From Suani Pham

You’ve come a very long way: going almost 3 months into a new language and especially through a range of essential topics, like describing your work/study life, your daily routine, your weekend plans, your last holiday in past tenses, your opinions and reasoning. Your sentences already connect into arguments. Your…

Keeping a language learning journal is one of the simplest and most powerful habits you can build as a language learner. Here are my 3 very simple yet essential language learning journal tips, which I condensed after writing journal entries for 60 days in German. Đọc Tiếng Việt tại đây:…

If you just started out learning a new language, mastering the very first and simple quest of how to introduce yourself in the language within the first week of learning can boost your motivation and build a great foundation into the language quickly. This post is all about helping you…

Vocabulary learning is one of the most fun yet also most challenging activities in language learning. You study many words, but a week later…they’re gone. Or you know the meaning of the word when someone says it to you, but when you want to speak, your mind goes blank. If…

‘How to Set Up a new Bullet Journal notebook’? This must be the most asked question, whether you’re a complete beginner wondering how to start your Bullet Journal journey, or you’re a seasonal BuJo practitioner looking for a refresher, an inspiration (or simply being asked the question & looking for…

Learning German? Wow, let me say this first: you are brave! Learning a new language, especially German, is going to be a memorable journey, full of fun, lots of challenges but also big sweet rewards! If you’re just starting out, or stuck somewhere in your German learning journey, this page…

You’ve mastered a great deal, especially in the last one month of following this language study plan — from describing your daily routine, your hobbies and weekend plans, to your last holiday vacation. But one thing has been missing: the ability to explain yourself. To say not just what you…