Join the Waitlist for the Mindful Multilinguals Collective to go from stuck and overwhelmed in your studies to resilient, confident, and find joy and clarity learning multiple languages: skyrocket-your-language-learning.onepage.me/mindful-multilinguals-collective You're invited to join my Patreon community of mindful language learners here: www.patreon.com/languagetraveladoptee Become more authentically YOU in your languages to end the frustration and stress (and, finally feel more calm, confident, and proud about your progress!). Work with me in my deep dive workshops that offer a more sustainable, therapeutic, and holistic approach to learning than was ever thought possible! Join the waitlist to know when I’m hosting the next one: language-travel-adoptee.ck.page/c9877e34c8
This is actually the truth. Nobody actually tells the truth I spent 5 years of my life learning korean and I’m still finding it hard. Any method cannot make your language learning easier and even if it does like she said it may stop working for you after a period of time and it because language gets harder as much as you get into it. So don’t lower your self esteem like I did , I stopped learning korean for two months because I was finding it hard to learn. Quitting something because it’s hard is the worst thing you can do. Thanks for being truthful 💗😭✨
@@Amshkpop Was one of your motivations K-pop? It definitely was for me. Even if I am not actively studying Korean now, I still sneak in those K-pop videos on TH-cam. 파이팅!
Yeah, I figured out what need I have been seeking in language study through my current pursuit of Brazilian Portuguese: being seen as intelligent and competent. Even though I passed the highest level a foreigner could pass on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, I never got held in high regard when it came to employment. My Portuguese teacher has helped me realize that my competence and intelligence has been there all along.
Join the Waitlist for the Mindful Multilinguals Collective to go from stuck and overwhelmed in your studies to resilient, confident, and find joy and clarity learning multiple languages: skyrocket-your-language-learning.onepage.me/mindful-multilinguals-collective
You're invited to join my Patreon community of mindful language learners here: www.patreon.com/languagetraveladoptee
Become more authentically YOU in your languages to end the frustration and stress (and, finally feel more calm, confident, and proud about your progress!). Work with me in my deep dive workshops that offer a more sustainable, therapeutic, and holistic approach to learning than was ever thought possible! Join the waitlist to know when I’m hosting the next one:
language-travel-adoptee.ck.page/c9877e34c8
This is actually the truth. Nobody actually tells the truth I spent 5 years of my life learning korean and I’m still finding it hard. Any method cannot make your language learning easier and even if it does like she said it may stop working for you after a period of time and it because language gets harder as much as you get into it. So don’t lower your self esteem like I did , I stopped learning korean for two months because I was finding it hard to learn. Quitting something because it’s hard is the worst thing you can do. Thanks for being truthful 💗😭✨
@@Amshkpop so glad this resonated with you, and thanks for sharing! I had a similar situation with Arabic, so you're definitely not alone!
@@Amshkpop Was one of your motivations K-pop? It definitely was for me. Even if I am not actively studying Korean now, I still sneak in those K-pop videos on TH-cam. 파이팅!
Yeah, I figured out what need I have been seeking in language study through my current pursuit of Brazilian Portuguese: being seen as intelligent and competent. Even though I passed the highest level a foreigner could pass on the Japanese Language Proficiency Test, I never got held in high regard when it came to employment. My Portuguese teacher has helped me realize that my competence and intelligence has been there all along.
@chrisbunka YES to that! And yes to supportive teachers 🙏🙏