Music as a medium of learning the English language

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It this fast paced world, almost everyone has to keep up with the changes. We most evolve together inorder to survive and that is true to the language as well. As having an internet connection brought people closer from all over the world, the neex to learn the english language is getting essential. The international language is no longer only a must to the businessman and academe but also common people in order for them to be understood by others and to understand in the world of social media which is the current trend now, like posting in facebook, twitter, instagram,pinterest, tumblr. That is if you want a wider audience. People nowadays wanted to learn the English language for various reasons. As for me, it was taught to us when we were young but to improve it is up to us. After all we have to use what we have learned or we will lose it. And so, in my quest to never lose what I have learned in the past and on my desire to improve it , I came across to a lot english chatting site to be able to think and type in english. But it is never enough because then I realize that yes indeed it helped me improve my sentence construction but it never helped my conversational skills when it comes to the English language. Good thing a friend of mine suggested to try out Paltalk messenger and to visit their education section. And so I did and met a lot of people from different parts of the world who are also trying to improve their English . The people there are very helpful and came with different skill level. So it is like helping each other. We get a chance to talk o the microphone about a certain topic and people will give you constructive criticism but mind you there are some bad people who will harshly critic your delivery of the language but those are isolated cases. People share their techniques on how they improve their English , some are with books, watching English movies and mimicking after them and some through music. It might be far fetch for some how music helps but for me its crystal clear. This is helpful to people who are musically inclined and are beginners in the English language. You get to enjoy the rhythm while listening to the words and generaly music delivers a message and use simple words so you can easily look up in the dictionary if you are having difficulty understanding a certain word and the rest you just have to figure out based on the theme of the song. And, I happen to validate this because I manage to open a room there were in I let them play an English song then afterwards let them explain what message the song wants to deliver to its listeners. So its a fun way to learn the English language outside the classroom setting.