Personally, I love grammar.  There's something really satisfying about picking a language apart, and the little lightbulbs that appear when I work something out.

Vocab is a nightmare for me.  I haven't found a proper way of learning it, which means I'm constantly lacking (and learning).

Hello ;) I think is the lack of a partner because this way I could improve my pronunciation and have a good time but it's also the same routine everyday and to me, it would be perfect to have a schedule at school full of languages like: English, French, Russian, German, Chinese and Japanese. So I may be happier than having to do chemistry homework when I hate it.

Greeting :))

Holly Jensen what is your opinion about watch movies in language we are learning with subtitules? After study the concepts basics?

For exemple in Portugal all things in non-native language have subtitules but in Germany and France they don't hear the original voice is allways with native language "folded"...

i hate grammar

I really like grammar. It is interesting to see how language is built up out of logical blocks. The thing I did not like in language class is literature. I like reading books, and I like to practice my reading. But I cannot see the use of talking about what the writer meant with this and that, and how can this metaphor be explained. Even when I sometimes even like the book and the subject, I think discussing this has little to do with your language skills.