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Gestures help you learn foreign languages. Our communication is more the body language we use and less the words we use. Ever notice how we can often interact with those that don't speak our language using gestures? There you have it. However, that isn't our topic of discussion today. How do gestures help learn a new language? Well, gestures help you memorize and recall. Say, you are learning an action word and you perform the action while speaking the word out loud, you will be able to form a more durable connection between your mind-body, which will allow you to remember the foreign word better. Visit - https://www.globibo.comAll Rights Reserved

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