Put it on your calendar from what time to what time are you going to learn the language? There's many free apps. There's YouTube, voguers. There's anything you want out there. And I say, as a foreigner, as a newcomer to the United States, I feel like this country has so much information, so many possibilities, so many info sessions and meetings and groups and everything you want. The whole planet is one big melting pot
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 2:06
And it really kind of backs you into who you are from a very base place. And I used to love the stories behind the language. So you're making me think I probably won't excel at the apps as much as I'll do better at maybe watching films or being in more of a conversational class
gira amata
@giraAmatalks · 4:08
I can at least know roughly what is about. But anyway, with everything that we want to master and I can say that totally about a language, we have to constantly use it. And if you don't use it, you lose it. And that's one thing that is a bummer. With my French, I feel like if I'm not constantly listening to or watching news and videos in that language, it will slowly, slowly fade away
Kamera Denise
@thrivingwithk · 0:16
Hey, your message was beautiful. I could not agree anymore that refraining from overextending ourselves in favor of ourselves is truly beneficial. Thank you for sharing