Clear The List | Monthly Language Learning Strategies Update | August

With “Back Again” complete, I’m working on my next music project, “Back 2 Back”. It’s pretty far along and I can’t wait to share it with you. I’m still keeping fairly consistent study with each of my languages and I’m getting ready for a trip to Seoul with Lindsay!





On to #clearthelist …





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What’s Been Going On



This coming month, I have two trips in store, and I’ll share more on that soon. I’m working on improving one language for one, and will learn a bit of another language prior to the trip to the other.





And now you’re caught up!





Last Clear the List Goals



Continue filling the gaps in my Mandarin vocabulary I’ve noticed since Little Linguist’s arrival. // Little Linguist and I resumed our classes together, so yay!





Read the next Language Reading Challenge book on my list. // In July, we read something about a language we’re not learning, so I read over Donovan Nagel’s Arabic book.





Keep working through my YouTube Queue.  // Still tons left, but did some!





Add1Challenge // Still working on my Korean Add1.





This Month’s Goals



Continue filling the gaps in my Mandarin vocabulary I’ve noticed since Little Linguist’s arrival. // A permanent item on my monthly list. 





Read the next Language Reading Challenge book on my list. // In August, we’re reading a book by a language blogger.





Keep working through my YouTube Queue.  // Yup…





Add1Challenge // Finish up my Korean Add1 and start my Add1 Polyglot with Hungarian and Korean.





Resources I Used This Month



A quick recap of the materials I am using.





What I Am Using to Learn Chinese





LingQ – my favorite tooliTalki Lessons – I have weekly Chinese lessonsMemrise – I do 18,000 points minimum per day Drops – they have a new character tool that is fantastic



What I’m Using to Brush Up/Improve My French:





LingQListening to French radio/podcastsSpeak Easy sessions as a part of Language Study Club



What I am Using to Learn Russian:





LingQPerfectionnement RusseiTalki LessonsDrops



What I am Using to Learn Korean:





LingQDropsiTalki LessonsGlossika



What I am Using to Learn Spanish:





LingQ



What I am Using to Learn Italian:





LingQ



What I’m Using to Learn Japanese:





LingualiftDropsiTalki LessonsPimsleurGlossika



What I’m Using to Learn Croatian:





iTalki Lessons



What I’m Using to Learn Hungarian:





iTalki LessonsDrops



What I’m Using to Learn Hindi:





iTalki LessonsDropsPimsleur



What I’m Using to Learn German:





iTalki LessonsDropsLingQ



What I’m Using for Little Linguist





Lots of booksDay-to-day interactionMommy and Me weekly classes



Resources That Aren’t Language Specific





Add1Challenge



The Biggest Lesson I Am Taking Away from This Month



To say no. In the past, if I started working on something or through something, I felt obligated to stick with it. Now, I’m being more selective and even minimalist in what I decide to take on and work with.





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