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Just the fact you have made such strides with Turkish (as well as in all the other languages you learn/ speak!) is in itself so amazing and inspiring. It’s an everlasting learning process and journey. Great video 💞
Thanks so much for this. I just took took a trip to Germany and although I often have conversations in German for some reason I still really struggled to communicate while I was there. Finding the right phrases to use at the right moment or comprehending critical details when it mattered most were skills that seemed to fail me, often. It was so much easier to focus on that and be hard on myself for not being good enough after 14 years of learning than the fact that I was able to have several successful conversations and even with some mistakes get by usually without relying on English (many people there still didn’t speak English although most did)
thanks for sharing Melanie! I'm so glad this video helped you🙏those successful conversations are a HUGE feat, I'm glad you recognize that and it's so worth celebrating!
I find that if I am losing motivation in Portuguese that I will either focus on an easy task in Portuguese or switch to Spanish since my brain will then become gleeful at seeing the similarities with Portuguese.
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
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
You're invited to join my Patreon community of mindful language learners here: www.patreon.com/languagetraveladoptee
Just the fact you have made such strides with Turkish (as well as in all the other languages you learn/ speak!) is in itself so amazing and inspiring. It’s an everlasting learning process and journey. Great video 💞
@@RubyDuran thank you!🥰
Thanks so much for this. I just took took a trip to Germany and although I often have conversations in German for some reason I still really struggled to communicate while I was there. Finding the right phrases to use at the right moment or comprehending critical details when it mattered most were skills that seemed to fail me, often. It was so much easier to focus on that and be hard on myself for not being good enough after 14 years of learning than the fact that I was able to have several successful conversations and even with some mistakes get by usually without relying on English (many people there still didn’t speak English although most did)
thanks for sharing Melanie! I'm so glad this video helped you🙏those successful conversations are a HUGE feat, I'm glad you recognize that and it's so worth celebrating!
I find that if I am losing motivation in Portuguese that I will either focus on an easy task in Portuguese or switch to Spanish since my brain will then become gleeful at seeing the similarities with Portuguese.
@@chrisbunka this is such a good tactic! Sometimes switching is all we need