Post by j7oyun55rruk on Jan 4, 2024 2:31:07 GMT -8
The blog you are reading now is the result of my desire to express my thoughts on language learning to the wider world. While writing about language learning on my blog and podcast I developed my ideas and my ability to teach them. When I wrote blog posts about how to learn Spanish I directly improved my own learning. I am passionate about languages so I create my own original material for the market which I hope will improve options for language learners around the world.
I learned and improved the languages myself in the process of creating C Level Contact List these materials. For example, I am currently creating a new set of dialogues in a language for listening practice. I'm basically making materials that I want to use in my own language learning. It's a passion project. Throughout these conversations I am learning and improving myself throughout the creative process from commissioning to QA.
I suggested to Jonathan in a recent podcast that this is one of the most unique and creative ways to contribute to the wider world while preserving language. Setting up a meetup group Of course you've heard of it but why not create your own? this is another way to take control of your language learning. Be a creator rather than a learner. If you've been to a meetup before and didn't like the way it worked or you thought it could be done differently what's stopping you is my friend Robin who runs a Chinese meetup group in London.
I learned and improved the languages myself in the process of creating C Level Contact List these materials. For example, I am currently creating a new set of dialogues in a language for listening practice. I'm basically making materials that I want to use in my own language learning. It's a passion project. Throughout these conversations I am learning and improving myself throughout the creative process from commissioning to QA.
I suggested to Jonathan in a recent podcast that this is one of the most unique and creative ways to contribute to the wider world while preserving language. Setting up a meetup group Of course you've heard of it but why not create your own? this is another way to take control of your language learning. Be a creator rather than a learner. If you've been to a meetup before and didn't like the way it worked or you thought it could be done differently what's stopping you is my friend Robin who runs a Chinese meetup group in London.
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