Learners can improve their listening comprehension skills by actively listening to authentic audio materials, such as podcasts, radio programs, and audiobooks in the target language, practicing active listening techniques, such as predicting, summarizing, and repeating, watching movies or videos with subtitles, engaging in dictation exercises, and participating in conversation practice with native speakers. Actively listening to authentic audio materials exposes learners to natural language usage and helps develop an ear for pronunciation, intonation, and rhythm. Practicing active listening techniques, such as predicting the content of a conversation or summarizing key points, improves comprehension and retention. Watching movies or videos with subtitles provides visual context and reinforces vocabulary and grammar structures. Engaging in dictation exercises helps develop listening accuracy and spelling skills, while conversation practice with native speakers offers opportunities for real-life interaction and feedback on listening comprehension.