Listening enables learners to learn a language's innate rhythm, intonation, and pronunciation.

For example, by listening to a native speaker, absorbing their pronunciation and imitating their
rhythm will be beneficial in pronouncing accurately. Many may think that speaking is more
important compared to listening. But, intact, listening provides informations and help you
communicate by listening carefully. In a communication process,listening's main ability is to
receive a certain information and interpret messages.

In conclusion, by actively engaging with spoken language, learners can improve their
comprehension, fluency, and abilities of communication. Therefore, investing time and effort in
developing listening skills is significant for developing a success language.