What is the first thing to learn when learning to dance for the first time?

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First u need to learn basics so DAT ur body start moving ... N prectise DAT basics more n more than u can move on to the dance styles ...
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The first thing to learn is that dance is that thing which you have to enjoy.
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That is it more fun when you enjoy it. Anything that you enjoy, will make you happy and you just wait for the next class or day.
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1st thing is how dance is important for health, mind and soul then only you'll get interest in dancing
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