One of the biggest challenges Chamorro language learners face is speaking naturally and fluidly. Some in our community can understand Chamorro fluently but struggle to form sentences when it’s time to speak. Others grasp the complexities of grammar but freeze up when trying to apply those rules in conversation. Some are conversational, but their Chamorro isn’t as clear or fluid as they’d like. In this post, I’ll share four key study habits that I use to help my speech output become more fluid, natural, and confident. These study habits will be from my perspective as a learner who started from level zero, so please keep that in mind as these study tips may not apply to your learning situation. Happy studying!

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