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Spanish. It's been the focus of most of my free time for the last 1.5 years and I've seen incredible results. I'm surprised by those who commented that they're
by dgs_sgd 5y ago
Spanish. It's been the focus of most of my free time for the last 1.5 years and I've seen incredible results.
I'm surprised by those who commented that they're learning multiple unrelated subjects at once. Are you learning anything beyond a superficial level? Or is the goal to pique your curiosity on a new subject and then decide if you want to make it your core focus?
- dorchadas 5y agoI'm one of those doing multiple unrelated subjects at once. For me, it's because I have the time. I'm a teacher, and we're out for summer, so I've got time to focus on several different things. I can do an hour or so of math a day, alternating the various books I'm going through, and give myself an hour of Irish immersion a day (mostly reading) as I'm already at a comfortable B2+ (officially tested) so it's just a matter of keeping it going. Then I can read some in whatever textbook I'm doing of an evening. My other subjects are much more superficial, happening mostly from reading books while I exercise (walking and biking on a stationary bike are perfect for this). But, really, it's mostly because I have more time and few other hobbies currently (not starting anything new before I move countries in a few months).