I am "retired", so I have all the time in the world. I'm "retired" because I'm sick, so I don't have all the stamina and energy in the world.
But, this is what I spend my time doing:
- reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary
1) Memrise French class, to warm up :-D
I also have the prepositions in Memrise as flashcards and the 5000 most common words, which I am learning 100 a day, just toshow off know that I can. Most of it is already familiar to me, I mean, they ARE the most commonly used, so I must have at least met them a couple of times, neh?
2) Extr@
3) Les Voyageurs - reading the forum posts and following the other members of the group
4) Now I want to get into doing some things they have been mentioning in the forum
- reading material on the net, articles, blogs etc.
- grammar lessons
5) Now the Super Challenge; reading books in French. I have a couple of different ways of doing this.
With Arsène Lupin I have the text and a recording of the same
I have Le Mystère de la chambre jaune in text and recording. (I had it also in English, and I read it in English first, but then I noticed that I don't bother understanding French at all that way, so now it's just monolingual.)
I have Le Petit Nicholas on Readlang, there's no audio
I have Jules Verne's Cinq semaines en ballon and Edgar Allan Poe's Histoires Extra-ordinaires as a book.
6) Then it's Duolingo - working on getting the whole tree golden :-D
This is basically just getting it over and done with. Mainly because Duolingo is really petty in a wrong way.
7) Then Lingvist and MCD
(It says I know 2211 words. Huh.)
and after that some work with grammar - taking up questions of grammar from the presented sentences
8) verb work. It's not enough to know just the present tense and indicative of the verbs any more :-D
Verb a day
and some grammar exercises etc.
9) some other things, like
Mondly
Bliubliu
10) I might be playing a little "Objets Cachés" games in Facebook. Add a bit of excitement when you are looking for things you don't have the slightest idea what that might be :-D
11) I post a sample sentence to be corrected at iTalki
and after it has been corrected, I go to Lingora and read it to get my pronunciation corrected.
Right now it's so dang choppy and I need to THINK before uttering a sound!
And it's really, really scary and I hate hearing my voice, because it sounds so childish and blah,
but to be able to speak in French I have to speak in French :-D
So I will continue.
12) First a little lyricstraining to get my ears adjusted to listening French
Then to voirfilms (to violate some copyright) and watch a movie from my movie list
13) And I end the day by logging in my Super Challenge and writing something on my blog at Language Learners
This is a very comfortable schedule, mostly play and fun all day long :-D
I might need to add some "hard core" language studies here...
But, this is what I spend my time doing:
- reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, vocabulary
1) Memrise French class, to warm up :-D
I also have the prepositions in Memrise as flashcards and the 5000 most common words, which I am learning 100 a day, just to
2) Extr@
3) Les Voyageurs - reading the forum posts and following the other members of the group
4) Now I want to get into doing some things they have been mentioning in the forum
- reading material on the net, articles, blogs etc.
- grammar lessons
5) Now the Super Challenge; reading books in French. I have a couple of different ways of doing this.
With Arsène Lupin I have the text and a recording of the same
I have Le Mystère de la chambre jaune in text and recording. (I had it also in English, and I read it in English first, but then I noticed that I don't bother understanding French at all that way, so now it's just monolingual.)
I have Le Petit Nicholas on Readlang, there's no audio
I have Jules Verne's Cinq semaines en ballon and Edgar Allan Poe's Histoires Extra-ordinaires as a book.
6) Then it's Duolingo - working on getting the whole tree golden :-D
This is basically just getting it over and done with. Mainly because Duolingo is really petty in a wrong way.
7) Then Lingvist and MCD
(It says I know 2211 words. Huh.)
and after that some work with grammar - taking up questions of grammar from the presented sentences
8) verb work. It's not enough to know just the present tense and indicative of the verbs any more :-D
Verb a day
and some grammar exercises etc.
9) some other things, like
Mondly
Bliubliu
10) I might be playing a little "Objets Cachés" games in Facebook. Add a bit of excitement when you are looking for things you don't have the slightest idea what that might be :-D
11) I post a sample sentence to be corrected at iTalki
and after it has been corrected, I go to Lingora and read it to get my pronunciation corrected.
Right now it's so dang choppy and I need to THINK before uttering a sound!
And it's really, really scary and I hate hearing my voice, because it sounds so childish and blah,
but to be able to speak in French I have to speak in French :-D
So I will continue.
12) First a little lyricstraining to get my ears adjusted to listening French
Then to voirfilms (to violate some copyright) and watch a movie from my movie list
13) And I end the day by logging in my Super Challenge and writing something on my blog at Language Learners
This is a very comfortable schedule, mostly play and fun all day long :-D
I might need to add some "hard core" language studies here...
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