files to write down your new sentences. Look them over in the book, then listen to the accompanying GMS A File. Prepare 10-50 new sentences, depending on your time limit and what you're comfortable with. (If it's your first day, you can start here.) 6. If you feel tired or burned out, then there's no need to do new sentences today. Don't let one or two sentences keep you from progressing. ![]() Mass practice is better than perfect practice. Try to translate each sentence without using your text in the space provided. Now listen to the B files for the oldest review sentences (interpretation training). Now record the sentences from the last four days as review. Before starting today's new recordings of the new sentences from the last four days, first listen to the GMS C files to find any pronunciations you want to improve. ![]() Review the recordings you made yesterday. Typical Day's Routine (If it's your first day, you skip the review steps.) 1. INTENSIVE METHOD (GMS Files) A Files: Source language (cue) - Target language 2x B Files: Source language (cue) - space to translate - Target language C Files: Target language only 1x
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