March 19, 2026
Why should you start speaking in your TL NOW?
I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages. Today, I spoke English 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet. It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts you've put in were not in vain. Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc.. At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in!
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I really get a buzz ofrom speaking to people in my target languages.
I really get a buzz from speaking to people in my target languages.
Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome!
I always look forward to attending the German -speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
I always look forward to attending the German-speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
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This is great! I totally agree!
March 20, 2026
@lawdavid and @Fifi_Dubois noticed the necessary correction: "I look forward to attending." I think when the writing is so proficient, native readers tend to fill in what is expected, not noticing a detail like this because we are reading mostly for meaning.
March 20, 2026
Спасибо!!
March 20, 2026
@lawdavid and @Fifi_Dubois noticed the necessary correction: "I look forward to attending." I think when the writing is so proficient, native readers tend to fill in what is expected, not noticing a detail like this because we are reading mostly for meaning.
I think @Fifi_Dubois noticed that one as well!
March 20, 2026
@lawdavid and @Fifi_Dubois noticed the necessary correction: "I look forward to attending." I think when the writing is so proficient, native readers tend to fill in what is expected, not noticing a detail like this because we are reading mostly for meaning.
Also, most of us aren't English teachers, so we don't really know the mistakes English learners usually make.
March 20, 2026
I think @Fifi_Dubois noticed that one as well!
And thanks to the lovely new EDIT function, I can update my comment to include them both.
I really get a buzz ofrom speaking to people in my target languages.
I really get a buzz from speaking to people in my target languages.
Today, I spoke English 4 hours in total, and it was awesome!
I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts you've put in wereas not in vain.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realize that all the effort you've put in was not in vain.
Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc... Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc...
You use three periods for ellipses.
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in!
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do is to stop hesitating and plunge in!
"really" is unnecessary and sort of interrupts the flow of the sentence.
March 20, 2026
I didn't intend it as an ellipse, it's the contraction etc. + dot at the end of the sentence. Does this make sense?
Thank you for your helpful feedback, Biome!
March 20, 2026
I didn't intend it as an ellipse, it's the contraction etc. + dot at the end of the sentence. Does this make sense? Thank you for your helpful feedback, Biome!
In that case you would just put one period, it would serve as both the end of the contraction and the end of the sentence.
Why should you start speaking in your TL NOWtarget language (TL) now?
Why should you start speaking in your target language (TL) now?
Unless they're in the language learning community, they may not know what target language means. If you're writing for the people within the online language learning community spaces, then you can say "TL" because we know what it means. It's up to you.
I really get a buzz ofget ecstatic/delighted when speaking to people in my target languages.
I get ecstatic/delighted when speaking to people in my target languages.
Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total/overall, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total/overall, and it was awesome!
I'm giving you other ways to phrase your sentence, but your sentence is grammatically sound.
I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express myourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts youI've put in were not in vain/worth it.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express myself eloquently and realize that all the efforts I've put in were not in vain/worth it.
Since you're writing from a first-person point of view, I would recommend sticking to that, unless you want to intentionally switch to a second-person point of view, which uses you as the main pronoun.
SFurthermore (Also), speaking gives youme motivation to carry on with learning and rewards youme for the hard work youI've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
Furthermore (Also), speaking gives me motivation to carry on with learning and rewards me for the hard work I've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc.
If you want to go for a more formal tone, use "furthermore" to further emphasize the benefits of language learning. If you're going for a more casual tone, use "also" as a connector word.
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimesrewarding. However, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in/dive in!
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or rewarding. However, the best thing you can do is to stop hesitating and plunge in/dive in!
I wanted to give alternative words to "satisfying" to give more variety.
March 20, 2026
Does the phrase ''getting buzz from smth'' sound unnatural to you?
Your suggestions are really helpful!
March 20, 2026
It is an idiom, but it's not how Gen Z people in the United States typically express themselves: https://www.youridioms.com/en/idiom/getting-a-buzz-out-of-someone-or-something. I would expect someone older than Gen Z to use it.
Why should you start speaking in your TLtarget language NOW?
Why should you start speaking in your target language NOW?
TL?
Please some of us are bad at acronyms 🥲.
I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages. I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages.
I didn't get this sentence.
Today, I spoke in English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome!
Today, I spoke in English for 4 hours, and it was awesome!
I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifyrewarding to me than conversing on the Internet.
I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more rewarding to me than conversing on the Internet.
Another word you can use
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts you've put in weare not in vain.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realize that all the efforts you've put are not in vain.
Speaking gives you the motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing oin learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
Speaking gives you the motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing in learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge instart!
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and start!
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Good job 👏🏾. It seems you love talking 👀.
March 20, 2026
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/get-a-buzz-out-of
I had stumbled upon this phrase a couple of months ago and decided to use it myself for the first time yesterday, but it seems like it's not that popular nowadays?
Also, could you please explain the reason why I should say ''the motivation'' with a definite article in the sentence second to last? I still struggle to understand these things sometimes...
Thank you so much, Toluwani!
March 20, 2026
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/get-a-buzz-out-of I had stumbled upon this phrase a couple of months ago and decided to use it myself for the first time yesterday, but it seems like it's not that popular nowadays? Also, could you please explain the reason why I should say ''the motivation'' with a definite article in the sentence second to last? I still struggle to understand these things sometimes... Thank you so much, Toluwani!
You are welcome :)
Yh, I don't think it's popular phrase but I know it now :)
https://preply.com/en/blog/8-rules-for-using-the-article-the-in-english/ Check this blog post out.
“The” is typically used in accompaniment with any noun with a specific meaning, or a noun referring to a single thing. Motivation is a noun with a specific meaning, i.e. this motivation is caused by speaking.
I hope my explanation is clear enough.
March 20, 2026
You are welcome :) Yh, I don't think it's popular phrase but I know it now :) https://preply.com/en/blog/8-rules-for-using-the-article-the-in-english/ Check this blog post out. “The” is typically used in accompaniment with any noun with a specific meaning, or a noun referring to a single thing. Motivation is a noun with a specific meaning, i.e. this motivation is caused by speaking. I hope my explanation is clear enough.
It absolutely is! I appreciate your help.
I really get a buzz ofrom speaking to people in my target languages.
I really get a buzz from speaking to people in my target languages.
Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome!
I always look forward to attending the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet. I always look forward to attending the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts you've put in were not in vain.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realize that all the effort you've put in were not in vain.
Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in! At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in!
I agree! That we should just plunge in!
March 20, 2026
It's great that we're on the same page here, @Fifi_Dubois! Thank you for your corrections!
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Why should you start speaking in your TL NOW?
Why should you start speaking in your TL? Please some of us are bad at acronyms 🥲.
Why should you start speaking in your Unless they're in the language learning community, they may not know what target language means. If you're writing for the people within the online language learning community spaces, then you can say "TL" because we know what it means. It's up to you. |
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I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages.
I really get a buzz I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages. I really get a buzz of speaking to people in my target languages. I didn't get this sentence.
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Today, I spoke English 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome!
Today, I spoke in English for 4 hours Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total/overall, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total/overall, and it was awesome! I'm giving you other ways to phrase your sentence, but your sentence is grammatically sound. This sentence has been marked as perfect! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! Today, I spoke English for 4 hours in total, and it was awesome! |
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I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet. I always look forward to attending the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet. I always look forward to attending the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more gratifying to me than conversing on the Internet.
I always look forward to attend the German speaking club I've already mentioned here before, since practicing in real life feels more Another word you can use This sentence has been marked as perfect! This sentence has been marked as perfect!
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It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realizie that all the efforts you've put in were not in vain.
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realiz
It's such a pleasure to be able to express yourself eloquently and realiz
It's such a pleasure to be able to express my Since you're writing from a first-person point of view, I would recommend sticking to that, unless you want to intentionally switch to a second-person point of view, which uses you as the main pronoun.
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Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc..
Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing
Speaking gives you the motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing
If you want to go for a more formal tone, use "furthermore" to further emphasize the benefits of language learning. If you're going for a more casual tone, use "also" as a connector word. Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc... Speaking gives you motivation to carry on with learning and rewards you for the hard work you've been doing on learning grammar, vocabulary, etc... You use three periods for ellipses. |
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At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in! At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in! At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and plunge in! I agree! That we should just plunge in!
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do, really, is to stop hesitating and
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or I wanted to give alternative words to "satisfying" to give more variety.
At first, it's probably not going to be that easy or satisfying, but, sometimes, the best thing you can do "really" is unnecessary and sort of interrupts the flow of the sentence. |
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