Haha, 😂 this really good! Mind checking out my joke too?
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Music also serves as a purpose of learning a language, you don't just listen to it, but you learn new vocabulary
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62 days ago🎶 Let’s look at some songs that are great for learning English (and other languages too). I’ll split them into categories so it’s easier:
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🌍 For English Learners
🔹 Slow & Clear Pronunciation
“Someone Like You” – Adele → Easy to follow, clear words, emotional vocabulary.
“Perfect” – Ed Sheeran → Simple sentences, love vocabulary, storytelling style.
🔹 Everyday Conversations
“Hello” – Lionel Richie / Adele → Teaches greetings, emotions, and conversations.
“Happy” – Pharrell Williams → Positive words, easy-to-remember structure.
🎶 Afrobeat & Nigerian Vibes (Good for Mixing English + Pidgin)
“Love Nwantiti” – CKay → Mix of English + Nigerian Pidgin + Igbo, teaches multilingual rhythm.
“Soweto” – Victony → Simple, catchy words, easy to repeat.
“Bloody Samaritan” – Ayra Starr 🦋 → Strong expressions of self-confidence.
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💡 For Other Languages
Spanish → “Despacito” (Luis Fonsi) → Fun way to learn basic Spanish phrases.
French → “Dernière danse” (Indila) → Good for pronunciation and emotions.
Korean → K-pop songs like BTS’s “Dynamite” (simple English mix with Korean).
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👉 The trick is:
1. Listen first (catch the melody).
2. Read lyrics while listening.
3. Sing along (practice pronunciation).
4. Pick out new words and try using them in sentences.