Seeing you pleased and that your life is so much better than it was last year makes me feel relieved and happy. Thank you for showing us your plans, it is always something I look forward 🤗
I'm so excited for you learning Norwegian! I fell in love with Scandinavian languages long ago and for next year one of my language goals is to finally get back to the Danish level I was when I first studied it, and then to hopefully extend it. I wish you luck and all the best in the coming year (even if it may be too soon for that haha)! One thing is for sure, you will continue to inspire me!
@Anna Aww, thank you! Your comment made me so happy. (: I think Danish is the most interesting of the 3 bigger Scandinavian languages, and I never regretted choosing it over Norwegian or Swedish. I think it deserves more credit or at least attention, I feel like it's really underrated. So I will keep trying to convert more people to it haha.
I loved seeing your thought process as you crafted your plan! You’ve given me lots of ideas. One thing I’ve been doing is jotting down things I’ve noticed are weaknesses in my languages so I can target them next year. I really want to work on numbers in Spanish because I am not comfortable with dates, time etc. I told someone I was born in 1776 🤣🤣🤣
I really enjoyed seeing your plans for the year, thanks for sharing them. I'm especially happy for you that you are factoring in rest and chill into your schedule. Self-care is super important and it's good to see you making that a priority for yourself. Here's hoping to all of us making some progress next year on our languages✌🏽
For 2022, my main goal was to get somewhere around a B2 level in Swedish. That didn't happen, but I'm happy with the progress I've been making, as well as enjoying the journey. I dabbled in several other languages this year and spent some time with Zulu, Bulgarian, and Arabic. Definitely going to be working on them more in 2023, although since I'll be moving to Bulgaria next year, shouldI really be focusing on Bulgarian. It's so hard to stick with just one or two languages! 😁
That's so cool you're learning Swedish 😮 I had to highlight it, because I am a huge fan of Scandinavian and Northern European languages 😅 Good luck with all of your goals, you can do it!
@@lenaamartin36 I'd say somewhere around B1. I'm pretty happy with the progress I've made, especially with learning other languages at the same time. I can't wait to see where I'll be at the end of next year! 😊
My goals are: > Japanese : Finish my other N4 textbook and get half-way through N3 (maybe attend JLPT N4) > Vietnamese: Reach a confident A2 level > Korean: Reach A1 level
My goal is to put more effort into my language studies. According to Finnishpod101 my Finnish is at B2, and I think my German is around the same (maybe a bit lower), but I still struggle with holding a conversation and thinking of words when I try speaking them. So I want to improve my confidence and really get better at actually speaking.
I always was obsessed of learning every day. otherwise I would have felt guilty. now, I know that resting is ok and much needed. it's good to have it in your schedule too :3
Thank you for this video, it inspired me to try my own quarterly language plan in 2023. I went from learning 4-5 languages actively aside from my native and english to 0 for close to 2 years ago because life can get so unpredictable. But it has been a while and I am ready to face my fears of forgetting all the basics! Time to get back into something that truly gave me joy (: Best of luck and have fun everyone
I did something similar yesterday and continued today. There are far too many languages that are interesting to me for different reasons. I'm not sure which language to focus on. But there is so much more to do. But I want to step up the game a little in 2023
Glad you're enjoying Thailand and it's good to see you smiling and getting out. Take care Lindie! For 2023 I want to improve my Korean, maybe have a conversation with somebody in Korean, and start learning Spanish.
As a Hungarian, I'm so happy that you're learning my language! It's one of the hardest languages to learn, that's why very few people want to learn it. I'm glad that you're one of them :) Judging from your latest video in Hungarian, your speaking skills are already incredible! I could totally imagine you having fluent conversations with native speakers. I hope you will reach all of your language goals, and I'm hoping to see another Hungarian video from you in the future!❤️
Hi there, love your channel! I’ve just gone from part-time to full time work and I have little to no energy for language learning. I’m even struggling to continue conversations with language partners online. I really miss studying Italian and I felt I only started to improve after finding a consistent study routine. Aiuto! 😂 Il tuo canale è bello e continui a ispirarmi 😊
Aaa it's really motivating to hear about your language plans! My goals are bringing my Finnish and Icelandic to a B1 level, and Swedish and French to B2/C1. Also maybe learning Norwegian basics if I have the time! 😊
Jej! Lykke til med norsk! I learned to B1 level while living in Norway during the pandemic, it is very easy to get started in for speakers of Germanic languages because a lot of the vocab is the same, but some of the grammar threw me for a loop (like there being no definite article, but rather it is demonstrated with a suffix on the noun). Things also get a little messy with different dialects in terms of understanding the spoken word (and written word for the areas that use the Nynorsk spelling system). I'm not a particularly advanced language learner though so I'm sure you will be just fine with all those quirks!.
I am still trying to figure out how to plan my goals for my languages next year. Currently I have a 6 days a week approach. Monday - Spanish. Tuesday - Irish. Wednesday - French. Thursday- Japanese. Friday - Indonesian. Saturday- German. I have literature and TH-camrs for my other three languages that I always keep up with when they update (Latin. ASL. Esperanto.) My only goals right now are to get through my text books for each language, read my fiction books, do my job, and maybe keep conversations going with friends in these languages.
Next year I really want to focus on improving my Korean and preparing for the Topik 1 exam. I plan to take the exam in October. I will have study actively on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. On Tuesday and Thursday I will have classes on italki. On Monday and Wednesday I will ready Korean short stories and watch podcasts in Korean. I also want to try to engage in one language exchange each week to become more comfortable speaking with native speakers.
I'm really happy u made a video explaining how a plan ur language study. From what I've seen nobody's made a video quite like urs. I'm gonna try to make my own. Now that I have something to go off that makes sense. 😎
Why do I love your organisation/planning videos so much!!! Ty Lindie. You say quarters in a different accent from everything else heehee. I think everyone has a different way of saying it
I'm learning english and japanese. I read books in english and manga in japanese. I hear songs in both languages I write sentences and compositions with slangs, expressions, and words I see for the very first time. I watch dramas, movies, anime, and interviews of actors and singers because I need to practice the hearing in both languages. when I watch your videos sometimes I don't get you very well D; so I repeat it and turn on the subtitles in english. In japanese, I'm trying to read kanji no furigana I copy lyrics songs by hand to practice my writing as well. I prefer tategaki and read japanese from the right to the left I use furigana only with the words I can't read if it appears twice or more I just write kanji. To write my vocabulary I use drawing, synonyms, and antonyms to avoid translating in my language or english in the case I'm going over japanese. By the way, I'd like to learn more languages as you I'm interested in korean, chinese, russian, arabic, hindi, hebrew, and germany. 😃
What I like. The dots after a language. I use this on a Curriculum. Mother tongue is the max of 5 dots, English 4 ... Adding an extra takes a while of learning.
So delighted to hear you wanna buy Taiwanese books (tho I'm not from TW). Simplified Chinese has ridiculously dominated the Chinese-learning market, yet traditional Chinese is in fact far more representative of the ancient culture. Wish you great success in your goals! PS: I've also been learning German and Japanese. The former is a real challenge!
Dear Lindie, your videos are always a great motivation for me. My native language is German and the languages that I would like to deepen or learn new are French, Spanish, Polish, Turkish and Arabic. I would also like to improve my English. It's definitely too much at once, but I'll definitely try.🤓
I loved watching this and seeing your thought process. And that you include a realistic approach to language learning. I am going to try something like this. Thank you!
Привет из России!!!! Thank you for sharing your language plan.. I want to start my 2023 with strong discipline about Korean and English. And I want to add Italian and German 🥰🥰😇😇 Congratulations again on your engagement 💍👏🏼
Thank you for sharing your process, very interesting to see how you did it. I particularly like the idea of 1 main focus language and the 2 sub languages, I'm going to use this for my general hobby planning for 2023! :-) I would love to see you share your progress on Norwegian when you start. I'm trying to learn it but I'm struggling a lot with motivation so it would be great to see how you approach it and which resources you use.
Love this video ! I like the idea of splitting the year up and having goals according to each quarter. Personally I set short term goals which helps me more than setting long term goals !
I just recently started to learn Norwegian on Duolingo! I am learning it alongside Korean, which I have been learning for a couple of years with a tutor. I'm already finding it much easier to learn than Korean, which is frustrating because I have given Korean so much more time (and money lol)! But it is so similar to English, like you say, so it makes sense. Looking forward to see how you progress in Norwegian, would love to know which books you bought!
Im slowly getting back into my language learning because I stopped for almost a year because of personal reasons. I would love to do things like this video again, but I don’t want to overwhelm myself! Also loved the video!!
Wow, girl, full respect for so many languages!!! I am also doing a language learning plan, but for 5 languages (including the native language). Let's see if it works or after a few weeks I don't have the motivation to follow it. 😅
Lindie, what do you think about the drops app? An important advice from you was to learn vocab always in context. Drops is a nice system, but it doesn't really offer sentences for each word. Just topic groups.
I always get some inspiration from your videos 💜💜💜 I hope I would fulfill my dream to be a polyglot someday. Language learning is difficult for me as I can't memorize easily. But I am not gonna give up for sure. Thanks to you I got to know about language learning 💜💜💜💜
It’s so good seeing you post more Lindie! I do hope things are improving for you, one day at a time. I was curious to know with your Spanish, are you using speakly to study it? I’ve been on dúo these past 18 months but the changes they made are disappointing to me and I’m losing interest in my studies! I was thinking to switch to speakly since I know you rated them highly in a previous video. Thanks! Take care! X
Sorry commented too early into the vid. Lol. I saw you’re using dúo for Spanish… I’m so disappointed in their changes! I’ve lost interest! I’d be interested to hear your thoughts (either here or a video) in the new dúo update?
I started Norwegian about 4 months ago and still going slowly through A1. If Afrikaans is close to Dutch, then it will be close to Norwegian. I was learning Dutch before I wanted to pick up Norwegian, but hand to put Dutch back on the self because I kept using ik (Dutch) for jeg (Norwegian). 😅 But Norwegian is beautiful for sure, hoping to get something under my belt before I visit possibly this summer. Using “Mystery of Nils” as my language resource for Norwegian. Lykke til!
You motivated me to do something that i doubted to do and then decided to not do it and that is: learning italian as the third language for me. Besides french and hawaiian ! I thought no its to much! But no i see how your planning is and how you can have one side languages 🤍🤍🤍🤍🌸🌸🌸☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹 Mahalo! Merci! Grazie ! Ssoooo inspiring
Honestly really happy I’m not the only one using duolingo as a serious resource for Spanish and French! It’s the only app I am used to and I think it works for me alongside a textbook cause it’s just great practice. ..I want to start speaking and writing cause those are my weaknesses, I can read really well but that’s it when it comes to my language learning…😊
I'm so excited when I watch videos like this. It always inspire me in my language studying way. I have a little smaller plans than you, but it's enough for me. In my language plan are English, Italian, Greek and German. I'm a little bit stressing about absence of some not European language in my least, for example it should be Kazakh or Tatar, but I don't need it. I learn only these languages, which I'll need to use in my life immediately. I'm hopeful you'll understand my poor English. Thanks for content!
Lindie i have a great love of languages also but having 2 jobs makes it difficult for me to have set aside times to study, i have so many languages courses acquired over the years i would love to tackle , i was thinking i'd like to study one european language alongside one asian and one african language throughout the next year. my wife is malaysian chinese so on our travels next year i want to raise my level of malay and hokkien chinese. Hungarian looks like a real challenge but working in the nhs in south london i have limitless opportunities to meet speakers of so many languages. you Lindie are a great inspiration to all of us wannabe linguists
I like your plan. I haven't really focused on my Korean at all this year. I just want to focus on my sentences and speaking. Reading is ok. I might brush up on that if I need to. I just want to DO some actual studying next year.
this video really helped me plan out my language learning for this year! I followed your plan, but made slight changes to it. For my current levels vs. where I want to be at the end of ‘23, i broke down the levels into speech, reading, writing, and general understanding! For the quarters, I want to practice all five of my languages all year; so i have my main focus language for each quarter, but fit in a second language for each month. I went even further with that and planned out the months by each week and how/what I would study
Thanks for making this! I really like the "ideal week" idea, especially if you're juggling multiple languages at once. It motivated me to make a plan for 2023 as well. The video is in Spanish, but it's an imitation/application of your method. ขอบคุณมากครับ
I really enjoyed this video Lindie! I know now how to better approach my language learning journey for next year. I've been alternating each month with my preferred language, but I like the quarterly idea better. This way, I can really focus on that one particular language whilst working on two other language with less of an intensity. I just recently discovered you and absolutely LOVE your whole idea of learning languages for FUN. I do it because I love languages firstly but also because it truely is a gateway into learning about other people's cultures and worlds. Everything can't come from a book - we have to learn to reach out to people who live and speak differently then we do to REALLY get an understanding of who they are!! Thank you so much!! 🙂 and I hope you're having a nice week!!
Me struggling with learning Japanese aside with Spanish and maintaining my English. And here is Lindie casually forgetting she is actually studying Mandarin Chinese
I love this approach. It has a nice organization and strategy to be spontaneous as you said. I will follow up some of these tips for sure. Thanks Lindie!
Looks great! Inspires me to be more structured and organized with my language learning goals for this year. Mainly going to focus on Japanese, Korean, Thai, and maybe Spanish, as well as maintaining Mandarin.
Ngl I was shocked and happy to hear u mention Malay in your lists! xD I'm a native speaker and yes I do agree that Malay and Indonesian have alot of similar words, so u shouldn't feel all that bad about mixing those two up.
Hi Lindie, do you understand Dutch since you speak Afrikaans? I’m just curious since they are pretty similar. When you started counting I thought you spoke Dutch, then I was like oh Afrikaans sound similar to Dutch.
Loved the video lindie! Next year my main languages will continue being Italian and Korean with my sub languages being Japanese and Chinese. Super baby steps with those last two as I really want to focus on my main two 👍. I so enjoy your language journal videos!! I’m excited to plan mine now too!!
You use the Taiwanese Mandarin book? Me too! Super rare. Good luck with your year. I start my year on my birthday, December 15. So I have already started my language plan. New languages are Taiwanese Hokkien and Thai. As I only need Taiwanese as a backup for Mandarin, I am not too focused on it. I just want to get a solid base. For Thai, I want to be comfortable enough to watch TV and read books. So high B1, low B2 at the minimum. I live in Japan and I swore off JLPT in 2014. Already have N2, but I am extremely tempted to go for N1 in the next year. I have B1 certification in TOCFL, the Taiwanese Mandarin test. Will be polishing up my Mandarin after Taiwanese and Thai settle down a bit. Plan to make a TH-cam channel to keep up my old languages, mainly French and Spanish, which I have a degree in, but never use. I should probably do something about my Korean. I have been at basic communication level for years. My Japan bestie is Korean and I always feel guilty that he has to speak Japanese with me.
A célom 7 nyelv, az első hat már megvan, 7.-nek valami cirill betűset szeretnék, de még várok pár évet, valószínüleg a bolgár lesz majd. Ha mégsem, akkor alkotok egy saját conlang-ot. 😁
Seeing you pleased and that your life is so much better than it was last year makes me feel relieved and happy. Thank you for showing us your plans, it is always something I look forward 🤗
I think it's the same year still that her mom passed, but I agree with your wishes.
Not first but boy did I come rushing
🤣 me too
yes exactly the same!
😂🙋🏾♀️
Me too! 😊
Same!😂
I love that you mentioned mental health! It is such an important factor that many people forget about.
It couldn't be that important
I'm so excited for you learning Norwegian! I fell in love with Scandinavian languages long ago and for next year one of my language goals is to finally get back to the Danish level I was when I first studied it, and then to hopefully extend it. I wish you luck and all the best in the coming year (even if it may be too soon for that haha)! One thing is for sure, you will continue to inspire me!
@Anna Aww, thank you! Your comment made me so happy. (: I think Danish is the most interesting of the 3 bigger Scandinavian languages, and I never regretted choosing it over Norwegian or Swedish. I think it deserves more credit or at least attention, I feel like it's really underrated. So I will keep trying to convert more people to it haha.
I love the entire set up of this video. From the cafe to the menu view to the skyline to the plans, love it all.
I loved seeing your thought process as you crafted your plan! You’ve given me lots of ideas. One thing I’ve been doing is jotting down things I’ve noticed are weaknesses in my languages so I can target them next year. I really want to work on numbers in Spanish because I am not comfortable with dates, time etc. I told someone I was born in 1776 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣1776
Ohh no we’re the confused?
@@lilyrosepunkunicorm9871 The look on her face was priceless 😂
without question best TH-cam polyglot in the world
I really enjoyed seeing your plans for the year, thanks for sharing them. I'm especially happy for you that you are factoring in rest and chill into your schedule. Self-care is super important and it's good to see you making that a priority for yourself. Here's hoping to all of us making some progress next year on our languages✌🏽
I'm always inspired by your plans. I am looking forward to improve my French, my German and learn Thai and Japanese.
For 2022, my main goal was to get somewhere around a B2 level in Swedish. That didn't happen, but I'm happy with the progress I've been making, as well as enjoying the journey. I dabbled in several other languages this year and spent some time with Zulu, Bulgarian, and Arabic. Definitely going to be working on them more in 2023, although since I'll be moving to Bulgaria next year, shouldI really be focusing on Bulgarian. It's so hard to stick with just one or two languages! 😁
That's so cool you're learning Swedish 😮 I had to highlight it, because I am a huge fan of Scandinavian and Northern European languages 😅 Good luck with all of your goals, you can do it!
Where are you now? Level wise.
@@lenaamartin36 I'd say somewhere around B1. I'm pretty happy with the progress I've made, especially with learning other languages at the same time. I can't wait to see where I'll be at the end of next year! 😊
Szia Lindie👋 Én is tanulok magyarul, és én is "3" vagyok jelenleg, és jövő év végére szeretnék "5" lenni 🤞
Remélem, mindketten meg tudjuk csinálni 🍀😁
My goals are:
> Japanese : Finish my other N4 textbook and get half-way through N3 (maybe attend JLPT N4)
> Vietnamese: Reach a confident A2 level
> Korean: Reach A1 level
My goal is to put more effort into my language studies. According to Finnishpod101 my Finnish is at B2, and I think my German is around the same (maybe a bit lower), but I still struggle with holding a conversation and thinking of words when I try speaking them. So I want to improve my confidence and really get better at actually speaking.
I always was obsessed of learning every day. otherwise I would have felt guilty. now, I know that resting is ok and much needed. it's good to have it in your schedule too :3
Thank you for this video, it inspired me to try my own quarterly language plan in 2023. I went from learning 4-5 languages actively aside from my native and english to 0 for close to 2 years ago because life can get so unpredictable. But it has been a while and I am ready to face my fears of forgetting all the basics! Time to get back into something that truly gave me joy (: Best of luck and have fun everyone
What your native language?
I did something similar yesterday and continued today.
There are far too many languages that are interesting to me for different reasons.
I'm not sure which language to focus on.
But there is so much more to do. But I want to step up the game a little in 2023
This was so interesting! Also, I never thought of such a relaxed yet organized way to plan out studying, I might try this method for myself as well.
Glad you're enjoying Thailand and it's good to see you smiling and getting out. Take care Lindie!
For 2023 I want to improve my Korean, maybe have a conversation with somebody in Korean, and start learning Spanish.
Love some outdoor videos
I kind of really enjoyed the background noise of the cafe. It gave the video a cozy vibe
As a Hungarian, I'm so happy that you're learning my language! It's one of the hardest languages to learn, that's why very few people want to learn it. I'm glad that you're one of them :) Judging from your latest video in Hungarian, your speaking skills are already incredible! I could totally imagine you having fluent conversations with native speakers. I hope you will reach all of your language goals, and I'm hoping to see another Hungarian video from you in the future!❤️
there are more complex languages than hungarian
Hi there, love your channel! I’ve just gone from part-time to full time work and I have little to no energy for language learning. I’m even struggling to continue conversations with language partners online. I really miss studying Italian and I felt I only started to improve after finding a consistent study routine. Aiuto! 😂
Il tuo canale è bello e continui a ispirarmi 😊
Finalmente qualcuno che impara la mia lingua! Potrei chiedere come mai?
Today I was intending to set some plans for language learning but didnt know how and from where to start, the timing of this video is just so right 🤩
Regarding Hungarian, there is a course on Duolingo for it :)
Aaa it's really motivating to hear about your language plans! My goals are bringing my Finnish and Icelandic to a B1 level, and Swedish and French to B2/C1. Also maybe learning Norwegian basics if I have the time! 😊
Ég er líka að læra íslensku!!
what resources do you use for icelandic? i really want to get into it but with fewer resources it can be overwhelming
@@katied6696 there’s this one TH-cam channel that I use and that abt it
@@jacobbpalmerr5780 what’s the channel?
@@katied6696 Icelandic for foreigners
I love LingoPie. Thanks for the discount code! Best of luck in 2023. I’ll be polishing up my Russian and trying to be fully A2.
Very inspiring, as always! I wasn't planning to do it today, but I'm actually going to sit down and draw up my plan for 2023 as well. Thanks, Lindie!
it's important we give ourselves permission to rest. great goals!!! looking forward to watching your growth
Jej! Lykke til med norsk! I learned to B1 level while living in Norway during the pandemic, it is very easy to get started in for speakers of Germanic languages because a lot of the vocab is the same, but some of the grammar threw me for a loop (like there being no definite article, but rather it is demonstrated with a suffix on the noun). Things also get a little messy with different dialects in terms of understanding the spoken word (and written word for the areas that use the Nynorsk spelling system). I'm not a particularly advanced language learner though so I'm sure you will be just fine with all those quirks!.
I am still trying to figure out how to plan my goals for my languages next year. Currently I have a 6 days a week approach. Monday - Spanish. Tuesday - Irish. Wednesday - French. Thursday- Japanese. Friday - Indonesian. Saturday- German. I have literature and TH-camrs for my other three languages that I always keep up with when they update (Latin. ASL. Esperanto.) My only goals right now are to get through my text books for each language, read my fiction books, do my job, and maybe keep conversations going with friends in these languages.
This seems like too many languages in one week 😬
@@iameli330 They are all at different levels. I am not starting them all up at once. Only Irish and Indonesian are my new languages.
Next year I really want to focus on improving my Korean and preparing for the Topik 1 exam. I plan to take the exam in October. I will have study actively on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. On Tuesday and Thursday I will have classes on italki. On Monday and Wednesday I will ready Korean short stories and watch podcasts in Korean. I also want to try to engage in one language exchange each week to become more comfortable speaking with native speakers.
I'm really happy u made a video explaining how a plan ur language study. From what I've seen nobody's made a video quite like urs. I'm gonna try to make my own. Now that I have something to go off that makes sense. 😎
Thanks for that! I'll try to do my language plan for 2023 and I hope we can deal well with our plans. Courage and let's go!
Why do I love your organisation/planning videos so much!!! Ty Lindie.
You say quarters in a different accent from everything else heehee. I think everyone has a different way of saying it
I'm learning english and japanese. I read books in english and manga in japanese. I hear songs in both languages I write sentences and compositions with slangs, expressions, and words I see for the very first time. I watch dramas, movies, anime, and interviews of actors and singers because I need to practice the hearing in both languages. when I watch your videos sometimes I don't get you very well D; so I repeat it and turn on the subtitles in english. In japanese, I'm trying to read kanji no furigana I copy lyrics songs by hand to practice my writing as well. I prefer tategaki and read japanese from the right to the left I use furigana only with the words I can't read if it appears twice or more I just write kanji. To write my vocabulary I use drawing, synonyms, and antonyms to avoid translating in my language or english in the case I'm going over japanese. By the way, I'd like to learn more languages as you I'm interested in korean, chinese, russian, arabic, hindi, hebrew, and germany. 😃
💟 THANK YOU TO ENCOURAGING LANGUAGE LEARNERS ❤
No bc I was thinking about this yesterday and you uploaded it todayyyy
Yaaay, I was so eager to see this video 🤩
What I like. The dots after a language. I use this on a Curriculum. Mother tongue is the max of 5 dots, English 4 ... Adding an extra takes a while of learning.
So delighted to hear you wanna buy Taiwanese books (tho I'm not from TW). Simplified Chinese has ridiculously dominated the Chinese-learning market, yet traditional Chinese is in fact far more representative of the ancient culture. Wish you great success in your goals!
PS: I've also been learning German and Japanese. The former is a real challenge!
I am rewatching this video with plans to finally reach C2 Spanish this year. Planner in hand. Thank you Lindie!
I love the fact that you use notebooks as journals. I prefer them better than digital stuff. 😁
I was just watching your vids when I saw that you posted!😁 Actively writing my language goals and documenting my progress.
你好！我是越南人，我现在学中文。我学一个语言也学还没好，你怎么能会那么多语言。太棒了🙂
加油！你只要坚持下去，你的梦想一定成真！
Love from Thailand 🥰💕💓💖
Dear Lindie, your videos are always a great motivation for me. My native language is German and the languages that I would like to deepen or learn new are French, Spanish, Polish, Turkish and Arabic. I would also like to improve my English. It's definitely too much at once, but I'll definitely try.🤓
Polish haha good luck with that. I mean, genuinely good luck. Greetings from your neighboring country!!!
Good night Angela,
I am learning German and I speak fluently Spanish (Colombia).
If you want, we can be language buddies.
I loved watching this and seeing your thought process. And that you include a realistic approach to language learning. I am going to try something like this. Thank you!
Thanks for this realistic plan. 🤗 I'm wishing you all the best!
Happy Christmas and all the best for 2023.
Привет из России!!!! Thank you for sharing your language plan.. I want to start my 2023 with strong discipline about Korean and English. And I want to add Italian and German 🥰🥰😇😇
Congratulations again on your engagement 💍👏🏼
Thank you for sharing your process, very interesting to see how you did it. I particularly like the idea of 1 main focus language and the 2 sub languages, I'm going to use this for my general hobby planning for 2023! :-)
I would love to see you share your progress on Norwegian when you start. I'm trying to learn it but I'm struggling a lot with motivation so it would be great to see how you approach it and which resources you use.
Love this video ! I like the idea of splitting the year up and having goals according to each quarter. Personally I set short term goals which helps me more than setting long term goals !
Was thinking that perhaps it's worth finding out the dates of the tests soon? Could see you possibly needing to change your quarterly priorities.
wow, planning is so much easier when I only have two languages (in addition to my L1) to worry about.
I just recently started to learn Norwegian on Duolingo! I am learning it alongside Korean, which I have been learning for a couple of years with a tutor. I'm already finding it much easier to learn than Korean, which is frustrating because I have given Korean so much more time (and money lol)! But it is so similar to English, like you say, so it makes sense. Looking forward to see how you progress in Norwegian, would love to know which books you bought!
Ohhh Norwegian sounds fascinating. I’m interested to see how it goes.
Im slowly getting back into my language learning because I stopped for almost a year because of personal reasons. I would love to do things like this video again, but I don’t want to overwhelm myself!
Also loved the video!!
Wow, girl, full respect for so many languages!!! I am also doing a language learning plan, but for 5 languages (including the native language). Let's see if it works or after a few weeks I don't have the motivation to follow it. 😅
Lindie, what do you think about the drops app? An important advice from you was to learn vocab always in context. Drops is a nice system, but it doesn't really offer sentences for each word. Just topic groups.
I always get some inspiration from your videos 💜💜💜
I hope I would fulfill my dream to be a polyglot someday. Language learning is difficult for me as I can't memorize easily. But I am not gonna give up for sure. Thanks to you I got to know about language learning 💜💜💜💜
So stoked you're finally learning a Nordic language! 🤯😀🌹
thanks for the concepts it really helpful, p.s i found my lingust mentor ( you ) keep up the good work. support from spain.
It’s so good seeing you post more Lindie! I do hope things are improving for you, one day at a time. I was curious to know with your Spanish, are you using speakly to study it? I’ve been on dúo these past 18 months but the changes they made are disappointing to me and I’m losing interest in my studies! I was thinking to switch to speakly since I know you rated them highly in a previous video. Thanks! Take care! X
Sorry commented too early into the vid. Lol. I saw you’re using dúo for Spanish… I’m so disappointed in their changes! I’ve lost interest! I’d be interested to hear your thoughts (either here or a video) in the new dúo update?
God bless you and thank you for this video and sharing your plan, will follow your format for my plan 🙏🏾 😊
I started Norwegian about 4 months ago and still going slowly through A1. If Afrikaans is close to Dutch, then it will be close to Norwegian. I was learning Dutch before I wanted to pick up Norwegian, but hand to put Dutch back on the self because I kept using ik (Dutch) for jeg (Norwegian). 😅 But Norwegian is beautiful for sure, hoping to get something under my belt before I visit possibly this summer. Using “Mystery of Nils” as my language resource for Norwegian. Lykke til!
You're an inspiration!
Yes Lingopie is amazing!
It's so fun! I watch in languages I am not studying just for the fun content lol
You motivated me to do something that i doubted to do and then decided to not do it and that is: learning italian as the third language for me. Besides french and hawaiian ! I thought no its to much! But no i see how your planning is and how you can have one side languages 🤍🤍🤍🤍🌸🌸🌸☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌹🌹🌹 Mahalo! Merci! Grazie ! Ssoooo inspiring
Honestly really happy I’m not the only one using duolingo as a serious resource for Spanish and French! It’s the only app I am used to and I think it works for me alongside a textbook cause it’s just great practice. ..I want to start speaking and writing cause those are my weaknesses, I can read really well but that’s it when it comes to my language learning…😊
super interesting thanks Lindie
Thank you for this video!! I think It's a great idea for this language log. I want to make one too. I leave for Korea for the first time in 9 months!
I'm so excited when I watch videos like this. It always inspire me in my language studying way. I have a little smaller plans than you, but it's enough for me. In my language plan are English, Italian, Greek and German. I'm a little bit stressing about absence of some not European language in my least, for example it should be Kazakh or Tatar, but I don't need it. I learn only these languages, which I'll need to use in my life immediately. I'm hopeful you'll understand my poor English. Thanks for content!
Lindie i have a great love of languages also but having 2 jobs makes it difficult for me to have set aside times to study, i have so many languages courses acquired over the years i would love to tackle , i was thinking i'd like to study one european language alongside one asian and one african language throughout the next year. my wife is malaysian chinese so on our travels next year i want to raise my level of malay and hokkien chinese. Hungarian looks like a real challenge but working in the nhs in south london i have limitless opportunities to meet speakers of so many languages. you Lindie are a great inspiration to all of us wannabe linguists
I like your plan. I haven't really focused on my Korean at all this year. I just want to focus on my sentences and speaking. Reading is ok. I might brush up on that if I need to. I just want to DO some actual studying next year.
This is the third time I'm watching this video because everything about it is just so calming and motivating ✨✨
this video really helped me plan out my language learning for this year! I followed your plan, but made slight changes to it. For my current levels vs. where I want to be at the end of ‘23, i broke down the levels into speech, reading, writing, and general understanding!
For the quarters, I want to practice all five of my languages all year; so i have my main focus language for each quarter, but fit in a second language for each month. I went even further with that and planned out the months by each week and how/what I would study
I‘m so excited to see you learning Norwegian in the upcoming year. Started with Norwegian in September and I am so in love with the language❤️
Lindie writing in coloured pens has ASMR qualities. Me gusta!
Thanks for making this! I really like the "ideal week" idea, especially if you're juggling multiple languages at once. It motivated me to make a plan for 2023 as well. The video is in Spanish, but it's an imitation/application of your method. ขอบคุณมากครับ
I really enjoyed this video Lindie! I know now how to better approach my language learning journey for next year. I've been alternating each month with my preferred language, but I like the quarterly idea better. This way, I can really focus on that one particular language whilst working on two other language with less of an intensity. I just recently discovered you and absolutely LOVE your whole idea of learning languages for FUN. I do it because I love languages firstly but also because it truely is a gateway into learning about other people's cultures and worlds. Everything can't come from a book - we have to learn to reach out to people who live and speak differently then we do to REALLY get an understanding of who they are!! Thank you so much!! 🙂 and I hope you're having a nice week!!
Me struggling with learning Japanese aside with Spanish and maintaining my English.
And here is Lindie casually forgetting she is actually studying Mandarin Chinese
I love this approach. It has a nice organization and strategy to be spontaneous as you said. I will follow up some of these tips for sure. Thanks Lindie!
Looks great! Inspires me to be more structured and organized with my language learning goals for this year. Mainly going to focus on Japanese, Korean, Thai, and maybe Spanish, as well as maintaining Mandarin.
Very helpful, thank you cutie ♥️
This is so helpful and I finished now my plan for 2023 thanks to you! I wrote down everything, now need to start! :D
I was waiting for it !! Good luck !
This has helped so much in planning for my language learning for next year!!
What pens/stationary are you using? Loved the video xx
Two that I recognized were the Pilot JuiceUp and the Sakura Gelly Roll.
This video inspired me to make my own system with active and passive days. ☺
Thanks a lot 🥰 😘😘😘
Ngl I was shocked and happy to hear u mention Malay in your lists! xD I'm a native speaker and yes I do agree that Malay and Indonesian have alot of similar words, so u shouldn't feel all that bad about mixing those two up.
Hi Lindie, do you understand Dutch since you speak Afrikaans? I’m just curious since they are pretty similar. When you started counting I thought you spoke Dutch, then I was like oh Afrikaans sound similar to Dutch.
You'r so calm and have a cute voice you'r video make me feel relax thank you
Let's learn Thai-Loas on the streets, it would be fun for you.😁😁
Loved the video lindie! Next year my main languages will continue being Italian and Korean with my sub languages being Japanese and Chinese. Super baby steps with those last two as I really want to focus on my main two 👍. I so enjoy your language journal videos!! I’m excited to plan mine now too!!
I really love your videos they're really inspiring and motivate me to keep going and besides I admire your discipline!
We need a CEFR to dot system conversion video :)
You use the Taiwanese Mandarin book? Me too! Super rare.
Good luck with your year.
I start my year on my birthday, December 15. So I have already started my language plan. New languages are Taiwanese Hokkien and Thai. As I only need Taiwanese as a backup for Mandarin, I am not too focused on it. I just want to get a solid base. For Thai, I want to be comfortable enough to watch TV and read books. So high B1, low B2 at the minimum.
I live in Japan and I swore off JLPT in 2014. Already have N2, but I am extremely tempted to go for N1 in the next year. I have B1 certification in TOCFL, the Taiwanese Mandarin test. Will be polishing up my Mandarin after Taiwanese and Thai settle down a bit. Plan to make a TH-cam channel to keep up my old languages, mainly French and Spanish, which I have a degree in, but never use. I should probably do something about my Korean. I have been at basic communication level for years. My Japan bestie is Korean and I always feel guilty that he has to speak Japanese with me.
I'm already so excited about the language exchange DARE 😎😎 Also your videos are making me so excited for my little Thailand trip 🤩
A célom 7 nyelv, az első hat már megvan, 7.-nek valami cirill betűset szeretnék, de még várok pár évet, valószínüleg a bolgár lesz majd. Ha mégsem, akkor alkotok egy saját conlang-ot. 😁