How to Actually Learn a New Language in 2022 (a month-to-month guide)

A lot of new users sign up for our language course with the best intentions. They have an amazing new year's resolution: they are going to learn a new language. We think that's absolutely awesome. But the problem is that many of them will give up after a few weeks and forget most of what they've learned. Please don’t let this happen to you. The start of a new year can be used as a source of motivation, but you need the right mindset and techniques to actually make your goal happen. Here’s a month-to-month guide that will show you how to finally get it done this year.

[ouino]

Unfortunately, too many people give up on their new year's resolution to learn a new language. We have compiled a one-year month-to-month plan to follow in 2020. We really hope it can help a lot of people out there, whether they use OUINO or not. :)

[commoncola]

This sounds like a solid plan! In my opinion, the most important thing to do in order to stick with it is to make it FUN! It won’t always be a super good time when you’re learning a language, so you should try to make it as entertaining as possible whenever you can! For me, I love using Duolingo. To me at least, it’s a fun way to learn a language. I love seeing my name go up on the leaderboard, seeing how many XP I get a day, it’s super fun! Keeping it as fun as I can is really helping me with my Spanish in Three Months challenge. Good luck to everyone on your language goals this year!

[adhhe]

I just got done checking out one of their videos about how their program works; I’m a teacher, someone who’s learned a foreign language fully (English in my case) and rarely do I see anyone teaching in a progressive interactive manner where things tie-in with previously seen topics. It takes someone with a passion for teaching to come up with the resources they've come up with. I know because it takes one to know one. I've got to give credit where credit is due. Actually pretty affordable especially if you're in North America or Europe.

[Sakura-zurz]

I like to call it the four Ps;🤗

Practice,

Perseverance,

Patience,

Passion,

I have a frustrating experience. Not knowing where to begin
or hitting a plateau can feel demoralizing and make it hard to hit the books
and study like you know you should…

[SpanishLanguageCoach]

¡Muy buena idea! Todo buen plan tiene que estar planeado en el tiempo, sin olvidar que la flexibilidad también es importante. ¡Gran aportación!

[AbdulRahman-vzng]

Thank you very much.Listening from Kedah Malaysia

[AlbertoLoredoDesigner]

Unfortunately, I couldn't reach my original goals in 2019, but I advanced on them.

[dreamandmakeit]

I have a suggestion, please do time stamps with this videos.

[homelandloversazerbaijan]

Hi. I'm ur new subscriber from Azerbaijan Turks. Thanks so much for sharing so beautiful videos! I hope I'll learn via ur videos. I wanna be polyglot like Tim Doner.
May I ask a question you? When do we use this phrase: " I'm on God's good humor"?

[wilfredlewis]

Nobody in this world can make me stop being linguistically lazy 🤭🤭🤭

[oliviawhinnett]

le mie tette hanno delle piccole lumache figue out what i siad