#language learning journal

[miamisita]

Language Learning Journals

Available in 3-months, 6-months, and 1 year. Journaling about your language learning can make the process more personal and motivate you to accomplish your new language goals. The language learning journal is a great way to plan and track your learning.

Each journal includes:

Yearly Goals page

Undated calendar pages for monthly planning and goals

Fillable Vocabulary Tables

Fillable Useful Phrases

Fillable Grammar Rules Tables

Lined, graph, and blank pages to write and draw notes

Weekly tracker for Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Grammar, and Vocabulary Skills

Monthly habit tracker log

Fillable resource logs for movies, music, literature, websites, apps, classes, media, and literature for your target language.

Monthly review and reflection pages to self-assess your progress

100 days challenge page

Checklist page

6 Month Link 8x11: https://a.co/d/7sXR1Ok 6 Month Link 6x9: https://a.co/d/4SHdPrz 1 Year Link 8x11: https://a.co/d/5rEjMwi

[evaelace]

한국어를 연습은 더 필요 있어요… 매일 공부하는데 한국어를 잘 못해요. ‘이거 어려워요...’ 이런 생각해요. Part of me is really tired of studying and feeling like I am not getting any better.

사실 연습은 더 하고 싶어요. (Torn between wanting to do more, feeling like I need to do more, and also feeling really discouraged by how little growth I see in my abilities.) 저는 YouTube를 보면서 “이게 연습을 좋다” 라고 그런데 그것은 사실이 아니에요. YouTube를 재미있는데 그것 안 공부해요.

스트레이키즈의 YouTube를 너무 너무 재미있어요. Of course I enjoy it, it’s a lot of fun. 맞아잖아~~ 하지만 I need to study seriously.

[ladyflybutterbug]

I always remind myself if I wasn’t me I would want the things I have now.

[thistlelearns]

30.3.23 // some journalling and funky upside down plants

[dogstomp]

Dogstomp #3274 - January 31st

Patreon / Discord Server / Itaku / Bluesky

[expiationist]

fall 2024 planner ✨🍓🎀🍒🫖

usually im not really into the pink aesthetic, but i had a lot of fun redecorating my planner for the fall semester~

planner link!

[chu-diaries]

100 days of mental healthcare: day 93/100

I'm sorry I've been absent the last few days. I had a crazy weekend full of work and — I know this won't sound like me — I've been more active on Instagram, where I can better follow the results of the Olympic Games. I watched the gymnastics performances of our diva Rebeca Andrade in the little free time I had on Sunday and finally gave a chance to a web series that tells the story of the Marauders at Hogwarts. It was also my husband's birthday yesterday, so we went out to have Japanese food. Today was another day full of work, with another medal from Rebeca Andrade (our queen!) and signs that this will be a good week.

💥: day 12/29

💧: 1,2 L

🏃🏻‍♀️: 1737 steps

🧘🏻‍♀️: yoga practice (42 min)

📝: I reviewed the social media content I will use this week in my candle shop (4 h)

📖: 🚫

🇰🇷: listened to kpop and tried my best to identify some words (20 min)

🎧: love again - baekhyun

📺: Olympic Games

📚: hp and the deathly hallows

🛑: had an episode yesterday, now I’m currently 1 day pick-free

💊: took all my vitamins

[lupusmaxima]

2024/01/21

[luckydoeslanguage]

Jp learners, how do you guys go about using a notebook? How do you practice writing? I bought a new notebook recently to practice writing in Japanese, but I don't really know how to start. I can already output a little digitally and recognize a fair ammount of kanji, but I've never really taken notes before.

I do immersion learning, so I'm thinking of attempting like, a semi daily diary for writing simple stuff? Idk I'd like to hear what other people are doing for writing practice!

[corvid-language-library]

Start the morning reviewing kanji I often forget. Get frustrated because I just cannot remember 福（ふく=blessing, fortune, luck, health) and there's only one word on my N3 vocab list containing that kanji. "Why do I even have to learn this for N3 when there's only one word with it anyway?" I grumble. "I've never even seen the word 幸福 used in context!"

Watch Kiriko's Crime Diary and she sees a display of strawberry daifuku in the supermarket underneath the sign: いちご大福, which she reads aloud. Suddenly I have no trouble remembering the kanji or the meaning.

And this is why we do fun things that are meaningful to us personally when we learn a language and don't just look at word lists/flash cards!

[stockholmgf]

i have to mute myself every day on the phone with my bf so i can “tell” him all about the surprises i’m working on for him cause i simply cannot keep my mouth shut

[flllourish]

my first entry written in italian in this journal. i’ve been so lazy with my language learning and im finding it hard to stay motivated to study in the way that i should. by this time next year i would love to be at a true B1 level of speaking and this feels like the path of least resistance when it comes to practice.

[niararn]

「 PAGE 0 」 Join me in my language journey / 2024 / polyglot diaries

[luvcraze]

Journal pages ideas

About me page

Routines

Daily reflections

Daily routine

Things I love

Manifest page

Affirmations

Goals

Skills to learn

Recipes

Mood tracker

Current obsessions

Wish lists

Dreams

Dream life

Favorite memories

Birthday list

Pressed flowers

Skincare routine

Workout routine

Meditation log

Work/School schedule

Drama

Tbr (to be read: reading list)

Book review

Favorite books

Favorite movies

Favorite celebrities

Letters to your future self

Letters to people

Playlist ideas

Lyrics

Songs of the month

Angel numbers

[sincerely-sofie]

*skitters up to you on all fours with a bunch of drawings in my mouth* *drops them at your feet* *skitters away*

enjoy some schizophrenia / psychosis / mental health-based humor.

[pobeda147]

This is a figurative expression (idiom, excuse).

When a person is tired of doing something, he says "я не могу". then the interlocutor can say consonant "через немогу" - it means "though you can't do anything, but you must. try your best."