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Tymur Levitin
Tymur Levitin
Profesora del Departamento de Traducción. Traductor jurado profesional con experiencia en traducción y enseñanza de inglés y alemán. Imparto clases en 20 países del mundo. Mi principio en la enseñanza y la realización de clases es alejarse de la memorización de reglas de memoria, y, en cambio, aprender a entender los principios de la lengua y utilizarlos de la misma manera que hablar y pronunciar correctamente los sonidos por el sentimiento, y no repasar cada uno en su cabeza todas las reglas, ya que no habrá tiempo para eso en el habla real. Siempre hay que basarse en la situación y la comodidad.
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Introducción

Many students start online language learning with enthusiasm — but after a few weeks, motivation drops. Why? Because lessons often feel repetitive or disconnected from real life.

En Levitin Language School | Start Language School by Tymur Levitin, we believe language learning should be both enjoyable and effective. With the right approach, online lessons can be fun, engaging, and at the same time deliver strong results.


1. Use Games and Interactive Exercises

Gamification makes learning less stressful and more exciting.

  • Vocabulary quizzes, online flashcards, and interactive apps.
  • “Who wants to be a millionaire?” style grammar games.
  • Role-playing tasks that turn lessons into mini-adventures.

2. Learn Through Role-Play and Real-Life Scenarios

Instead of dry textbook dialogues, practice situations you actually need:

  • ordering food in a restaurant,
  • booking a hotel room,
  • solving a workplace conflict.

👉 Realistic role-plays improve fluency and prepare you for real-life conversations.


3. Storytelling and Creative Expression

Tell stories, share experiences, or create fictional characters in the target language.

  • Builds vocabulary in context.
  • Makes grammar natural, not forced.
  • Encourages students to think in the language.

4. Short Projects and Challenges

Learning is more fun when you work towards small achievements:

  • record a short podcast in English or German,
  • prepare a presentation in Spanish,
  • create a mini-dictionary of your profession.

These projects give a sense of progress and boost confidence.


5. Mix Formats to Keep Lessons Fresh

A good tutor combines:

  • speaking, listening, writing, and reading,
  • long structured lessons with short calls,
  • serious tasks with light conversation.

This balance keeps the brain active and prevents boredom.


Why Tutors Matter in Making Learning Fun

Apps and platforms may have games, but only a real tutor can:

  • adjust the activity to your level,
  • keep motivation high,
  • bring creativity into every lesson,
  • ensure fun never replaces real progress.

Conclusión

Online language learning doesn’t have to be boring. With games, role-play, storytelling, projects, and variety, lessons can be both fun and productive. At Escuela de idiomas Levitin, our tutors make sure students enjoy learning — and achieve real results.


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✍️ Author’s work by Tymur Levitin — founder, director, and head teacher of Levitin Language School | Start Language School by Tymur Levitin.
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