(Answer in your target language!) Alright everyone — here’s a fun one. 😁 Language learning is FULL of advice. Some of it is genuinely useful. Some of it gets repeated so often that people eventually just assume it must be true. 😂 👉 So today’s question is: What do you think is the biggest myth in language learning? Maybe it’s something like: • “You need to live abroad to become fluent.” • “Children are naturally good at languages, adults aren’t.” • “You have to study grammar before you can speak.” • “You need to memorize thousands of words.” • “Some people just don’t have a talent for languages.” • “An app alone can make you fluent.” Or maybe you have a completely different one. I definitely have a few candidates. 😏 But I want to hear yours. 📝 Your Task • Answer in your target language • Tell us what you think the biggest myth is • Explain why you think it’s wrong • If you can, tell us what you think is true instead • Go beyond one sentence • Use AI as needed 💬 Example Prompt You Can Use in ChatGPT (Copy + paste this into AI if you want help writing your answer in your target language.) “Please write a short, natural paragraph in [TARGET LANGUAGE] explaining this idea: I think one of the biggest myths in language learning is that you need to live in another country to become fluent. Living abroad can help, but simply being surrounded by a language doesn’t guarantee that you’ll learn it. You still need to actively listen, communicate, study, and practice.” ✨ Example “I think one of the biggest myths in language learning is that you have to live abroad to become fluent. Being surrounded by the language can definitely help, but it doesn’t automatically make you learn it. You can live somewhere for years without making much progress if you rarely use the language. What really matters is consistent, active practice.” 🌍 Now it’s your turn. What’s the biggest language-learning myth you’d happily delete from the internet forever? 😂🔥

Routines can be difficult to maintain during the summer because of holidays, travel and changing schedules. So how do you stay consistent with your language learning during this period? Do you schedule learning times for each week? Do you book a lesson with a teacher regularly? Do you set reminders to study? What is your trick?

Hi, I'm Vera, a Business English teacher. I'm Hungarian but I also speak and teach English, and I'm actively learning Italian. Actually, I'd like to take the C1 level Italian exam this year. (Wish me luck!) I also learnt Dutch in the past but only reached A2 level. I'm also interested in learning Chinese but I realised that I don't have time both for Italian and Chinese, so I will restart Mandarin in the future. I'm happy I found this group since I spend a lot of time on Skool (I also have my community here). Ciao, sono Vera, un insegnante di Business English. Sono ungherese ma parlo ed insegno anche l'inglese e sto attivamente studiando l'italiano. Vorrei superare un'esame di livello C1 in italiano quest'anno. (Augurami buona fortuna!) Ho studiato anche olandese nel passato ma ho aggiunto solo il livello A2. Mi interessa imparare anche la cinese ma é chiaro che non ho abbastanza tempo per entrambe l'italiano e cinese, e per questo motivo ricominceró la mandarino nel futuro. Sono contenta di trovare questo gruppo perché uso Skool molto (anch'io ho la mia communitá qui).

(Reply in your target language!) Alright everyone — today’s question is simple, fun, and probably controversial: ➡️ What country do you think will win the World Cup? And more importantly… Why? Do you think it will be Brazil? Argentina? France? England? Spain? Portugal? Or maybe a surprise team? 👀 Tell us your prediction — in your target language! ——— 📝 Your Task Write your answer in the language you’re learning. Try to include: ✨ the country you think will win ✨ one or two reasons ✨ a comparison with another team ✨ your honest opinion ✨ a little emotion if you want 😄 For example, don’t just write: “Brazil will win.” Go a bit deeper: “I think Brazil will win because they have very talented players and a strong football tradition. France and Argentina are also dangerous, but I believe Brazil has something special this year.” ——— 🧠 Remember You don’t have to be perfect. The goal is to practice expressing an opinion. Even if your answer is simple, that’s already progress. 👉 Write your answer first. 👉 Then use ChatGPT to correct it or make it more natural. 👉 Then post the final version here. That’s how you improve faster. ——— 📌 If you want help, here’s a prompt you can copy/paste: “Translate this naturally and simply into my target language: ‘I think ___ will win the World Cup because ___. They have ___. I also think ___ is strong, but my prediction is ___. Football is unpredictable, but that’s my opinion.’”