💡How to Set Goals when learning a language?

[@JROCR001]

Goal setting is one of the most important steps in language learning! Love the video!!!

[@mylangs]

Yess!!🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@LiWeiTheBest]

Just when I was preparing for my IELTS test, I saw this video, and I found it very useful and cheering😂😉

[@mylangs]

So glad🥰 thank you for watching!

[@sarahbhg7233]

Love this so so much!! I like how you showed different ways/opinions at first which are all valid, none of them is wrong. I struggled finding a purpose in setting goals but after watching it, I definitely see the pros now! Also, the end is so comforting🥺🥺 thank you so much for your hard work, much love from Switzerland❤

[@JonathanOlelo]

In my opinion, goals setting is the difference between success and failure. I don't know anyone who reached fluency in a second language without setting goals (or without someone else sets goals for them).

[@mylangs]

Ah hah!! You're so right!

[@kyteplay720]

Just with the right timing! Love your videos

[@mylangs]

🥰🥰🥰🥰😍

[@trixie237]

A wonderful video, thank you for the tips 🙏 ❤️

[@mylangs]

Glad you liked it!🥰

[@ЖулдызайТемиржанова-г4х]

Good video! I also use different techniques to study languages. it helps me not confuse them ;))

[@mylangs]

Such a great piece of advice!!👏🏻👏🏻

[@surimkim3553]

언니 저 델레준비하면서 언어공부 권태기였는데ㅠ이번 영상보면서 다시 자극받았오요💙 그리고 언니 왤케 예뻐요ㅠㅠ영원한 저의 롤모델🙈🤎

[@mylangs]

수림님 델레 준비하시는군요~~ 화이팅!!🥰🥰 고마와용

[@mutasimbillahmaruf808]

Hi MyLangs! You're my idol. I can speak 5 languages. These are Bangla/Bengali, Hindi, English, Urdu and Russian. Now I'm interested in Korean language as my 6th language.

[@mylangs]

Way to go!!👏🏻

[@mutasimbillahmaruf808]

@@mylangs Thank you... For your reply. 😊

[@reptileclub8681]

My ultimate goal in German was to reach a B1 level... which I did in just 4 months, but for Korean I want to reach a B2 level before I'm done with college in 2 years, to move to South Korea right after College, but right now, I only know 2 setences right now, but can read 한굴 like a native speaker... I spent my first month in korean with the goal to be able to prenounce and read every 한굴 perfectly, and my way of practicing speaking a language is to go into my bathroom, and repeat the word/setence infront of the mirror, until I can prenounce it without looking at the paper, and I do this, until I have it stuck in my long term memory

[@sajithacharya7402]

Nice video my fan 😁😁😁😁

[@reptileclub8681]

I'm learning Korean by writing everything down in my notebook, and read that 3 times a day, then I also listen to kpop, and latch kdramas and Korean KZbin

[@reptileclub8681]

I am both... I read, but I also watch shows, and listen to music

[@shaikhsadiq565]

I think you are recording the video with the front camera of your mobile and you have turned on the feature called " INVERT IMAGE" thats why the quotes hung on the wall seem to be inverted and we cant read it easily. Please turn off the feature to make your videos look fine.

[@nurulhasan3953]

MyLangs is coming back. I am waiting you so badly. I am ready for my next language learning journey.

[@mylangs]

Aww thank you so much for waiting for me! I've been soooo busy 😝

[@쿠키-x2g]

오호라 Mylangs님 오랫만이네요 반갑습니다~~~♡

[@mylangs]

❤️

[@juliakrystal19]

Let me tell you: Having a certificate doesn't prove that you are actually fluent in a language. It just proves how much you studied for a test.

[@mylangs]

Let me tell you: it's far better with the firm certificate than insisting you're good at it without any proof as a foreigner. 😊

[@sajithacharya7402]

When are you going to do QNA??????????????????????????????

[@mylangs]

I'd love to!!! I didn't get so many questions to do an QNA tho😢 maybe I should plan one in the near future with enough questions!!