Evening has its own language. 🌿✨

I recently made a post of 50 ideas and activities for the morning that has 2,500+ saves and 2,000 likes so I wanted to share the PM version! I definitely don’t do all of these everyday at all but it’s nice to have a list to reference and you can choose a few each day that resonate. #lemon8

📺 The challenge: 📺 How much Korean can I learn in 90 days by watching Netflix? It started by watching this YouTube video, where based on the theory that 'You learn a word by hearing it 20 times in context', you can learn 1000 words in 100 days! I am going to try this with 90 days

‧°𐐪♡𐑂°‧₊ 🎐 Reading Web Reader is a cool extension I discovered for easily translating between a variety of languages. It helps me explore articles, such as from English to Japanese, which I've been trying to learn to read for a while. Readlang efficiently helps with my learning while browsing

1. Make Words Stick 🧠✨ I used to forget words as fast as I learned them. But this prompt helps me connect each new word to something personal—a feeling, a memory, even a made-up story. Suddenly, I’m not just memorizing... I understand. Prompt: “Help me remember [word] by connecting it to somethi

For those just beginning to learn a language and who are not sure if they are ready to fully commit to a learning plan, use Lingvist to start! (FREE for 14 days, $10/month, $80/year) Choose from 11 languages – and the cool part is that you can choose which language you want as your default, so i

my faaaavorite part of the day is the evening :)) i take so much joy in my routine - the warm bath, the lavender scents, the candles, cooking dinner, reflecting on my day. all of it is just top tier 😍 plus, knowing it sets me up for a good nights sleep, a lovely morning, and a good day is just r

A language notebook is a great tool for organizing and improving your learning. Here’s how you can get one and set it up effectively: 1. Getting a Language Notebook • Buy a Physical Notebook – Choose a lined, grid, or bullet journal based on your preference. • Use a Digital N

This app called LingoDeer is full of many languages all with different levels of fluency and grammar, it is known for its detailed lessons and information that is compiled and used to better help the student get as close to fluent as possible. There are many levels all with grammar,reading,writin

this is my evening routine, every day 🫶 time stamped! keeping a consistent routine and sleep schedule keeps my nervous system happy and just takes so much analyzing and guesswork out of my day :) this routine has helped me with ⤵️ ✔️ insomnia ✔️ anxiety ✔️ overthinking ✔️ inconsistency ✔️

If you’re struggling to find language learning groups or meetups, start by just looking them up! Chances are you can find local groups in your surrounding area especially if you are learning a common language. If you live in a large city or town, you will most likely find super cool groups like ska

I recently got Merriam-Webster’s Easy Learning Complete Spanish and am completely obsessed!!! It’s divided into three sections each focusing on Grammar, Verbs, and Vocabulary. My favorite section is the verb section because it comes with all of the different tenses and sentence examples. I

#learningkorean #Korean #studyingkorean #Studying #learnkoreanlanguage ‘No matter you how you give up, You have to try something new in order to life for your own life and be a better version of yourself! Never give up’

I was so happy to find this totally awesome language family tree mapping the relationships between Indo-European and Uralic languages (illustration by Minna Sundberg - The Guardian). This family tree on its own is great for anyone who has any slight interest in languages, however it can also be ve

Work full-time? Or go to school AND work full-time? You can still learn a language... I know I did, but you have to make it a priority. I'd like to share some example schedules and tips I've used, and maybe it will help you. 🗓️The Schedule: When I had an awful commute, I woul

Whether you are a teacher or a parent hoping to teach their kids a foreign language – languageguide.org is where you should start! The interactive little lessons are great for kiddos to have fun while learning. Hover over the pictures to hear the pronunciation of the words, which are also offered w

1️⃣ Quick Review (5-10 mins, morning) Mornings are a rush, so I keep my review simple. While brushing my teeth or making breakfast, I skim notes, recall key vocab, or mentally summarize yesterday’s lesson. If I have time, I test myself by translating a few sentences. It’s low effort but keeps my m

Are you ready for the best sleep of your life? When I need a big sleep reset, I do this nighttime routine and it never disappoints 💤 1. Light up my favorite candle The one I am using currently is the Dreamer from Target ($10) 2. Take a hot bath or shower It really helps relaxing your whole

Duolingo - 1/5 good for hangul practice but the words that they make you practice are useless sentences and it can feel like a slog sometimes. It doesn’t teach useful sentences in the first units. The sessions can feel like they aren’t doing much as there is nothing explaining grammar rules and spe

Balance, Flow and Connect 💫 When we tune into the universal rhythm, life doesn’t feel forced it flows, like a river. Energy becomes lighter, choices feel aligned, and we begin to see how deeply everything is connected. 🌿 #BalanceAndFlow #CosmicEnergy #UniversalLaws #MindBodySoul #Spiri

In my previous post, I shared that I use Apple’s spoken voice feature to read my notes and pdfs for studying on my #ipadpro . Turns out, we can also record our own voices if we don’t like the defaults that Apple have. I’m using the Nathan enhanced voice but I definitely want to test out my own voi

Was this just another opportunity for me to play with my paint samples? …maybe. mind ur business 🫵🏻 But book recs!! Book recs of all genres!! Choose your favorite color scheme (or multiple 👀) and find what book awaits you! There’s something here for everyone, from literary fiction to horror to s

this is a cleaning schedule that’s perfect for me. a woman who LOVES clean but is also living in 2024 as a mother and worker and lover with all the diagnosis my childhood never solved. it feels like something i’ve fought for and if you can get ideas or smooth out your own schedule with any tips