#lingualstudy

august 3, 2019 | studied polish

25.04.2019//For the first time in my life I immediately understood a topic in physics!!! *proud*

the wifi is really bad though so who knows how much I will actually get done

some, possibly green-themed, pictures:

20190607 - Friday

Hello! I have been postponing this but I’m finally here, I’m ready to start. My semester has ended and I’m on a month vacation to be with my family on my hometown, so I’m up to this challenge. My plan is to do the 150 hours (70 for english and 40 for french and japanese ) in the remainder of June and the whole month of July.

English goals (!)

Review the most aspects of grammar

Reinforce vocabulary

To read one book (still do not choose it)

French goals

Reread all my notes

Listening to music and podcasts

Japanese goals

Master hiragana and katakana

Yesterday, before I fell asleep, I started reading a book called The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck by Mark Manson (it’s been in my drawer for too long and I’ve realized that I haven’t read for myself for so long and I missed it) and I’m barely halfway because I fell asleep but I really learned a lot and he mentioned about how “giving a fuck” doesn’t actually mean being indifferent, but rather only giving a fuck by the things that are important to you. Like your goals in life, your family, your best friends, and basically the entities that make you feel alive and going. He also mentioned about how, when you wish for something, you’re already acknowledging that you are lacking that thing and, therefore, you’re making yourself feel even more miserable from not having it because you already know that you don’t have it. Anyways, he mentioned a couple more things and the book has a lot of profanities which I didn’t like at first bcs I retain more information from books by reading them out loud but then I realized I didn’t give a damn fkjdkjf I’m gonna try to get further on it today!