Hi TK
I'll have to listen to the Ultra Learn program again to answer that question. I remember that tape 4 had quite a bit on it to do with languages, but there might be more too. There is an awful lot in that program!
Thanks for the info about Memletics. More of the same, eh? I think I'll save my money. Do you have Memory Optimizer? The part about using moments during your day that are usually wasted sounds like the sam thing Vera was saying. But I suppose it's common sense if you think about it.
To answer your question about Japanese, yes, I am always learning more Japanese as I am always learning more of other languages, and, indeed, English!
I live in Japan in an environment where I have to speak Japanese all my working day. As I am writing this, there are three conversations going on around me in Japanese. My Japanese is at a level where I do not need to learn anymore. That doesn't mean I know it all - can anyone know all of any language? What I mean is that in order to keep improving, I need to learn new words and expressions that do not normally come up in my daily life or work, things like political terms, medical terms, and even dialect. The thing is, do I really need these words I will never use when I can function effectively with what I do know?
Finally, I don't attempt to learn languages. I learn them.
