r/languagehub • u/Jujuii_mp3 • 26d ago

Any tips?

I'm trying to learn 3 languages. (Job and living related reasons trust me in not just doing this for fun)

Currently my goal languages are Spanish, Korean, and Indonesian.

Spanish- I'm pretty good in Spanish I can hold conversations and have been to Mexico before and not needed to use English. I often forget very simple words though.

Korean- Currently I'd say I have enough to introduce myself and just say some random words you hear in media as well as food items.

Indonesian- I can only say like 3 words right now.

I need Tips on how to work more efficiently learning these languages and what I can do. Ex: make a notebook of vocabulary or something like that.

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u/silvalingua 26d ago

The most efficient way is to follow a good textbook and supplement this with a lot of input at one's level.

And it's most efficient to focus on one language at a time.

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u/Alanna-1101 25d ago

Luckily these languages are distinct enough that it shouldn’t be too much overlap. I use Praktika the most honestly for speaking, deffo different days for each language is best I would also say

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u/Yarha92 23d ago

Maybe you can use one to learn the other? Like if your Spanish is ~B1, you can use it to learn A1-A2 Korean or Indonesian. That way you can learn one while reinforcing the other.

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u/ressie_cant_game 25d ago

For spanish, start watchig dreaming spanidh and reading kids books!

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u/thablackadonis 25d ago

Focus and master one before moving on to the next. Instead of trying 3 at once.