For the past few months, I have been really focusing on getting my Italian to a level that I can communicate well with a native speaker in the future. So far I can only form basic sentences but I do hope that maybe someday I can have a full-blown conversation with somebody without messing up.
I have created a process that I have successfully followed every day for the past couple of months. I really hope to follow through with this same process nonstop for the next few months until my language level goes up a tad bit.
Now I will share my process with you so that you can follow along with me if you like it
My Everyday Language Learning Process
- Duolingo
- Drops
- Drops is an app that helps you memorize vocabulary words in your target language. They have multiple languages to choose from. I mainly use it for Russian and French. Overall it is a good app especially if you are bored.
What I Do Most Days In Addition To Duolingo And Drops
- Listen to the radio
- Listening to a radio station in your target language can help you become accustomed to some words and phrases are sometimes only learned through conversations with a native speaker. It also helps you get used to the normal speed of the native speakers.
- Clozemaster
- Clozemaster is an app that gives you sentences in your target language. When the sentence is given to you it will have a missing word and you will have to figure out which word best fits in the sentence. I use it sometimes before going to bed if I have time.
- LingoDeer
- LingoDeer is an app that teaches you language like Chinese and Japanese among others. I use it to learn Chinese and it has really been helpfully although I should be using it more often.
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