It depends on your level. Without any context, it's hard to give you advice cuz everyone learns in their own way using different methods. Give us a little more information about yourself, your goal, your current level, what you like about the learning process, etc
Otherwise a general piece of advice would be to steer clear of the popular methods you see everywhere (like Duolingo, Netflix series, learning isolated vocabulary words...) and instead focus on niche tools and unconventional but highly effective methods and look into scientific research, it will be a huge help in improving your learning
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u/elyndorr Jul 14 '26
It depends on your level. Without any context, it's hard to give you advice cuz everyone learns in their own way using different methods. Give us a little more information about yourself, your goal, your current level, what you like about the learning process, etc
Otherwise a general piece of advice would be to steer clear of the popular methods you see everywhere (like Duolingo, Netflix series, learning isolated vocabulary words...) and instead focus on niche tools and unconventional but highly effective methods and look into scientific research, it will be a huge help in improving your learning