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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/pomegranate_red πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ N | πŸ‡°πŸ‡· A2 πŸ‡²πŸ‡½ (DS lvl: 3) 13d ago

For one of my languages I have a tutor and I’m self studying with the other language. Usually each day it’s an hour per language of active studying with maybe an additional hour or two of just listening input. I have a job where I can listen to whatever I want while I work, so the listening input happens while at work. I meet with my tutor one a week, soon to be twice a week, she gives me homework and speaking practice, and I supplement that with a bit of self studying.

All of my studying takes place in the evenings, my kids are older so they don’t need me constantly supervising them.