#Daily Routine Learning

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10 Tips to Integrate English Learning Into Your Routine

If you are an English learner who is looking for ways to hone your skills and integrate English learning into your daily routine, then you have come to the right place. With these 10 tips, you can incorporate these tactics into your beginner’s studies and make English learning a habit that comes as naturally as brushing your teeth.

Set a schedule – and stick to it: The best way to make sure you’re consistently learning English is by setting up a study plan that works for your lifestyle. Whether you prefer studying in the morning or after work, make sure you have time set aside specifically for English practice every day. With discipline, consistency and dedication, you will soon start to see improvements in your language skills.

Listen and repeat: Listening is an important part of learning any language. Try to listen to native English speakers as much as possible — this can be through audio recordings, movies or TV shows, podcasts, etc. As you listen, take notes on new words, phrases and pronunciation. Then, try to repeat what you heard aloud as this will help with pronunciation as well as confidence in speaking English.

Read everything: Reading is one of the most powerful tools when it comes to learning any language - even if you’re just a beginner. Start with shorter texts such as articles, blog posts or non-fiction books, and then gradually move on to longer texts such as novels or short stories. As you read, take notes of any words or phrases that you don’t understand and look them up later.

Play language learning games: Language learning can be fun and rewarding. There are a variety of online English games and apps that can help you learn in a more creative way. From word quizzes to hangman, these games can help to make English learning more interactive and engaging.

Make notes: Whether it’s new vocabulary or phrases you come across during movies or conversations with native English speakers, jot down any unfamiliar words and look up their meaning later. This can help you to expand your knowledge of the English language and remember words more easily.

Talk with native speakers: One of the best ways to improve your conversational skills is by talking with native English speakers. You can find these people online through forums or social media, or in real life at meet-ups or language exchange events. Talking with native speakers will help to increase your fluency and confidence when speaking English. You can also look into non fiction books for beginners for learning a language.

Use mnemonics: Mnemonics are memory devices that can be used to remember information more easily. For example, if you want to remember the spelling of a particular word, create a sentence using the letters of that word as its components. This will help you recall the word and its meaning more easily.

Watch movies: Watching movies is a great way to learn English, as it provides an immersive experience that you can’t get from any other medium. Try to watch movies in their original version (i.e., with subtitles) and observe how words are used in various contexts and situations.

Find a language buddy: Learning something new is always more enjoyable with a friend and language buddies are people who are willing to help you practice your English skills for free. You can find them online or in person, and they can be a great source of support and motivation when learning any language. Plus, it’s always nice to have someone to practice with.

Have fun: Learning a language does not have to be tedious or boring. Incorporate activities that you enjoy into your learning routine, such as listening to music in English, watching comedy shows or playing word games with friends. Having fun while learning will make the entire process more enjoyable and rewarding.

By following these steps, you’ll go from a beginner to experienced English speaker in no time. So make sure to keep these tips in mind and get started on your language-learning journey today with https://www.bbbg.org/.

[ros3ybabe]

Daily Check-in: September 12, 2024 😴

Some pictures of my school work set up in the campus library, which is actually my preffered place of study! I'm always the most productive in there! Sorry about the inconsistent daily check ins, I get home from work some nights and just pass out right away, I'm so tired.

🦄 What I Accomplished

completed and submitted my lab 21 and 22 pre lab assignments

completed my homework for chapter 4 of my accounting class

studied for my upcoming accounting exam

did my morning skincare

worked a ~8.5 hour shift

booked a 2nd tattoo appointment

got matched with a Dietetic mentor

sent my boss an email regarding a work situation with another coworker

decided on a time to go to lunch with my friend for her birthday on Friday

🐌 Random Stuff Of The Day

felt really emotional all day, cried several times

had a really good bagel sandwich for breakfast

drank so much water

finally made my next payment to my health coach, and am waiting to recieve my new workout plans and meal plan!

debating changing my tattoo idea for my appointment in october

requested time off work for the days my man is supposed to come see me 🤞🤞🤞

had a super healthy meal for dinner (grilled chicken, lots of broccoli, and a small amount of potato)

🩷 Stuff For Tomorrow, Friday, Sept 13th

study japanese, please girl, you gotta learn some more before your lesson on friday

email Dietetic mentor back asap

therapy appointment ??

lunch with your friend for her birthday!!

work a ~7 hour shift

have a good day <3

that's all for now! will try to post more consistently!

til next time lovelies 🩷

[studysmth]

3/01/25 activities:

Duolingo Spanish (20 min)

Spanish YouTube (20 min)

Ottessa Moshfegh "Homesick For Another World" + 20 pages

Study time: 40 min 🌞

[jis6n]

summer productivity challenge ; day 56

started reading the summer i turned pretty

ran some more errands & completed returns

work for mom & graphic design

created a declutter checklist

cleared out my photos (daily swipes)

worked on my sleep schedule

watched detective conan w/ family

made some summer plans with friends & caught up with some international friends

worked on some short form content

spent lots of time offline!

got some inspiration for my poetry <3

piano practice, chores & dancing

japanese & french practice / vocab

photos from pinterest

[hebrewbyinbal]

Hey there, language learners! Are you ready to supercharge your Hebrew skills and dive into the heart of everyday conversations?

In this one, we unravel the secrets of expressing daily, weekly, and monthly routines in Hebrew.

In this video, we're delving deep into the advantages of using specific vocabulary for precise contexts. Imagine effortlessly navigating daily interactions, seamlessly expressing your routines, and feeling confident in any conversation. That's the power of targeted vocabulary, and that's exactly what Practically Speaking Hebrew - my online program - equips you with.

Discover how these simple yet crucial words can transform your ability to connect with others and navigate real-life situations with ease.

Throughout the course, we focus on empowering you with the tools you need to thrive in Hebrew-speaking environments. My daily lessons - like this one - serve as the perfect expansion and practice, reinforcing your understanding and fluency in specific contexts.

So, whether you're a beginner eager to kickstart your Hebrew journey or a past learner looking to level up your skills, my program is your ticket to becoming fluent in everyday Hebrew. Get ready to unlock a world of possibilities through the precision of language - because every word counts, especially in the rhythm of daily life.

[dalstudy]

new daily productivity routine. (for a better self and lifestyle change.)

starting 20.03.23

8.00am : get up, morning stretch, clean face and drink warm water.

9.00am. : make coffee, check emails, have a lazy morning.

9.30am : check to-do list for today.

10:00am : make healthy breakfast, fill up water jug and take vitamins.

11:00am : log into yonsei and check my schedule for online classes for the day, set up up all my supplies ready for korean class.

12:00pm : make some lunch, prep for class before it begins and then study.

13:30pm : break time after class, i make some lemon juice and a cup of tea (maybe some cake). i close my eyes to rest after hyper focusing and chill.

14:00pm : back to class and put on imissmycafe because it is so relaxing.

15:00pm : classes finished, i go to do some stretching and daily workout that DAREBEE posts to relax my body.

15:35pm : go take a shower, chill with a face mask.

16:00pm : do some book writing to unwind, before dinner.

17:00pm : make a cosy dinner, relax with some kdrama (currently watching would you like a cup of coffee because it’s so cosy.)

18:00pm : go over some notes from my lessons and memorise vocab.

19-21:00pm : i relax and do my skincare routine before reading. make myself a cup of sleepy tea to end the day.

[macademiastudies]

November 4th Journal

I'm doing a lot better now and can better balance myself. I'm slowly making changes to improve myself, including eating healthier and setting up a morning routine, as these things can make a huge difference in how you retain information and your productivity. To-do: 🪶Complete the Python slot machine game 🪶Map out a Python weather API project 🪶Level up on Duolingo Hindi 🪶Refresh my French by reading one book 🪶Learn Linked Lists Python 🪶Learn Binary Search Python 🪶Type out my handwritten notes 🪶Python final exam 🪶Print photos What I got done: 🪶90% of the slot machine project 🪶Mapped out the Python weather API project 🪶Leveled up on Duolingo LATIN NOW 🪶Refresh my French by reading half a book and realizing how gooey my skills are 🪶Learn Linked Lists Python 🪶Python final exam (FINALLYYYYYY)

[septembersung]

We’ve been Going Through It for weeks and weeks now and some things may be clarifying. We’ll see.

In a fit of Mood last night over (detailed context redacted) I decided we’re just going to become that family that speaks conversational Latin. So I’ve been throwing out what small vocabulary I have that’s relevant to a household (and not Mass) at every opportunity.

I am richly rewarded because almost-2yo is at that stage where she will joyfully repeat anything.

[la-galaxie-langblr]

I really need to start certain routines but there's so much I want to start doing that I know I'll crash and burn if I do too much at once 😔

[suugakusei]

Hi Tumblr! My fiancée (@lulifelog) said I should create a tumblr blog, so I dicided to try it out.

My name is Luã (pronounced luh-an; calling me suugakusei, rage or anything else is fine), I'm an applied mathematics major from Brazil and a japanese student, currently on the JLPT N3 grind. I love studying and playing videogames, I have a lot of interest in japanese culture and language and I intend in working in tech in a few years. Mathematics is my life, and the epiphany of solving a good problem is my favorite feeling.

This blog is where I'll share my studying process and lifestyle, as well as some thing about my daily life, all along some cute pictures I might try to take (emphasis on "try") and maybe some music recommendations. So, if you have interest in that, I'll see you on your dash :)

I would also like to get to know some japanese speakers, because immersion is everything. では、tumblrの日本語を話す人たち、よろしく!

Today I had a nice little moment of comfortable japanese study.

I'm at the end of my university's summer break, so I'm free to do whathever. I try to study as much as possible, but the thought of spending hours mashing buttons on Guilty Gear is always a tease.

Just when I decided to catch up with my vocabulary Anki deck, a light rain started to pour, which makes studying the best. So I made some coffee, lighted an incense stick, put on Lamp's album Yume, a gorgeous and somewhat-strange piece of japanese jazz-pop, and got to work.

I always try to write my kanji as beautifully as possible, and I think today I managed to draw some nice characters. Nothing like getting a kanji to look just right.

焼く (yaku), to burn

義理 (giri), honor

間違い (machigai), mistake

Japanese language students tend to dislike or even hate kanji because of the amount of work it tends to take to memorize them, including readings and stroke order. Despite that, it's my favorite aspect of the language. I just find them very beautiful and interesting, as the idea of a character that not only expresses sound but also an idea is very foreign to my strictly-phonetic mother language. Also, knowing a lot of them gives you bragging rights, which can't be bad.

As I was wrapping up the session, the Lamp album ended, so I played King Gnu's album Ceremony, which is an awesome alternative j-rock album with amazing melodies. It's also from the same band that composed one of the Jujutsu Kaizen openings, so some of you might be familiar. Their whole discography is worth checking out.

And that was all for today. I think I'll play some Persona 3 right now, even though I feel I should study more, as I always do. But I'm on my break, right? Nothing wrong with having some fun.

Have a good one everybody :)

[studysmth]

29/12/24 activities:

Lish McBride "Hold Me Closer, Necromancer" + 53 pages

Duolingo Spanish (20 min)

Grocery shopping

Workout

Study time: 20 min 🌞

[jis6n]

summer productivity challenge ; day 6

met my water drinking goals

woke up early & picked up breakfast for my family

listened to fernanda ramirez’s podcast about self perception 🤍

Bible reading

finished editing & uploading my video for tomorrow (youtube channel here)

language study 🇯🇵🇳🇬🇫🇷

washed my hair

practiced speaking in french with ash <3

created another to-do list for tomorrow

washed the bathroom & tidied the garden

photos from pinterest.

[theramblingvoid]

Being unemployed and out of school in your early 20s is so weird. like I'm free I'm trapped time isn't real but neither is bedtime I'm making food from scratch I'm sweating over the price of groceries I'm entirely outside the rhythm of humanity while only now starting to see how it works. I'm living I'm dying I'm holding together my mental health with duct tape and one nice thing a person said to me 5 months ago I am running out of shredded cheese. yknow?

[headphonemouse]

Nothing in my life has ever tasted as good as how I imagine cartoon meat that looks like this tastes

[chewwytwee]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. People need to become more comfortable with making bad art, and people need to be more comfortable with accepting that their art isn’t good. I’m sorry, but sometimes art looks objectively bad (at least as far as the artist is unable to conceive of their artistic vision), and instead of constantly handwaving negativity and brushing critical feelings under the rug people need to develop skills to cope with and progress from those feelings. The VAST majority of art ‘advice’ I see pass across my dash is really just art positivity, where the takeaway isn’t any valuable information, but rather an admonishment for not being kind enough to themselves and corrections you can make to your behavior. It sidesteps the problem ‘I am unfamiliar with art’ and jumps right to addressing the symptom ‘I feel bad I’m unable to create what I want to create’. Instead of working to improve artistic skill and familiarity with creative tools, it tells the reader that they need to work to re-think their conception of artistic quality. There should be space for both of those conversations but they don’t exist to the exclusion of the other. Most art spaces online attempt to create an encouraging space through enforcement of post-over rules and discouraging critical feedback, but inadvertently creates incentives for people to write insubstantial filler so they can post their own work which discourages people who’s art isn’t as impressive or noteworthy because all of their feedback is platitudes. Art communities are consumed by a fear of alienating beginners, but falsely believe that beginners will be alienated by critical feedback and don’t realize that most beginners feel alienated by stagnation and uncertainty. Feeling bad at a skill feels much better than feeling as if you are incapable of improving at that skill, and the shallow insistence of magical thought as a substitute for practice is a self fulfilling prophecy which will make it so.