It is easy to set goals as a beginner. You want to speak fluently, want to understand movies, or maybe just simply create a sentence. But what can you look forward to once you’ve achieved all of this?
As an advanced language learner, you can make it a goal to repeat words less and use synonyms instead, use more complex grammar tenses, and sound more like a native speaker by perfecting your pronunciation and by using sayings, idioms and colloquial expressions.
Say no to monotony and lack of new impulses and challenges, and get back on track.
Buckle up ’cause in no time your passion for languages will be back. I guarantee you will feel the rush of emotions you used to feel in the beginning again.
Get to understand what intermediate language learning plateau is, what causes it, and how to overcome it by switching up some simple things.
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Learn what to do and how to restart after you take some time off from language learning.
I hope you are reading this in your festive pjs or sweater but at least with hot cocoa in hand.
Cause we are about to discuss some fun Christmas language activities
We are PUMPED about the holidays so why not combine it with our other passion, language!
Do every Christmas-y thing in your target language!
You have found what you are looking for. I know you have been overwhelmed and confused about what to give to the language learner in your life. So to help you out, as a fellow language lover, I would like to give you a little inspiration with this list of creative and unique gift ideas.
You are learning languages and have no idea what to ask for? Just share this list with your loved ones 😉
There are low budget as well as generous options, stuff for family, friends and even co-workers, schoolmates and relatives.
Is your summer break boring? Are you laying in bed all day?
For lot of people, summer is a season of fun, freedom and ….. boredom.
So why not beat boredom and improve your language skills at the same time?
I’ll give you ideas for fun summery things you can do to practice languages you can absolutely do by yourself if your friends are out of town for vacation or together with people who speak the language you want to practice. And the best part: they don’t involve any actual learning.
Stuck at home, and want to occupy yourself? Feeling lazy but want to be productive?
Over 30 different creative ways to practice your language skills!
Here are some exercises you can do at home, from the comfort of your warm bed.
Do one today!
What should you do after you pass your level B2 language exam?
First of all, congratulations! It takes a lot of effort to get this far in learning a language.
To go from intermediate to advanced level, you have to fine-tune grammar skills, learn more abstract rather than practical vocabulary, adjust input resources to match your level level, and possibly work on your pronunciation.
Read moreHow do you go from intermediate to advanced in a language?