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It's been one year and twenty days since me and another trainee were pulled aside by a drill sergeant and told about the attacks in Israel. It's been one year and twenty days since I recieved a red cross message that my cousin was a hostage.
There are less than 200 speakers of Italki dialects now. Less than 68,000 of us left.
I'm so tired.
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Omfgggggg italki gave me a fish to look after and I was like oh okay cute! It grows into a whale if I do more lessons, that's nice! And you can give it a name so I called him Buttons.
EXCEPT. THEY'VE ALSO MADE IT SO THAT IF YOU DON'T TAKE LESSONS THE WATER WILL DRY UP AND THEN YOU'LL KILL YOUR FISH. I DON'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO TAKE WEEKLY LESSONS SO BUTTONS IS GONNA DIE. I'M SO FUCKING UPSET ABOUT THIS WHAT THE FUCK ITALKI YOU ABSOLUTE MONSTERS
Spanish Media/Input Recommendations?
Can you guys comment me some good media/input recommendations for someone learning Mexican/Spain Spanish? I' talking about any and all that you guys find interesting, whether you learned Spanish on your own or it's your native language!
Books
Podcasts
Tv Shows
Movies
Youtube channels
Songs/Musical Artists
Favorite Spanish teachers/tutors on Italki
Literally anything!
Thank you guys <3
against my better judgment, I took that language test on italki….
got the same score as I did back in December 2021. *flips table*
Since then, I’ve passed N4, N3, and N2 of the Japanese language proficiency exam. Also, I’ve gotten more confident talking to Japanese friends, started watching Japanese media without subtitles, and joined a Japanese company. And yet!
march language learning goals (+ february review) 🤎
coucou,
for a short month, a lot has happened.
i’m still in germany; in terms of my main living location. moving to 9ja is postponed till further notice. and i don’t have a holiday booked till august. i’m hoping to change that. i need at least one holiday before that; ideally two. but let’s see how that will work out.
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In my italki lesson today, my sensei asked me to talk about my favorite character. My brain short circuited and I was so excited to talk about him that I used the most ungodly mixture of English and Japanese. luckily, sensei was very understanding and compiled a list of the japanese translations of the english terms I used so I would know them for next time.
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Riding the Waves of Spanish: Progress, Motivation, and an Italki Adventure
Hello everyone! I'm back with yet another update on my journey toward Spanish fluency. This week doesn't have much on the agenda except for diving into some apps and continuing to hone my speaking and listening skills.
I had another hour-long session on Italki with my teacher from Mexico, which went quite well. We focused on listening comprehension, where she'd play various audio clips, and afterward, I'd explain (in Spanish, of course) what I grasped from them. Most of these were news clips, and I feel like I'm really getting the hang of it. Understanding every word in Spanish can be tricky, but I'm reaching a point where I can catch the gist of conversations, which feels like a significant milestone.
My motivation seems to be on the rise, so I'm seizing the opportunity to learn and study as much as possible while riding this wave of enthusiasm. Burnout does hit occasionally, but I remind myself that it's a fleeting phase, and persistence will see me through.
I'm excited about an upcoming vacation next week. I'll have about ten days off work and plan to visit some family living by the beach. This break will also allow me to ramp up my Italki classes and dedicate substantial time to practicing and improving my Spanish listening skills. Italki has been a game-changer for me, and I can't recommend it enough to fellow language learners.
I'll wrap up here. Thanks so much to everyone who's taken the time to follow my updates. Your feedback, tips, and advice mean the world to me, and I'd love to hear what strategies have worked for you in your language learning adventures. Learning a new language is no small feat, and I have immense respect for all of us on this journey. I'm eagerly anticipating my vacation and the extra time it will afford me to edge closer to my goal. Until next time, adiós.
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