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receive updates by rss or e-mail home about archives contact never skip two days in a row post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. drop me a line on twitter . language learning can be fun most of the time, but it’s still a tedious process, requiring months and years of our lives. it takes burning motivation and unyielding willpower to spend all that time polishing one skill: understanding a foreign language. sadly, a lot of people miss on constant motivation, and even more on willpower — including me, and probably you, too. how to make up for those drawbacks? read on » march 8th, 2011 -- 4 comments. join the conversation! » weekend links: march 6 post written by yuri -- what a shame. no posts for two weeks straight. and it’s spring already. time flies! the first post in today’s collection is just about that: how to start again after a looong break. dive in :) how to restart after a hiatus by j. a timely and extremely relevant article, which is actually a guest post at andrew’s howlearnspanish.com . i bet quite a large percent of language learners worldwide have found themselves skipping one day because of being busy, another on account of being tired, and another week, and quite possibly another month. after a month of not learning a language, not starting anki (or what have you), not speaking unfamiliar sounds you feel devastated — and guilty . in the article j lays out the precise steps to overcome this condition and restart your studies with new enthusiasm, this time keeping it steadily burning. polyglot project podcast episode #0 by david mansaray david (whom you definitely should subscribe to if you haven’t yet) has teamed up with the editor of the polyglot project claude cartaginese. never heard of it? the polyglot project is a rather extensive compilation of autobiographies and golden advice from both aspiring and renowned polyglots, sharing their experiences of language learning, and how it changed their lives. a captivating read, by the way, and for a great price: free. be sure to download your own copy, here’s the link to the site again: the polyglot project . so, let’s get back to david and claude. they’ve teamed up to create an extension of the project, interviewing polyglots and remarkable language learners “on air.” this is the first episode, episode #0 to warm up and discuss forthcoming interviews, don’t miss it! a not to do list for successful language learners by john fotheringham various how-tos and lists regarding language learning flood the internet (this blog not an exception). john from l2mastery.com has taken a step further and posted a not to do list , which i’m happy to share with you. all the ten points he’s highlighting are highly relevant, and i’ve seen many people, including myself, trespassing against those — it never ends well. i’m glad some of the points align nicely with what i’m talking about on . john’s also written a comprehensive japanese guide. i haven’t checked it out yet, though, but have a look anyway. why do people procrastinate? by philip perry procrastination! what a pleasant pastime! what a productivity hog! we all know we should pursue useful activity, like language learning, exercising or house cleaning, but somehow end up in front of the tv watching yet another soap opera, or in the swampy depths of facebook. we all for anything as long as we don’t need to do something unpleasant. in this short post philip shares his take on procrastination in direct connection to language learning. check it out! — okay, this time my next post on tuesday is scheduled, so see you next week :) march 6th, 2011 -- 2 comments. join the conversation! » weekend links: february 20 post written by yuri -- as usual, the week was exciting. i’ve came across a number of talent and strength classifications, implying that all people are different and their strengths are imprinted from birth. i’ll be reflecting on this in later posts. in terms of blog posts, the week wasn’t so great as the last one, but there’s still something worth sharing, so have a look :) one month in italy by randy the yearlyglot randy, who is learning a different language each year, has spent a month in italy, visiting quite a number of cities. italy turned out to be controversial, and i’ve read the post with interest. maybe you’ll like it too :) spanish sentence starters and filler words (muletillas): the grease of the language gears by andrew this a mightily useful post about… well, you see it all in the title. on top of that, examples are hilarious, so make sure to check it out! 6 easy ways to roll your r by benny lewis useful tips for pronouncing r in many languages from benny the irish polyglot. i would also suggest research on your target language phonology, if you have problems with pronunciation. read this if you’re dreading making phone calls in english! by robby kukurs another great post from robby, in which he focuses (obviously) on speaking on the phone, and seeming fluent in the process. what i like about robby is that any of his posts can be used for any language you’re studying: the methods are essentially the same! don’t miss it, these tips are really valuable. — that’s all for today. hope you’re having a great weekend. see you next week! february 20th, 2011 -- 3 comments. join the conversation! » think images not words post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. tell me what you think on twitter . language learners of all ages use word lists to learn foreign words. are they as effective as they seem? word lists, however simple they are, are deceptive. without you noticing it, they change the way you speak and think, making your speech in foreign language slow and hesitant. what to do? how to avoid this? let’s look in detail at how thoughts become words. read on » february 17th, 2011 -- 5 comments. join the conversation! » take action! post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. meet me on twitter . life today is too hectic and fast-paced for anyone willing to achieve a goal. if you’ve set your language learning goal according to the guidelines in the post “ set smart goals — or else! ”, it is measurable. measurable goal means you can track it. want it done? do track it. read on » february 15th, 2011 -- 3 comments. join the conversation! » weekend links: february 13 post written by yuri -- hi everyone! this week was busy, as usual, but a bit more so: i have a short e-book in the works, and i hope to finish it by the end of the next week. it will contain both new material and variations and additions to the published material. i’m excited about showing it to you and hope you’ll like it. today, as every week on sunday, i’m sharing the most interesting blog posts i’ve come across during the week. enjoy! read on » february 13th, 2011 -- 5 comments. join the conversation! » gesture your way to fluency post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. see what i have to share on twitter . all people gesture when they speak: gestures help get the meaning across almost as well as words. gestures, however, are much more than that. we can use them not only to convey meaning, but to learn it. you can literally gesture your way to fluency. let me show you how. read on » february 11th, 2011 -- one comment is not a dialogue. leave a reply! » diy language immersion post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. drop me a line on twitter . i have good news: you mustn’t go to another country to immerse into your target language. you can do that at home, for free. immersion is when a foreign language cloaks you: you hear it, you see it, you speak it, you write in it. this is the blueprint for the diy language immersion project. read on » february 9th, 2011 -- 15 comments. join the conversation! » the value of distractions post written by yuri -- written by yuri karabatov. argue with me on twitter . life is too full of distractions nowadays. when i was a kid we had a little emerson radio and that was it. we were more dedicated. we didn

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