House chores are the best time for content consumption, while doing the dishes or the laundry I can play videos and for the other things I can play a podcast. You're doing habit stacking which is great.
Great tips, Laura, and thanks so much for all the other great content on your channel. I’ve been listening to a lot of YT podcasts and vlogs in Italian recently and have been surprised how much that has helped with my listening comprehension and vocabulary since I only studied Italian for one year in school. I hope to do the same thing in Catalan next year; I took three semesters of it in the early 2000s, but I’m worried that I’ll lose too much of it soon if I don’t start using it again. Anyway, cheers and Feliç Any Nou in advance!
I do 'Duolingo Catalan' (on Memrise, it's complicated) every day, just when I can fit it in. I also listen to an episode of your podcast every day, so thanks for that!
Thank you for the video! I don't have a strict schedule but I maintain a TODO list for languages. The TODO list items are like mini projects and I execute them depending on my mood. I'm constantly thinking about what would be the best next step for each language and when I get ideas I write them down. Sometimes I like to watch easy videos - I have a private RUclips playlist for Estonian for this purpose. Sometimes I like to challenge myself - then I play with Polish or Czech media cards. When I need to have physical exercise or to have my shirts ironed - then it's good to listen to Couch Polyglot Catalan podcasts. My only focus is my effectiveness in using the energy I have as wisely as possible. I think my learning speed is highest when I'm feeling passion for what I'm doing. So far good results have always followed after doing the right things long enough.
It is so cool to know my podcast is in the background while you iron haha :) Thanks a lot for sharing your approach! I use to-do list in other areas of my life, but not for language learning somehow
This 2025 I'm no going to english classes anymore, so this video helped me to decide what to do, since I plan to have a busy schedule even if I don't work (I will study and learn other things). So, I guess I will listen to podcasts and find people to chat with. Maybe in hello talk or discord
I wish I knew some, I found mine by chance. Working in German and English is pretty standard in Germany and so I looked for a job with Spanish too. French came on top later. Best of luck 🤞🤞🤞
jo treballo amb Duolingo cada dia en inglès, espanyol i català. A vegades miro TV3. A vegades llegeixo en las autres lengas. Per exemple, "Com escric" de Andreu Martín i. aviat contes tracionales en Català. Sobretot, segueixo una dona que es dit dona "Couch Polyglot" un cognom risolièr !
House chores are the best time for content consumption, while doing the dishes or the laundry I can play videos and for the other things I can play a podcast. You're doing habit stacking which is great.
Exactly! I love habit stacking and it makes learning so much easier 😁
Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉
@@CouchPolyglot Happy New Year Laura
Great tips, Laura, and thanks so much for all the other great content on your channel. I’ve been listening to a lot of YT podcasts and vlogs in Italian recently and have been surprised how much that has helped with my listening comprehension and vocabulary since I only studied Italian for one year in school. I hope to do the same thing in Catalan next year; I took three semesters of it in the early 2000s, but I’m worried that I’ll lose too much of it soon if I don’t start using it again. Anyway, cheers and Feliç Any Nou in advance!
Sounds great, thanks a lot for sharing your approach. Feliç any nou i avisa'm si tens alguna idea pel podcast en català :)
Good approach ! 👌, salutació, Jordi
Moltes gràcies, Jordi! :)
Tu com ho fas?
I do 'Duolingo Catalan' (on Memrise, it's complicated) every day, just when I can fit it in. I also listen to an episode of your podcast every day, so thanks for that!
Oooh that warms my heart, thanks for sharing 😌
Bon any nou 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for the video! I don't have a strict schedule but I maintain a TODO list for languages. The TODO list items are like mini projects and I execute them depending on my mood. I'm constantly thinking about what would be the best next step for each language and when I get ideas I write them down.
Sometimes I like to watch easy videos - I have a private RUclips playlist for Estonian for this purpose. Sometimes I like to challenge myself - then I play with Polish or Czech media cards. When I need to have physical exercise or to have my shirts ironed - then it's good to listen to Couch Polyglot Catalan podcasts. My only focus is my effectiveness in using the energy I have as wisely as possible. I think my learning speed is highest when I'm feeling passion for what I'm doing. So far good results have always followed after doing the right things long enough.
It is so cool to know my podcast is in the background while you iron haha :)
Thanks a lot for sharing your approach! I use to-do list in other areas of my life, but not for language learning somehow
I'm going to follow the project approach for 2025, I broke down everything I want to complete.
Gràcies per crear aquest tipus de contingut!
Si tenim motivació i desig per a aprendre, sempre en trobarem de temps :)
100% 😄👍
This 2025 I'm no going to english classes anymore, so this video helped me to decide what to do, since I plan to have a busy schedule even if I don't work (I will study and learn other things). So, I guess I will listen to podcasts and find people to chat with. Maybe in hello talk or discord
Hi Valentin, sounds like an awesome plan. What are your favorite podcasts? And what languages are you focusing on right now? Feliz año nuevo :)
I'm used to listening on a regular basis podcasts in the languages I already know and want to keep up with 😉
That is an awesome approach and a big part of what I do too. What are your favorite podcasts? :)
@@CouchPolyglot I usually listen to podcasts about the news or entairtainment
Hi, how can I do to share with you shorts French stories (contes) I write ?
You can publish them on RUclips, for instance :)
@ i will protect them before.
@@loregentlokidor6156 that's a good idea!
Where are you from?
From Barcelona 😊
@CouchPolyglot I'm Italian, sei bravissima! 😘
I speak fluent English, Spanish, and Italian, but I still mumble Portuguese. Do you know any companies that hire people with these language skills?
I wish I knew some, I found mine by chance. Working in German and English is pretty standard in Germany and so I looked for a job with Spanish too. French came on top later. Best of luck 🤞🤞🤞
Do you speak japonese ?
I know some very basics but that's it 😁
@CouchPolyglot feliz año, buscaba consejos para el Japonés y tú eres de mis poliglotas favoritas:) gracias
@@israelcanada8969 oooh muchas gracias. Pues si algún día sé más, compartiré mis consejos jejeje :)
jo treballo amb Duolingo cada dia en inglès, espanyol i català. A vegades miro TV3. A vegades llegeixo en las autres lengas. Per exemple, "Com escric" de Andreu Martín i. aviat contes tracionales en Català. Sobretot, segueixo una dona que es dit dona "Couch Polyglot" un cognom risolièr !
Ooooh molt bé 😌
I when you walk, you all the time listen languages so you won't understand anymore what are singing birds !!🤨. The spirit need to have a breath no ?
Hehehe you need some language free time too, that's right 😁