It's not where you live that counts

If you're looking around at your very familiar four walls and thinking that THIS is not the exciting, exotic place where language learning happens, I made this video just for you!
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I'm Emily, Oxford graduate, polyglot, and the tiny and colourful creator of The Language Confidence Project. My mission is to make language learning feel good, and to help you to work through all the doubts and frustrations that can throw you off along the way.
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What do you do to bring your language to you?

[@falaleia]

I learned English to a good level, and my only contact with the language was through my phone, so whenever I try to say that I will never know Korean to a conversational level I remind myself that I was at the same stage with English 3 years ago and here I am, speaking and understanding a lot of English.

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

Absolutely! Our phones are an amazing tool for contact with a new language! How long have you been studying Korean?

[@falaleia]

@thelangconprojectpodcast I learned the "alphabet" in 2021 but kinda stopped studying during 2022. Around December of 2022, I got back. I would say for 3 years, but I never study with consistency, so I can't say for certain. Lol. Last week I tried something new: watching korean dramas with korean subtitles. Results: I understand a lot, but there are some sessions of the dialogues I don't understand a single word. 😅

[@derekofbaltimore]

I don't live in a French speaking country but I do live with a native French speaker so I do consider myself lucky. There is also her French speaking expat community relatively close

[@thelangconprojectpodcast]

YES! The important thing is just that you can use your language! So pleased to hear you have good people around you!