Study Milk

The current problem I face in spanish. I feel that it will become more familiar the more I use it.

Does anyone else have a system with their notebooks regarding languages? Or does anyone prefer binders instead?

With my spanish language journey I find memorizing the vocabulary of Spanish the most gratifying. (Even though I wont be able to put them in a sentence properly yet😅)

I try to add little peices of art work in my notes, but I find it a little difficult to find space. Anyone else have this issue?

Part 2 of my European Union notes. Who else loves the high lighter colors of these notes?😁

Here are some examples of my European knowledge notes. We had to study and memorize the major treaties that lead to the development of the present day European Union.

The site provides a test to see what your strengths are in reading, speaking, and writing-wise. The readings are from all different levels and translate the text to your language and provide a link to the article that's linked to that topic that will explain the rules regarding that topic.

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