Réka Tóka - When immersion cannot happen in the traditional way

Full Title: When immersion cannot happen in the traditional way: language learning as an expat during the pandemic (in the host country)
You are so lucky, that you can live in a country where the official and main language is the one which you want to learn. Finally, after many years, you get the chance to learn a language in native environment. You arrive - and you get stuck in lockdown. How do you get the immersive experience then? How do you manage to get to know the culture and the people when everything is completely closed? How do you find new connections and ways for immersion when you are stuck at home for more than a year? And how do you even figure out life in a new country without knowing the language?
These are the questions I needed to face when I arrived to live and work in the Czech Republic, wanting to master the language. And after more than a year living here, I can still find new ways for learning. I struggled with the language alone, I almost gave up, tried language school online, study groups, apps, online programs and even more. Now I want to share my experience and what I have learned from this. I found that anyone can create an immersive environment for themselves - no matter where we live. It just requires a bit more creativity and asking a lot of questions.
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