Day 12: 10 New Words a Day

Setting small bite-size goals will keep you motivated and lead to steady progression. We suggest learning 10 new words a day in your target language. Before you know it, you will know hundreds of words and be well on your way to fluency!
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Establecer metas pequeñas te mantendrá motivado y conducirá a una progresión constante. Sugerimos aprender 10 palabras nuevas al día en tu idioma meta. ¡Antes de que te des cuenta, sabrás cientos de palabras y estarás bien encaminado para llegar a ser fluido!
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[@commoncola]

I love the idea of learning 10 words a day! It makes language learning seem a lot more achievable!

[@MahmoudSahraoui010]

And not forget to use them in real context, or they,ll go with the wind , I think u need to make an episode explain the importance of the context.

[@zuinguyen77]

Thank you so much

[@Son_of_aesthetics]

I'm happy you were born to this life

[@snehashree16]

Thanks a bunch

[@duyen1444]

Thanks

[@lazygirl2907]

Bir videonu izledim ve çok tatlı Türkçe konuşuyorsun... ( I watched your video and you're speaking Turkish so sweet )

[@paulaandreafernandezchavez1132]

Great

[@jamila...]

@Polyglot Pal, Is "Day 11" hiding, floating around on the internet somewhere? :) I'm seeing is Day 10, then Day 12. Hope this note helps & I appreciate what you're doing.

[@saoirse7167]

Does 'Fluent worlds' teach any languages besides English, or are there plans for it to do so?

[@heynyquildriver]

I would do this but then I feel as if I have no time to practice these words.

[@saoirse7167]

Even if you don't timetable in practice sessions or find other ways to use them, you will at least remember some of them and when you see them later, you might find it jogs your memory. Practising is very important, though.