This reminds me of "concur". For so long I have thought it meant "disagree", but apparently it's actually the opposite? It still feels like it should be the former
not sure if this would apply to you, but I sometimes draw/do something else that's fun in my language notebook?
IMO doing fun stuff is a big part of keeping your motivation for longer. I've noticed that by the end of my Greek-learning journey, my notebook became pretty much word list after word list, without many practise sentences, letters, etc.
fierce tiger, demands treat ::: spoiler spoiler yes I do know this is a yawn :::
Are those little lynx tips? That's adorable!
This reminds me of "concur". For so long I have thought it meant "disagree", but apparently it's actually the opposite? It still feels like it should be the former
not sure if this would apply to you, but I sometimes draw/do something else that's fun in my language notebook?
IMO doing fun stuff is a big part of keeping your motivation for longer. I've noticed that by the end of my Greek-learning journey, my notebook became pretty much word list after word list, without many practise sentences, letters, etc.