I don't go out of my comfort zone or try new things enough.
Do you have any ideas of what you can do that's different? You mean like different exercises?
I don't go out of my comfort zone or try new things enough.
kraemder wrote:I can't help finding it interesting that you abandoned Anki after using it and finding it effective. I'm always thinking of ways to improve my studying. I was doing Anki 3 hours a day before (I had no job) but now I'm down to about an hour a day. I think it's a good amount since I can squeeze in reviews on the commute and in free time but maybe I should cut it back some more to focus more on just reading/listening like you. Interesting blog.
aeroflot wrote:Do you have any ideas of what you can do that's different? You mean like different exercises?
aeroflot wrote:Yep, you're probably right about the waiting until you're at a higher level part. We learn enough that even after a modest vocabulary we should be able to express more.
kraemder wrote:I don't think you're ever going to reach a level where you're really ready.
Sizen wrote:
I'm also very much debating buying myself a Japanese 3DS these days. But what to get? The new Pokémon games come to mind... I also haven't played the new Fire Emblem games... It's either that or a PS Vita. There's a few choice games I'd love to play: Persona, Danganronpa, Gravity Rush... The other advantage of the Vita would be the lack of region locking, so I wouldn't need to have two consoles. Anybody have a preference or any suggestions?
kraemder wrote:Not much money in linguistics. It's better suited as a hobby than a full time endeavor I think.
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