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Ph.D. Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy Varna, Bulgaria
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Abstract
Over the course of their life’s experiences and particularly during their real study time, people pick up specific types of information. Learning a language requires more than just aptitude and hard work; it also must be done in a manner that is strictly consistent with human nature. Effective and efficient methods of learning a foreign language (both of which mean "capable of producing a result") are available. When something is effective, it achieves a result even if it requires more needless resources to do it, which is the difference between the two words' meanings. When something is efficient, it not only yields a result but does it quickly, easily, and with the least number of resources (materials, time, effort, etc.).
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