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I've heard watching kid's shows in the language you'd like to learn works pretty well for newbies.
I did this when I studied abroad in a foreign country. I also went to a local bookstore and bought a bunch of kid's books. My Professor loved the idea and stole the books to make photocopies for everyone. This was all while I was totally immersed, so that helps.