I don’t see any sensitive words, unless we count the technical terms related to language learning. By the way, I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on the subject.

Hey guys, what do you struggle the most with when learning a language? I’m thinking - learning vocab - Remembering complicated words - Finding motivation to study - Setting a schedule - Conjugating verbs - Learning articles (for languages like German/French/Spanish etc) - Memorizing characters (Chinese/Japanese) - Understanding native speakers - Talking to people - Literally anything As someone who has passed 3 C1 tests and speaks five languages fluently, I’m trying to figure out what holds people back from using a language freely. I’m trying to make a language blog and thinking of what value I could bring to people learning languages. It’s currently a mess and I’m gonna reformat it, but if you’d like to see the concept, you can check it out here Instagram.com/thelangspace Please don’t by shy to exploit me to address your struggles :) I’m happy to help you out

'My Legoland Hand Tragedy' When I was around six years old, we went on a family day out to Legoland. Let's just say, it didn't end well... Do you have an interesting injury story? Perhaps with unusual circumstances?

What kind of learner are you? We all learn in different ways. Some of us prefer self-study, others like guidance through a teacher, some are more visual learners than others. Are you a passive learner or an active learner?

What is the correct article to complete the sentence?

I'm angry that I am not studying hard in English every day. Let's find a regular time to practice daily. I used to talk to English native speakers every day during the commute. Why didn't I do that when I lived closer to the office.

Advanced Punctuation Quiz

Czech in Japan
subculture friend wanted I'm married, so I'm looking for female friends.