How to take language notes and review them 📝

Here's a quick video about how I take language learning notes, what my sources are, and how I go through my notes to review them. Hope this helps for those who are curious about my notes!

Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
00:12 Where I get my notes from
01:19 Reviewing my notes

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[LindieBotes]

What did you learn from this video? :D

[IntelligentAtheism]

3:08 "Estaré" is future tense, but the other part of the sentence talks about the past. My suggestion is: "En mi primer día de trabajo estaba como un flan; no podía parar/dejar de temblar".

[khalilahd.]

Wow thank you so much Linda! I’m currently learning Japanese and it’s been hard trying to create a solid study plan. Definitely using these tips ❤

[nd]

Hi Lindie! Thank you for your video. I’ve been following you for a long period of time and you inspire me a lot.
I know you are having not easy time now (I thought your voice was shaking at the beginning of the video😢), but I hope good people are by your side and you are at your own ‘healing’ environment! ❤️❤️❤️

[Lexie-br]

You have such wonderful and comprehensive videos on languages, they are like no other 😄👍💚

[miriamk.]

Thanks so much for this video! I found it extremely useful. By the way, you really got me into learning Hungarian and I'm so glad that I gave this language a try. I've spent numerous childhood holidays in this beautiful country so for me studying Hungarian also has a nostalgic touch. 🤗

[crcodles]

I think it's so important to take notes. It helped me a lot in my learning language journey

[AMPE]

Thank you for this video! Those tips are definitely helpful to me as I struggle taking notes and I make a whole mess trying to color code them to review them later.
I'm sorry for all you are going through! I really want to hug you and ease some of the pain. I keep sending you hugs and prayers! Take care 💖💜🙏🏾🌸

[ninamariawolk]

This is amazing! I'm definitely going to do this, too, thanks for the inspiration 🥰❤️ You sound so exhausted, I'm extremely sorry about what you're going through right now 🥺 It's so strong of you to keep on posting videos despite everything. I send you a lot of love and strength to get through this difficult time, my prayers are for you ❤️❤️❤️

[annadeptua]

Hi Lindie! I haven't thought that I can be markered nouns, verbs, adjective etc. others colors and today I realized that it this method help me on my journal. And I'm discovereing a transparent postit (amazing, I've never seen before it) . Thank you for video :)

[anbu]

The fact that you can put pretty stickers on and in the notebooks animates me to take more notes, because I love stickers!

[AmiChan]

I was just wondering recently how to go over my Korean notes and this helps a bunch! Thank you 😊

[imeldaj]

Great tip! I wasn't sure how to review my notes but this is a good way to go back and see what I want to work on. Thank you!

[muchim_]

Hi Lindie, thank you for this video, it is very helpful to me. I hope you are taking care of yourself and don't feel pressure to keep putting out videos.

[danai]

So simple and so effective :) I always forget to review so this is a great reminder ☺️ hope you’re doing ok love ❤

[IntelligentAtheism]

2:29 Lindie, that "aunque" next to "sin embargo" is written together. "Aún" = still, yet. "Aunque" = although, though.

[azman]

Thankyou I'm new to language learning so this is exceptionally helpful. 👌

[zzflvr]

Thank u, Lindie. You gave me so many ideas!

[laurakaramcruz]

Thank you so much for this video, Lindie! I'm currently learning Arabic and I found this very helpful :)

[RUXA]

thank you soooo much!!!! you inspire me so much!