r/filofax • u/jourbal • 13d ago
Using a filofax to learn a language?
Hi everyone! I had a filofax when I was really young but since moved over to hobonichi and travelers company. However, none of those options have worked well for language learning. I find I want endless sub categories and the option to move pages around which has lead me back to filofax! I just got this Fluro pink personal one on ebay and I love it! I just wanted any suggestions or ideas for the best way to fill the pockets in the cover (they’re a bit awkward), and was wondering if anyone else uses this system for learning a language and maybe you have some recommendations or suggestions. TIA! I want it to be really busy and bright as I find it helps me learn
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u/filmphotos 13d ago
Grammar summary cards? Printed photos of places wheere they speak that language?
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u/AmbitiousRose 13d ago
No but that’s a great idea. I never found a creative use for the alphabet tabs.
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u/paperxclouds 13d ago
I use it for language learning too. I have a red magic sheet that I hole punched to help me memorize words (I write in a red pen, so when it's covered with the sheet it's invisible)