I’ve decided to move my language diary to Twitter. I’m going to post daily updates on my progress and also use the platform for language output. I won’t post updates on this site anymore.
My Twitter account is here!
I’ve decided to move my language diary to Twitter. I’m going to post daily updates on my progress and also use the platform for language output. I won’t post updates on this site anymore.
My Twitter account is here!
I studied HSK 4 vocabulary for about an hour, and started an HSK 4 course on Coursera. I did the first two lessons. It was useful, and reinforced the vocab I am learning, so I think I will continue with it.
Today was my Korean day. I have started a beginners Korean course on Coursera. I reviewed the alphabet and started on some basic conversation. I worked my way through week one and half of week two. It was good reinforcement of what I’ve learnt in my textbook.
I studied HSK4 vocabulary for an hour, and then spent an hour reading and listening to news on The Chairman’s Bao.
I started my new study plan today. I just studied French. It went well. I spent about an hour on grammar, focussing on verbs, and then 45 minutes of listening, reading aloud and shadowing. I think concentrating on one language a day is going to suit me.
I spent most of my study time on HSK 4 vocabulary, and I also studied three stories on The Chairman’s Bao.
I did some work on present tense conjugations. I should know all this by now, but I work through the exercises slowly. I’ve been neglecting French recently.
I’m going to stop updating this section. I read a Japanese novel every night and spend part of every day translating. That doesn’t change!
I’ve found that studying all my languages in one day doesn’t really work. Just when I’m getting into a language, it is time to change and study another one. So, I’m going to try a new study schedule. I don’t expect to keep to this because of work commitments, but I’m going to try.
Monday – French
Tuesday – too much work on
Wednesday – Chinese
Thursday – Korean
Friday – Chinese
Saturday – French and Korean
Sunday – French and Chinese
I read Japanese novels every night for about an hour and a half, and spend part of the day translating, so I can add Japanese onto each day.
I reviewed the alphabet and units 1-3 in my textbook, and started on unit 4. I’m forgetting what I’ve learnt, but hopefully it will be reinforced as I push on through the textbook. I also did some Duolingo lessons.