ju

textbooks

~

My study plan

Beginner to intermediate (A0 to B2) study tips

From Beginner to Intermediate

Summer Language Plan

My Language Routine for Quarantine

~*December Language Challenge*~

~

Language learning at home

You can say a surprising amount with ~300 words

Daily Language-Learning Routine

how I begin and study my languages

How i study languages

How I Learn Languages

How I study a different language every day

How would captain Jack Sparrow study a foreign language?

~

setting up and maintaining a language journal

diary with language learning

Bullet Journal for language learners and students

What about a Bullet Journal dedicated to language learning?

How to keep a journal in your target language

~

culture note ideas;

Assimil

A list of basic grammar concepts

LIST of Words You Need to Know in Your Target Language, in 3 Levels

GREAT RESOURCE

GLOSS - Global Language Online Support System

How to Learn Multiple Languages At Once

Struggling to know where to start with learning a language?

Helpful Books To Learn Languages

~

Language Learners 🗣masterlist

masterposts

masterpost

masterpost

My Language Learning Tips Masterpost

masterpost on studying foreign languages

LANGUAGE LEARNING MASTERPOST

a masterpost on language learning

~

Best listening tip for language learning

how to learn vocab

How to get good at pronunciation

How to improve your skills in your target language

What should you be reading to maximize your language learning?

~

Learning languages and making it fun

How to immerse

How to study a foreign language using fanfiction

How to Memorize

Languages

epic language learning resource

improving in a language

~

CEFR level

Free Online Language Courses

HELPFUL WEBSITES TO LEARN LANGUAGES

language learning resources you probably haven’t heard of!

Polylogger: my new favourite website + add me!

Over 400 Language related YouTube Channels in 50+ languages!

Langblr Resources: Storybooks

masterpost of MOOCs

~

How to REALLY teach yourself a language Part #1

How to avoid talking to natives but still improve your skills

how to learn a language

how to learn a language

How to learn a language

8 free language learning tools you can integrate into your life

How to fake your proficiency in your target language

~

Learning a language

language learning made easy

TIPS FOR LEARNING A LANGUAGE

Language learning and langblr tips from me

Tips to learn a new language

different ways of learning a language

10 unusual language learning tips !

~

Challenges to improve in your target languages

Points language challenge 

Challenges

the Checkerboard Challenge

100 hour 40 day language challenge

~

Videos to watch when you have lost motivation to learn languages

What if I want to study languages/don’t know what to study?

How to start with language learning if you’ve had difficulties in the past

Note : Further updates may not contain vocabulary and exercises but I'll make sure they'll be found useful.

Here's the link : Click.

There are also dictionaries, vocabulary, phrase books.

📂 - Link.

This should be enough but I'll update if that'd be necessary.

Happy Learning!

Taken from Sophia Chua-Rubenfeld, daughter of the Tiger Mother

- get dressed and style your hair as if you’re going to school/work - even use the same perfume/ cologne as you normally do  (trick your mind into being motivated)

- plan things out - everything (plan out your week, day, meal, etc. you can make these as specific as you’d like. this will help you stay on top of your work as well as stay healthy, especially if you live alone.)

- make studying/ working the first thing you do each day - best if you can start in the morning (minimize the tendency to procrastinate)

- just start - don’t worry too much about perfecting or finishing anything yet (if you don’t start then there’s nothing for you to perfect or get done. and it will never get done)

- listen to old and simple (aka non-distracting) podcasts, Youtube videos, or café/ chattering white-noise, etc. simply leave them as background noise to create an illusion of being outside your room (bring the presence of people to you. my favorites lately have been slam poems from 2016, Mae Martin’s stages, and Awsten Knight’s crackhead podcasts)

- set timers, for both study sessions and breaks (so that you don’t overwork, burn out, or procrastinate. the Pomodoro technique works great here)

- take advantage of the comfort of your own home (light a candle, have crunchy snacks, play loud music, review notes out loud while pacing around, wrap yourself in a blanket burrito, study on your bed if you can focus there like me, etc. basically anything you can’t do in a classroom, office, or the library)

- if you miss your friends, call/ text/ facetime them, make a study group chat with them, etc. (that is what technology is for)

- choose recreational activities/ self-care for your breaks instead of going on social media (go on walks, make small art, play an instrument, stretch, take a nap, etc. I usually reach for my guitar, brainstorm writing ideas, or sketch very simple line art.)

- if you want to go on social media, do it during meal times - or the 15 minutes after your meals that you can’t work just yet (it also doesn’t make you feel like you’re wasting time)

- study in different rooms for a change of scenery (dining room, living room, the patio, etc. I have an armchair next to the window that I study in whenever I need some sunlight and don’t have to write anything down. however, if you need a designated place to focus on your work, you can also use these alternative spaces as designated “relax” or “creative” place for your breaks)

- use this as an opportunity to take care of yourself (get enough sleep, drink water, exercise, talk to your family, take your meds, be mindful of your mental health, etc.)

Feel free to add your tips. The current situation sure is unpleasant but it is unavoidable. All we can really do now is take care of ourselves, others, and try to make the best out of this.

Addition

To begin with, 

In the first place, 

Firstly, 

The first reason

Additionally

Furthermore, 

Another reason why

Secondly, Thirdly, 

Next, 

Pursuing this further, 

Also

Lastly, Finally

In the same way,

Comparison

Similarly,

In the same way,

Likewise,

As with,

Equally,

Contrasting

However,

Nevertheless,

On the other hand,

Even so

Alternatively

At the same time

Otherwise

Instead

Conversely 

Result

Hence

Therefore

Accordingly

Consequently

Thus

As a result

In consequence 

For this reason

For this purpose

Time

Meanwhile

Presently

At last

Finally

Immediately

Thereafter

At that time

Eventually

Currently

Subsequently

In the meantime

Importance

Importantly

Especially

Above all

With attention to

Example

For example

For instance

That is

Such as

As revealed by

Illustrated by

Specifically

In particular

For one thing

This can be seen by

An instance of this

Literary

Clarifies

Conveys

Depicts

Demonstrates

Determines

Displays

Emphasizes

Establishes 

Explains

Exemplifies

Highlights

Illustrates

Indicates

Potrays

Represents

Shows

Signifies

Suggests

Beginnings/Causes/Effects

Affects

Generates

Ignites

Impacts

Imposes

Influences

Initiates

Introduces

Involves

Launches

Leads to

Presents

Promotes

Prompts

Results in

Summary

In conclusion,

To sum it all up,

To summarize,

In the final analysis

You can see why …

Finally,

Therefore,

In summary, 

In short,

Do you want to learn German but don’t know where to start? Then I’ve got the perfect resource list for you and you can find its links below. Let me know if you have any suggestions to improve it. I hope everyone can enjoy it and if anyone notices any mistakes or has any questions you are free to PM me.

Here is what the resource list contains;

Handmade resources on certain grammar concepts for easy understanding.

Resources on learning pronunciation.

Websites to practice reading.

Documents to enhance your vocabulary.

Notes on Colloquial Language.

Music playlists

List of podcasts/audiobooks And a compiled + organized list of websites you can use to get hold of grammar!

Will wait till 8:00 if it's 7:43 to start their work. Or consider a day that started wrong or maybe had a minor inconvenience as a wasted day.

Let that time or day be your "rough day" as in a day or time you'll simply work, not for perfection or completion but just to get familiar with it.

Let's say it's currently 7:43 and the thought that comes to your mind is" I'll wait till 8". Nothing wrong in that but there is absolutely no guarantee that you WILL start at 8. If 7:43 can change to 8 so can 8 to 9 and the cycle of procrastination continues.

Instead try this:

Rather than saying you'll start at 8 start at 7:43 and allot the time between these intervals as rough/preparation time. Collect your materials,Get familiar with the work you have to do or even start the work. By the time it's 8 you would've gotten into the flow of work and it'll be easier to continue.

Plus it tricks your brain into thinking you have extra time since you started before the alloted time. This is helpful especially to those who get stressed out by time constraints and also those who are perfectionists.

Similarly for the day. Consider that day as a rough/prep day. Where work will start from tomorrow but the preparation will start today creating a momentum which is easier to continue on rather than trying to get up one fine day and work harder than you've ever before.

cold fingers wrapped around a cup of tea on your way to class

the excitement of returning to school, a wealth of knowledge yet to be explored

the crunch of leaves underfoot

wearing your favorite cardigan everywhere you go

coming home from the library with an armful of books

gusts of wind tousling your hair

sunny days and cold nights

evening hours at your desk, studying as the sun sets and the world gets quiet

warm quilts and the glow of candlelight

going for a walk, letting the crisp air clear your mind

seeing the trees change color from one week to the next