Why I don't set language goals anymore (and what I do instead)

[@victorialim]

Absolutely loving your content - so well shot and well written! Cannot wait to watch you grow your channel and continue advancing in your languages :)

[@tbenavente]

Hi Victoria! As someone who has been following your channel for a couple of years now, I feel so happy to be reading this comment! Love both your language and non-language videos 💜

[@joanMusicSpeaks]

This is great information *and* a new spin on language learning that not many Language Learning KZbinrs are talking about. Great work! *And* comprehensive! Thank you for sharing!

[@sulebakr259]

"recovering perfectionist" so on point!!

[@atfernando1]

Super interesting point of view. I think this is useful not only for perfectionists but for everybody. Even if you have the perfect method or material, one of the things I found is that it gets tedious over time. Language learning has to be consistently interesting for us to be able to acquire a language. Your project-based approach is also flexible for different types of students. I think you have a really good idea here. I'll try it out when teaching and when learning languages. Thank you very much.

[@tbenavente]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@aliciatifouche1547]

Thank you so much for your video and for sharing your notion template! Now I know how to study without getting bored of the same activity and special thanks for permition to abandon 😆 if something is not relevant anymore!

[@daanitorress]

i just discovered your channel and i’m loving it SO MUCH !!! i want to watch every videoooo ❤

[@LingQCentral]

Great video, Tanya. I keep my projects plain and simple. Whenever I find a book, I finish it (no time limit, at my own pace). I've been studying Japanese and have already read 10+ short novels this way...focusing on Manga more this year. P.S. I sent you an email, hope to hear from you.

[@ElenaL.-xy1im]

Thank you Tanya, you are such an inspiration!❤ I'm glad you started your channel 😊

[@brintyart]

Such a good idea! Thank you!

[@tbenavente]

Any time!

[@janewyao9444]

Thank you! That was very useful

[@tbenavente]

Glad to hear that!

[@magdalenapanek8962]

Thank you for posting these videos, Tanya! I need to add some structure to my language learning and your tips are very useful and motivating :) I’m setting up my Notion profile and will give your bucket list a try. Thank you for sharing the template :) Powodzenia w nauce polskiego! ;)

[@tbenavente]

Dzięki! Mam nadzieję, że szablon okaże się dla Ciebie pomocny :)

[@magdalenapanek8962]

@@tbenavente Na pewno mi się przyda! :) Also, I’m sure you already have more resources then you need ;) but I just can’t resist mentioning my favorite podcast in Spanish - Radio Ambulante - in case you feel like trying something new :) Can’t wait to see more of your videos!

[@Realmariah510]

Great ideas! I do something silimar and just write down milestones that require a certain level of progress to complete.

[@polyglotsjourney]

I like how you are thinking 🤔I like the idea of having "language projects"...I am maybe not using that name, but I have something pretty similar 😄Great video Tanya!

[@tbenavente]

Yeah, I've noticed from the comments I've received here and on Twitter that a lot of people are doing something similar, they just have a different name for it 🙃

[@mub9075]

🙌 🙌 🙌 🙌

[@aryansrinivasan6908]

Love this video! I'm learning Spanish and I'm curious as to what book you're using at 7:21? Looks great and would like to learn from that.

[@thuctrangnguyen1664]

Hi, i just found your KZbin channel and watch some videos about your learning languages process. Its really help. I am struggling with learning English. I can understand almost everything in your videos and others youtubers BUT i can't talk like you ( i also think i can't have anything to talk about any subjects), SO pls make a video about how you learning English step by step and how you explore one subject more efficiency. Thank you very much.

[@saniqueolkuch1594]

Love this! I'm learning German. I'm curious what that German book you were leafing through!

[@tbenavente]

It's the German-English Bilingual Visual Dictionary from the DK Visual Dictionaries series. I'm not actively learning German at the moment, but I like the book so much I'm thinking about buying it for my other languages. So definitely would recommend!

[@saniqueolkuch1594]

Thank you!

[@いのうえ内科脳神経クリニック]

Very interesting! I’m curious what application you are using(notion?).

[@tbenavente]

Yep, it's Notion!

[@irenochkaa]

thank you

[@Kalymnah]

We have the same hobonichi weeks :)

[@villain_stay_]

I’m from Poland, and I think that Polish is so difficult. A lot of people have a problem with grammar and ortography, so at school we study a lot about it. Sorry, but I’m just 14 so my English isnt good ☹

[@villain_stay_]

- So I admire people who learn Polish

[@tbenavente]

I think it's a little easier for me since Russian is my native language, but yeah, I see what you mean -- Polish is definitely hard