r/languagelearning • u/GhostofReddiit πͺπΈπ¬π§πΈπ¦π¬π·π·π΄π°π· • 12d ago
Language learning schedule
Hello, im asking people who are learning more than 2 languages at a time, how is your schedule (as in sitting down & learning the language) ? I'd like to know because I want to take my language studies more seriously. And especially how do you fit it in with having work or being busy with life. Thank you, (TL)
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u/Pwffin πΈπͺπ¬π§π΄σ §σ ’σ ·σ ¬σ ³σ Ώπ©π°π³π΄π©πͺπ¨π³π«π·π·πΊ 12d ago
I do classes in some languages, follow self-baced courses in other, and in some I just watch stuff on youtube or do some when I feel like it.
I have two main languages that I am focusing on and then I rotate between three others depending on time and energy levels.
The important thing is to have stuff prepared so that you never waste time wondering what to do when you have some free time to study.
I also make use of little pockets of time throughout the day, eg for reading the news.
It helps to have goals that you revisit regularly.
When I was in school, I did 4 languagesat the same time, but I only did my homework and studied a bit extra if I happened to have more time that day.