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| Tyrion101 Senior Member United States Joined 3915 days ago 153 posts - 174 votes  Speaks: French | Message 17 of 17 22 September 2014 at 7:48pm | IP Logged |
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I don't want to learn every language out there, some I just want to study to learn about languages, some I actually love, like Russian, or French, I've found that it keeps me motivated to have at least one other thing I can work on if I get stuck in language A, for some reason. It's no fun to be bogged down and have nowhere else to turn, to give your mind a break for a spell. I've found that it is best in my experience that especially when you hit a plateau and can't really get anywhere to just, take a break with that language, not a very long break mind, but just long enough to let what you know settle in. I have this drive to learn things, and it just wont go away.
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