Jan. 15, 2020
It's already halfway through January. Though, as I mentioned in the last entry, I feel a bit lost and confused right now, I do think that I've made some progress with my language studies. I probably haven't improved much in terms of language skills, but I have taken a lot more initiative to learn and to practise compared to last year.
I'm doing okay with Italian now. I mean, at least I'm exposed to the language everyday. I either listen to an Italian podcast or read some texts on Italian culture (I'm particularly interested in the history and cuisine). I'm aiming to build up and expand my vocabulary during the first half of the year. For those who are also learning Italian, I'd recommend a podcast on Spotify called "Coffee Break Italian". It is geared towards beginners and the host explains the concepts in English so you'd be able to understand the nuances. As for intermediate learners, I'd recommend "Arkos Academy - Learn Italian", also on Spotify. They focus on a specific topic in each episode. IMO the topics are really interesting, they're mostly about famous Italians, bits about Italian history and also some famous Italian brands. They also offer transcripts of the episodes on their website, which, IMO, is an invaluable learning resource when it comes to language learning because it trains your listening skills AND reading skills at the same time.
As for Japanese, I'm falling behind schedule! I have enrolled in an online course for the N4 level and I was planning to do one lesson every two days. Today is the 15th and I'm still on lesson 3...... This is a disaster. I will try my best to get back on track but I don't have much faith in my procrastinating self, lol! Hopefully in my next "progress" entry, I'd be able to bring some good news!
What about you? Have you made much progress with your language studies so far?
Progress!
TAlthough, as I mentioned in the last entry, I feel a bit lost and confused right now, I do think that I've made some progress with my language studies.
I probably haven't improved much in terms of language skills, but I have taken a lot more initiative to learn and to practise compared to last year.
I'm doing okay with Italian now.
I mean, at least I'm exposed to the language everyday.
I either listen to an Italian podcast or read some texts on Italian culture (I'm particularly interested in the history and cuisine).
I'm aiming to build up and expand my vocabulary during the first half of the year.
For those who are also learning Italian, I'd recommend a podcast on Spotify called "Coffee Break Italian"."
English punctuation is weird! It makes no logical sense but punctuation goes inside the quotation marks.
It is geared towards beginners and t. The host explains the concepts in English so you'dll be able to understand the nuances.
Just thought the sentence was a bit long
As for intermediate learners, I'd recommend "Arkos Academy - —Learn Italian", also on Spotify.
Not the biggest deal, even most native speakers don't know how to use dashes. Just thought you should know.
They focus on a specific topic in each episode.
IMO the topics are really interesting, t. They're mostly about famous Italians, bits about Italian history and also some famous Italian brands.
Again, you don't want your sentences to be too long.
They also offer transcripts of the episodes on their website, which, IMO, is an invaluable learning resource when it comes to language learning because it trains your listening skills AND reading skills at the same time.
As for Japanese, I'm falling behind schedule!
I have enrolled in an online course for the N4 level, and I was planning to do one lesson every two days.
Today is the 15th and I'm still on lesson 3.
I will try my best to get back on track but I don't have much faith in my procrastinating self, lol!
Hopefully in my next "progress" entry, I'd be able to bring some good news!
What about you?
Have you made much progress with your language studies so far?
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Good luck with your studies!
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It's already halfway through January. |
Though, as I mentioned in the last entry, I feel a bit lost and confused right now, I do think that I've made some progress with my language studies.
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I probably haven't improved much in terms of language skills, but I have taken a lot more initiative to learn and to practise compared to last year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I'm doing okay with Italian now. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I mean, at least I'm exposed to the language everyday. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I either listen to an Italian podcast or read some texts on Italian culture (I'm particularly interested in the history and cuisine). This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I'm aiming to build up and expand my vocabulary during the first half of the year. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
For those who are also learning Italian, I'd recommend a podcast on Spotify called "Coffee Break Italian". For those who are also learning Italian, I'd recommend a podcast on Spotify called "Coffee Break Italian English punctuation is weird! It makes no logical sense but punctuation goes inside the quotation marks. |
It is geared towards beginners and the host explains the concepts in English so you'd be able to understand the nuances. It is geared towards beginners Just thought the sentence was a bit long |
As for intermediate learners, I'd recommend "Arkos Academy - Learn Italian", also on Spotify. As for intermediate learners, I'd recommend "Arkos Academy Not the biggest deal, even most native speakers don't know how to use dashes. Just thought you should know. |
They focus on a specific topic in each episode. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
IMO the topics are really interesting, they're mostly about famous Italians, bits about Italian history and also some famous Italian brands. IMO the topics are really interesting Again, you don't want your sentences to be too long. |
They also offer transcripts of the episodes on their website, which is, IMO, an invaluable learning resource when it comes to language learning because it trains your listening skills AND reading skills at the same time. |
As for Japanese, I'm falling behind schedule! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I have enrolled in an online course for the N4 level and I was planning to do one lesson every two days. I have enrolled in an online course for the N4 level, and I was planning to do one lesson every two days. |
Today is the 15th and I'm still on lesson 3. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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This is a disaster. |
I will try my best to get back on track but I don't have much faith in my procrastinating self! |
Lol Hopefully by the time I write the next "progress" entry, I'd be able to bring some good news! |
What about you? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Have you made much progress with your language studies so far? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
They also offer transcripts of the episodes on their website, which, IMO, is an invaluable learning resource when it comes to language learning because it trains your listening skills AND reading skills at the same time. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
I will try my best to get back on track but I don't have much faith in my procrastinating self, lol! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
Hopefully by the time I write the next "progress" entry, I'd be able to bring some good news! |
Hopefully in my next "progress" entry, I'd be able to bring some good news! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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