How to Practice?

If this is your first time using Echo, please don't worry about whether you've learned it yet.

Many people when first opening Echo will think:

Is it too simple?

Should I memorize some vocabulary first?

Should I learn some grammar first?

Should I test my level first?

The answer is:

No need.

What should you do now?

Open a Unit.

Start playing.

Then continue with your life.

You can listen while walking.

You can listen while doing chores.

You can listen while commuting.

You can even listen while zoning out.

No need to pause.

No need to test yourself.

No need to rush to prove what you've learned.

It's actually very simple.

If you are playing the audio, you are already training.

If you don't know what the next step is, keep playing.

If you doubt whether you are making progress, keep playing.

If you feel like nothing is happening, keep playing.

No need to rush.

One day, you will find:

When you hear a foreign language, your mouth starts wanting to move along.

Even before the sound comes out, you are already waiting for it.

That is the signal that the next stage is beginning.

You don't need to read through all the stages at once.

Just know this:

Your current task is simply to begin.