A language learners’ forum

Two languages:

Language: Spanish
Challenge: Full
Current level: I was at one point definitely at least C1 but I've regressed/gotten rusty over the last year or two. Probably a B2 right now in production, but still a C1 in comprehension
Comments, links: https://twitter.com/kulaputra108

Language: French
Challenge: Full
Current level: A1 in production, but probably at least B1 in comprehension due to Spanish knowledge
Comments, links: https://twitter.com/kulaputra108

Language: German
Challenge:half
Current level: B2
Comments, links: Keeping it to half as I'm working on other languages too.

Language: Tibetan
Challenge:half
Current level: A1
Comments, links: Material will be a challenge (and my reading is amazingly slow...) but this should significantly help.

Language: Hebrew
Challenge:half
Current level: A1
Comments, links: Why am I doing this to myself?

Language: Spanish
Challenge: Full
Current level: B1.4 (last Cervantes placement test score)
Comments, links:
My goal is to finish with at least a solid B2 or better in all skills by the end.

Twitter: https://twitter.com/soybryanpeabody
Log: https://forum.language-learners.org/vie ... =15&t=3797

Language: French
Challenge: Full
Current level: DELF B2, although now I am a little bit rusty.
Comments, links: I want to push my French to a solid C1 level.

Soooo what's the policy on registering for languages which we are somewhat native in but:

1. Are illiterate in AND
2. Can't speak the higher registers nor slang because we didn't grow up in an environment where that language is spoken broadly but rather learned from our parents

Could I register for a heritage language fitting the criteria above (with the goal of learning to read/write and expanding my comprehension)?

Language: Spanish, French
Challenge: half Spanish, half French
Current level: Spanish B2, French A2
Comments, links: I love watching films and reading YA fiction, graphic novels, but will try to up my game in Spanish language lit.

Already two months late, but better late than never!

Language: English
Challenge: full
Current level: C1
Comments, links: For pleasure but would also be nice to see some improvements in English.

Language: German
Challenge: full
Current level: B1
Comments, links: Aiming to overpass B2 by the end of the challenge. I don't use Twitter anymore so will soon start a log to document my progress.

Language: Dutch
Challenge: double
Current level: B2 passive
Comments, links: Double Dutch! Where's my jump ropes? Been slacking on my Dutch lately so hopefully this helps. Starting a lot earlier than I did last time, so maybe I'll stand a chance now!

Plus I'll be in the Netherlands for a year so hopefully that helps a bit

Language: Japanese
Challenge: full
Current level: beginner
Comments: just trying to improve my vocabulary, because that's always a problem

Language: Korean
Challenge: Full
Current level: Beginner
Comments: The watching part shouldn't be too difficult with the amount of Korean shows I watch, but I think the reading part will be a lot more difficult for me. I definitely want to try reading some Naver webtoons, although each episode is usually just one long vertical page, so I'll have to think of how many manga pages each one would be equivalent to. I also want to try reading some more children's books, which I just started reading recently.