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La motivación te hace empezar, pero los hábitos te hacen continuar. Si la pereza siempre gana la batalla y dejas el español para “mañana”, este episodio es para ti. Descubrirás estrategias prácticas para estudiar solo 5 minutos al día, disfrutar del proceso y hacer del español parte natural de tu vida.

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Cómo vencer la pereza y estudiar español todos los días

“夢”という漢字は、どういう成り立ちでつくられたのか、具体的にわかりやすく説明します。
How was the Chinese character (kanji) for “yume (dream)” created?

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“夢”という漢字は、どういう成り立ちでつくられたのか、具体的にわかりやすく説明します。 How was the Chinese character (kanji) for “yume (dream)” created?

In Zen, the act of sitting down and doing nothing isn’t about idleness. It’s about allowing the mind to rest and reset. When you stop forcing progress, you invite understanding to emerge naturally. This stillness isn’t passive—it’s active receptivity.

In language learning, this means stepping back from constant effort to allow the language to settle into your subconscious. Play a podcast in your target language without trying to grasp every word. Let the rhythm of the language flow through you. Over time, your brain will pick up patterns and nuances effortlessly.

Research supports this approach: studies on the brain’s default mode network (DMN) show that periods of quiet reflection are crucial for consolidating memories and integrating information. In short, doing nothing allows your brain to do its most creative and productive work.


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Tip 56 - How the Zen principle of Sitting Down, Doing Nothing can help you 

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In this episode of Your Spanish Journey, I'll talk about the difference between the verbs SER and ESTAR and I'll give some practical examples so that that you start using them correctly!

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In this episode, I explain how to ask your friends "Come on. Focus!" in Japanese. There are some cultural differences between Japanese and English. Check it out!

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In this week's  lesson, I share experiences from my childhood with competitive sport.

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Another session on how to get the perfect accent.