Lots of people feel like they should either go from zero to fluent in one shot, or just give up entirely. This is a great story to prove them wrong! Take breaks! Take u-turns! Come back to it! Language learning isn't usually a linear walk in the park 😁
I barely hear French spoken so it's not really that common since I'm not in a French speaking area.
Having classes in your native language must've been nice especially since it helped you maintain your grade average. It's nice to see other people that like reading more than studying grammar too!
Lots of people feel like they should either go from zero to fluent in one shot, or just give up entirely. This is a great story to prove them wrong! Take breaks! Take u-turns! Come back to it! Language learning isn't usually a linear walk in the park 😁
I completely agree! Language learning is one big choose your own adventure game 😊
I'm hoping I can get to a point where I can actually use French this time around 😂
What was it like switching to the Hindi class? Did you get anything out of it even though it's your native language?
I barely hear French spoken so it's not really that common since I'm not in a French speaking area.
Having classes in your native language must've been nice especially since it helped you maintain your grade average. It's nice to see other people that like reading more than studying grammar too!