So my short time plan is just sticking to the 2 hours daily (on average). If I estimated the hours correctly and if I work 2 hours every day, I might reach this goal It’s a plan for the next T E N years:Ĭhinese from A2 to C1 (it might take me 1000 hours)Īrabic, Persian and Bengali without goals or hours. I love making plans and goals, and I’m never able to stick to them. Local diversity (I’m in Israel, but not for ever): getting in touch with speakers of Adyghe, Amharic, Juhuri… giving Palestinian Arabic another try, most importantly, making Hebrew default language of local interactionsīut most importantly - continue having fun while making fun of myself Tying up loose ends: getting at least some of my side projects to a solid A1 level: Adyghe, Bambara, Chechen, Dargin (no, I don’t have one for every letter of the alphabet)… Xhosa, Yiddish, Zulu (wait, maybe I do?) (real goal is to get Chechen where my Lezgi is now, and to finish reading a couple textbooks I started) Roma Aeterna” (that’s part 2 of this great textbook). Oldies: Finishing “Lingua Latina per se illustrata. Writing up a short “Lezgi for beginners” course
Reading fiction (audiobooks count) for upkeep: Russian, Persian, Hebrew, French, Italian Here we go:Ĭerts: DALF C1 for French, HSK5 (or whatever new equivalent is) for Mandarin, TEG B1 for Irish Making such plans is such a guilty pleasure, the guilty part coming from knowing full well that the more elaborate they get, the less likely they are to be fulfilled, and adding lots of stuff on anyway.
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