- Learn to say the thing you just said. - Grammar is circular, not linear. - "Slow Bach is still Bach." - "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast." - Don't memorize words. Play the language by pushing the buttons. - Develope your Routine - Only learn true things. - Phase 1: Notebook - Phase 2: OPI - Phase 3: Real Life - Reflex, not Recall.

I saw a post in the group earlier today about which topic someone should write about when practicing. This hit me the other day while I was doing laundry. I realized I didn't have the verbs/vocab to discuss doing the laundry in Spanish. Laundry became my topic. Now, I can discuss laundry (OPI-style) and I picked up some new vocabulary as a positive side effect. How do you find your topics?

Feel free to say hi and introduce yourself in this post. - Where you're from / Where you live - Language(s) you're learning and why - How have your experiences with language learning been so far?

What we talked about: - Group Class practice where when you ask or say something you get a "point" - 123 - Statement, Y/N Question / Open Question - "What do I want to say, and to whom?" - Notebook - Core Verbs

Newcomers (and old pros alike) are welcome to take less than 15 minutes on the Big Picture Overview of the LinguaBlox language learning method in this free 'Tiny Course'. Questions about language learning methodology are very welcome here in the comments -- no question is too basic -- as always, complete beginners are very welcome. Start here: https://www.skool.com/linguablox/classroom