Semanticvictory.com Website Review

Language learning can be fun most of the time, but it’s still a tedious process, requiring months and years of our lives. It takes burning motivation and unyielding willpower to spend all that time polishing one skill: understanding a foreign language. Sadly, a lot of people miss on constant motivation, and even more on willpower — including me, and probably you, too. What a shame. No posts for two weeks straight. And it’s spring already. Time flies! The first post in today’s collection is just about that: how to start again after a looong break. Dive in :) bet quite a large percent of language learners worldwide have found themselves skipping one day because of being busy, another on account of being tired, and another week, and quite possibly another month. After a month of not learning a language, not starting Anki (or what have you), not speaking unfamiliar sounds you feel devastated — and In the article J lays out the precise steps to overcome this condition and restart your studies with new enthusiasm, this time keeping it David (whom you definitely should subscribe to if you haven’t yet) has teamed up with the editor of The Polyglot Project extensive compilation of autobiographies and golden advice from both aspiring and renowned polyglots, sharing their experiences of language learning, and how it changed their lives. A captivating read, by the way, and for a great price: free. Be sure to do*nload your own copy, So, let’s get back to David and Claude. They’ve teamed up to create an extension of the Project, interviewing polyglots and remarkable language learners “on air.” This is the first episode, episode #0 to warm up and discuss forthcoming interviews, don’t miss Various how-tos and lists regarding language learning flood the internet (this blog not an exception). John from L2Mastery.com he’s highlighting are highly relevant, and I’ve seen many people, including myself, trespas*ing against those — it never ends well.