Learn Japanese with Kazumi

Instead of skipping your study session, try to do something manageable, even if it’s just for 5 or 10 minutes. This small effort prevents the disruption of your learning habit and keeps you from falling into the “rest zone” for too long. Remember, a little bit of progress each day compounds over time, and that’s how big results are achieved.

Once you take a break from studying for too long, it becomes increasingly tempting to stay in that “rest mode.” We’ve all experienced this—one day off turns into two, and suddenly a week has gone by. The longer you rest, the harder it becomes to start again. This is not just a language learning issue; it’s a cognitive phenomenon called the inertia effect, where the longer we avoid an activity, the more mental resistance we build up toward starting it again.


111 Tips for Learning a Language 

Tip 48 – Just do what you can when nothing feels right and that is already enough.

In questo podcast parlo della settima tappa Viaggio sulla West Coast USA, la visita al Joshua Tree National Park, racconto un po' del paesaggio, il tipo di vegetazione e le percezioni che ho avuto lá. Tempi verbali: presente, passato: passato prossimo, passato remoto. 

Vivendo tra due lingue

Settima tappa Viaggio West Coast USA, Joshua Tree National Park

Learn which words we use to talk about time in the past tense (ago, last, in, on, and at)

English Syndicate

Ago, last, in, on, and at

¿Qué es el subjuntivo? ¿Cómo se conjuga? ¿Cuándo hay que utilizarlo?

Español con Diego

MASTER Spanish Subjunctive in 18 MINUTES!

I Libri In  Pillole di Federica

Sesto capitolo: Storia di un gatto e del topo che divento' suo amico

Teacher Joseph's Podcast

Do British People Drink Too Much?

Creativity in Learning

Transcript: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oCQNb2p2Xf6mTq2Oc-4zcvJdfcaywomi/view?usp=drivesdk

Creativity in Learning [with transcript for study]

I go for a little walk and explain the best way to describe things. 