The idea of scrolling through your notes on Google Keep instead of doom scrolling on Social Media is brilliant! As a language learner with ADHD, the siren call of Social Media distraction is terrible, no matter my motivation. I'm going to try this!
I love Keep. Thank you for this great overview. I wasn't aware that it can grab text from an image, or that you can write or draw something. I never paid attention to the recording facility either! I always used to use Keep to save articles to read later, but thanks to you mentioning *Pocket* in an earlier video, I place these straight into that so as to lessen the load on Keep. Articles I want to save permanently I transfer to *Evernote* which is also fab. I don't see the link to Keep in Google Calendar but that's a minor issue. My Keep has accumulated far too many notes, but that's down to my own failings in keeping up with things I've found interesting 😔 Naturally I composed this comment on Keep before copying it here ✔️ It will now be deleted ❎
Hi, I've just discovered your channel and saw that you're learning Polish. Since it is my native language, I'd love to help you with it if you'd be interested in 'language exchange', right now I'm focused on improving English and getting a hang of Spanish so it'd be nice making friends with someone who speaks those languages better than I do:)
Hi! First of all, thank you so much for the offer, I really appreciate it 💜 I'm not actively learning Polish right now (because I want to put all of my energy into improving my Greek at the moment) but my plan is to go back to Polish sometime in September or October of this year. Maybe you could leave me your Instagram or Twitter handles so I could message you there once I'm ready? What do you think? :)
believe it or not, I have dedicated my one-day break to watch your video, so glad I came across your channel, please keep it up, you are such an inspiration to us
How have I never even heard of this app? This is amazing and super helpful, thank you! I love that I can have one google account hold all my Korean language notes and then another account can be other interesting things that aren't language-related!
Your videos are very inspiring and informative, thank you for all your good work! Keep it up 👍🏻 I’m sure a lot of us, followers, are looking forward to your tips on learning new vocabulary: how to keep and organize notes; your routine and learning schedule; the best apps, flash cards, etc ❤
Actually somehow I never came across Google Keep! Perhaps I'm just too old... But I remember working with MS-DOS based programs. 😂 So thanks a million for this video / tip.
Thanks a lot for this and your other videos! I really enjoy your content. It is very informational and motivational too! While looking at this video, I noticed for the first time that your native language is Russian, which is the language I'm learning. Do you perhaps have any known resources you could recommend for Russian?
Thank you! What is your current level in Russian? I think I could recommend native media/immersion materials, but since I've never studied Russian as a second language I don't really know what's out there in terms of textbooks and other study materials
What Japanese books have you read as a beginner? I have seen some of your other videos, and your Japanese (picture) books look perfect to read. I have been studying for a long time, but I struggle with reading and listening to difficult passages.
The drawings are cut off when I view them and only show then I edit them, there any way to keep it in view mode or just show more of the drawing so i dont have to tap on it and edit it
Yeah, there's tons of free content for kids. Try this one, it has short stories and fairy tales for different age groups + their audio versions: mishka-knizhka.ru/rasskazy-dlya-detej/
Google Keep is definitely more of a low-effort, low-maintenance tool compared to Notion, which allows you to do more but also has a steep learning curve and is definitely harder to maintain. I use both for different purposes and I’ll be making a video showing my Notion workspace soon.
The idea of scrolling through your notes on Google Keep instead of doom scrolling on Social Media is brilliant! As a language learner with ADHD, the siren call of Social Media distraction is terrible, no matter my motivation. I'm going to try this!
This made me want to download it immediately !!
Oh yes I get tired more during searching information rather then during learning
I've been using Google keep for the longest time but for some reason I never thought of using labels. They look super useful, thank you for the ideas!
Happy to help!
I love Keep. Thank you for this great overview. I wasn't aware that it can grab text from an image, or that you can write or draw something. I never paid attention to the recording facility either! I always used to use Keep to save articles to read later, but thanks to you mentioning *Pocket* in an earlier video, I place these straight into that so as to lessen the load on Keep. Articles I want to save permanently I transfer to *Evernote* which is also fab. I don't see the link to Keep in Google Calendar but that's a minor issue. My Keep has accumulated far too many notes, but that's down to my own failings in keeping up with things I've found interesting 😔 Naturally I composed this comment on Keep before copying it here ✔️ It will now be deleted ❎
Hi, I've just discovered your channel and saw that you're learning Polish. Since it is my native language, I'd love to help you with it if you'd be interested in 'language exchange', right now I'm focused on improving English and getting a hang of Spanish so it'd be nice making friends with someone who speaks those languages better than I do:)
Hi! First of all, thank you so much for the offer, I really appreciate it 💜 I'm not actively learning Polish right now (because I want to put all of my energy into improving my Greek at the moment) but my plan is to go back to Polish sometime in September or October of this year. Maybe you could leave me your Instagram or Twitter handles so I could message you there once I'm ready? What do you think? :)
believe it or not, I have dedicated my one-day break to watch your video, so glad I came across your channel, please keep it up, you are such an inspiration to us
I'm so honored to hear that 💜
How have I never even heard of this app? This is amazing and super helpful, thank you! I love that I can have one google account hold all my Korean language notes and then another account can be other interesting things that aren't language-related!
Your videos are very inspiring and informative, thank you for all your good work! Keep it up 👍🏻 I’m sure a lot of us, followers, are looking forward to your tips on learning new vocabulary: how to keep and organize notes; your routine and learning schedule; the best apps, flash cards, etc ❤
Thank you! Definitely planning to make a video about that sometime in the future!
Thanks for the recommendation!
I love your tech language learning tips. Thanks for sharing.🥰
Thanks for watching! 💜
I use Google Keep all the time, but never for this! Thank you 🙏🏻.
omg this is the first time ive seen someone reccomend keep and i Swear by that app as someoen who has adhd. thanks for this!!!!
Actually somehow I never came across Google Keep! Perhaps I'm just too old... But I remember working with MS-DOS based programs. 😂 So thanks a million for this video / tip.
Another great video !! I will definitely check it out !
Thank you for making this video! I had no idea about this app but it looks perfect, I'm going to try it out
That's an amazing idea! I didn't know this app. Thanks for sharing
Thanks a lot for this and your other videos! I really enjoy your content. It is very informational and motivational too!
While looking at this video, I noticed for the first time that your native language is Russian, which is the language I'm learning. Do you perhaps have any known resources you could recommend for Russian?
Thank you! What is your current level in Russian? I think I could recommend native media/immersion materials, but since I've never studied Russian as a second language I don't really know what's out there in terms of textbooks and other study materials
This is amazing! Thanks for the info!
What Japanese books have you read as a beginner? I have seen some of your other videos, and your Japanese (picture) books look perfect to read. I have been studying for a long time, but I struggle with reading and listening to difficult passages.
I have these graded readers: www.ask-books.com/jp/tadoku/. They have accompanying audio and I find them to be pretty good even for beginners
Great recommendation!
Thanks ❤❤❤
Always welcome 💜
The drawings are cut off when I view them and only show then I edit them, there any way to keep it in view mode or just show more of the drawing so i dont have to tap on it and edit it
Russian Texts from Primary to High School Are they available online? I am learning Russian
Yeah, there's tons of free content for kids. Try this one, it has short stories and fairy tales for different age groups + their audio versions: mishka-knizhka.ru/rasskazy-dlya-detej/
Which is better Notion or Google keep? Do they replace each other?
Google Keep is definitely more of a low-effort, low-maintenance tool compared to Notion, which allows you to do more but also has a steep learning curve and is definitely harder to maintain. I use both for different purposes and I’ll be making a video showing my Notion workspace soon.