Adventures in Language Self-Study

My Chinese Study Routine Summer 2020

I recently wrote about my new and shiny French study routine. Let’s move on to the Chinese one!

…and also just unexpected in general.

I’ve changed up my study routines a bit, so I thought it was time to commit that to the blog as well.

First up: French.

Today I get all meta and blog about the benefits of blogging!

I’ve recently had reason to rethink my approach to what should and should not be part of my routines.

Basically I’ve come to the conclusion that forcing myself to spend a lot of time with native materials isn’t what works for me.

I’ve recently had a rethink about how I’ve set up my study routines.

As a result, I should hopefully be able to keep progressing in all my languages while still being free to do more of what I feel like at the moment.

Persona 4 knows.

Watching someone play (or indeed playing yourself) games with a lot of text is probably not a bad way to learn.

I recently finished the follow-up to my favorite Japanese book, Mariabeetle.

And I don’t know what to make of it, really.

Today we scramble to reach Kansai International Airport in time to return to Sweden!