If you’re learning a language seriously with the intention of using it long term and making it a part of your life you need to let go of the idea that it’s something you can just get over with and rip off like a band aid. Anyone that tells you that you can be fluent in three months or less is probably trying to sell you something.
This is gonna be a several months or years long project. And you’re not stupid. You’ll feel stupid. A lot. But you’re not stupid.
Diary-san should be once a week or so. Prevents burnout and also makes me think about interesting things that came and went during the week. Week highlights are more interest than day highlights (I went to work, ate, studied X, slept)
Going to start writing summarize of bad movies that I watch on Fridays. Format TBD.
Still reformulating goals to push through B2 levels of understanding. Real plateau in my Chinese. It's annoying. Super annoying.
Each and every one of you are great. I try to be supportive here. I like being supportive.
A1-A2: man, there're so many words I need to know in order to say literally anything
B1-B2: wow, what I know is enough now
C1-C2: man, there're so many weirdly specific words I need to know in order to describe these weirdly specific things I've only seen once in my life. Also I forgot how to say ceiling.
Reformulating my goals and habits to better align with CEFR Tables or ACTFL can-do statements. Need to try something different to push through the plateau :)