Let us bring some energy back in here‼️🪫 Share one small win you have had recently no matter how small. 🏆 @Ursula Lopez @Rosa Palomar Arriezu @Sam John @Samuel Ortuño Galindo @Gregory Han @Vanessa Escobar @Juan Fuentes @Rebeca Ester Lescano @Vicent Miralles Lluch I will go first — I recently discovered how to form the pretérito imperfecto indicativo in Spanish and when to use it. Once someone shows you a clear pattern as to how a language formed, learning it gets so much more exciting! What's a recent win that you've have?

I want to ask something most people avoid. What has not worked for you in terms of your language journey so far⁉️ @Ursula Lopez @Rosa Palomar Arriezu @Sam John @Samuel Ortuño Galindo @Gregory Han @Vanessa Escobar @Juan Fuentes @Rebeca Ester Lescano @Vicent Miralles Lluch There are no wrong answers. We all have different learning styles. For me, I find it frustrating when I am placed in a language class with learners who are on a very different language level to me. Too difficult. Too easy. Neither is a great environment for learning!

Just a quick poll to get a feel for where everyone is at right now with their English. 📶 Have a read of the list below, and let me know where you are at! Feel free to add more details in the comments. @Ursula Lopez @Rosa Palomar Arriezu @Sam John @Samuel Ortuño Galindo @Gregory Han @Vanessa Escobar @Juan Fuentes @Rebeca Ester Lescano @Vicent Miralles Lluch

I want to be real with you. Learning a foreign language isn't easy. There's so much to learn. The grammar. The vocabulary. AND ALL THOSE VERBS! 😮 The end journey seems so far away - and full of obstacles! 🏃‍♀️‍➡️🏔️ There's finding the time, having the money, balancing learning alongside other commitments. I've been there. I know that life gets busy. Work, family and so many other things we want to do and achieve. For many years, I followed the same cycle. 🔄 I would study Spanish for a while. Make some progress. Then life would get in the way and I would forget all about it for a while. In 1996 my parents moved to Spain, and each time I visited them the desire to learn would appear again. Finally, I decided to take CONSISTENT ACTION! I started an intercambio in my own city. This was a cheap and easy way to connect with Spanish speakers and other learners in the same boat as me. Then I signed up for a part-time course at a local university. 👩‍🎓 In October 2020, I moved to Spain permanently, and I am still learning today. Not yet fluent, but always improving! These days, I try to make Spanish part of my everyday life. 🟢 I speak Spanish with people whenever I can. 🟢 I aim to watch 15 minutes of TV in Spanish every day. 🟢 Whenever possible, I read everything in Spanish (cooking instructions, advertisements, leaflets – anything I can get my hands on! 😅). It has not always been easy, but it is getting easier. And that's what I want you to remember. You don't have to do everything at once. Small, consistent actions really do add up. So, tell us about your English language journey! How are you finding it? 🤔 @Ursula Lopez @Rosa Palomar Arriezu @Sam John @Samuel Ortuño Galindo @Gregory Han

Simple check in today. How are you doing with your English right now? Be honest. No judgment here. Just want to know where everyone is at. @Ursula Lopez @Rosa Palomar Arriezu @Sam John @Samuel Ortuño Galindo @Gregory Han @Vanessa Escobar @Juan Fuentes @Rebeca Ester Lescano @Vicent Miralles Lluch