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In my opinion, the best way to learn a new language is by using both phone apps and attending classes with a teacher. Although apps are convenient
and easy to get access to, they don’t come with immediate feedback or interactive learning experience that a teacher gives. For example, within the
confines of a classroom, teachers can adjust their lessons so that they address individualistic learning needs, clarify vague concepts and inspire
meaningful conversations among students. Additionally, cultural insights and real-life examples are other resources that help to enhance the process
of learning in ways that phones cannot be able to do. As such a well-rounded understanding of language is only possible when these two methods
work in tandem for one’s benefit.

2. The use of apps in language learning should be combined with going to class. Though they are flexible, they may lack enough information or
personal feedback. Nevertheless, I find that they perform well in repetitive exercises and word retention. Another thing is that teacher led classes
provide invaluable assistance, cultural understanding and person-to-person training. These modes are designed to match individual learners’
preferences and develop live communication skills. Thus, app usage for guided practice together with teacher-led classes for experiential learning
ensures completeness and efficiency of a language acquisition voyage.