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There is also the obvious problem of the student having to memorize the vocabulary of the language. I have always been frustrated by the fact that the students of the Michel Thomas Arabic course are unable to actually speak the language because they cannot read and write it (and, of course, most people can’t read or write the language if they don’t understand the sounds of the language), and they must rely on the vocabulary that they know to understand the language – the vocabulary is memorized and then integrated with the grammar of the language. This seems like a huge problem. It is clear that these students do not even have a basic understanding of the language.

I am looking into creating a video for the Michel Thomas method – perhaps something that will be much more useful than the video I created and may be able to help people understand what the problems are with the course and the learning method.

The underlying assumption in SLA research is that native languages are created by the speakers and therefore, they were not influenced by the language that they are learning. However, this assumption is most likely wrong. Researchers have found that the structures and patterns of a language most likely developed when the language was first formed and then developed further with time. The Michel Thomas Arabic course seems to apply this concept in reverse: the students develop the language, not the structures of the language.

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