How long do you practice the language you're are learning? I try to practice every day at least 30 min, I remember when I started learning english, I used to practice 1 hr or more, because everthing seemed to be new and I liked it, but now, I barely focus in a topics, and sometimes I feel like Im not learning as much as I used to be. So, for this reason I started posting, now, it's time to put all I have learnt in practice, and try to use what I just learnt. Quantity vs Quality, the more we practice a skill, the better we will be in that skill, I have heard we only need to practice 5 minutes to get good level, so doesn't matter the quantity but the quality, but if we balance quantity and quality we wil get better results. Have good one!

How many words do you know from the language you're learning? Have you ever asked that question? I have, but it's difficult to know how many words we know, even in our native language. So I decided to look up in internet and I found a Web (testyourvocab) which can estimate how many words we might know, through exercises where we only need to check words that we are sure we know it is interesting to know that information, at least for me. because we can know where we are. And the web also tells you how many words is known by natives and foreigners Have a good one.

Looking for listening practice? Hello there, I would like to practice my english skill, please if you know online material or you can recommend good books or resources, I would really be greatful,

Introvert or Extrovert? Hello guys, today I want to talk about behaviors I consider myself as introvert person, I read that a person has both characteristic, but one of them is dominant. I don't know if a person who is introvert, could become a extrovert, I believe we can change certains aspect of our behavior but completely who knows now, I try to push myself out of my confort zone, I try to do things that I dont usually do, like posting, sending message, talking, because I want to change that part of my behavior, be more talkactive. How do you consider yourself, introver or extrovert?

First day of work Hi guys, I hope all of you are doing well What makes special the first day of work? In a couple of weeks' time, Im going to start a new job, the interesting part of this is, at least for me, all communication will be in English, so I have to use my english skill to get across my ideas, express myself, so on. I have been practice english for these kind of opportunities and I hope I do well in this opportunity To be honest, I'm a little bit afraid, nervous and exited at the same time :) Have you ever used the language that you're learning, in a formal way, work, interviews, etc? Bests Bye

How many words do we have to know in order to speak in a basic way another language ? I don't remember well where I heard about that or read about that, so I was looking for it online and I found different amount and perspectives. That depends on the level that we want to achieve. For example for a native speaker (English) They might know 15,000 to 20,000 word (quoting "BBC - https://www.bbc.com/news/world-44569277"), So if we want to speak comfortable with a native speaker we have to know those bunch of words?. So I tried writing down how many words I know in my first language but I couldn't do it, because I couldn't remember all word that I have used in whole my life. Some advice that I have found, Says, it is not necessary to learn a large number of words, but it is important for us to learn the most common words, that a native speaker use or that we use in our daily conversation I found in the same article, if we know or learn from 800 to 1000 words (lemmas) which appear frequently in a language, we will be able to understand (70 - 80)%, I think is a good percent for me, but it is not enough if we want to become a fluent speaker. I think so. This topic sounded interesting for me, so I wanted to write it. Sorry for my mistakes. Greetings, Have a wonderful day.