I'm wondering if people have thought about if it's best to have their L2 "maintenance hours" be in morning or night and therefore their new L3 input hours be at the opposite time as a form to separate them??
I think I'm going to average 2 years per language. I'll reach 2 years in Spanish by the beginning of next year, then I would like to do French. After 2 years with French, I'd like to do German! So exciting!!
I feel bad...but I want to change my coach. It's not because I think my coach is doing a bad job--but I want to experience someone else's approach (just like how I enjoy having diff tutors each week). Did you let your current coach know before switching, or did you just switch without notice??
Has anyone here taken the Spanish Language Coach courses (not just his podcasts) or Erre que ELE courses as a supplement to DS? I'm interested because they're 100% in Spanish so it would count as input. But I'm also wondering if I should just watch a series of grammar-info videos fully in Spanish from creators like Hola Spanish or others?? (I just really like how SLC and EqE explain things!)
There are some people who need to do the test/s for their jobs... but are there any people here considering one just for fun? Or anyone who has already done it for their own satisfaction (rather than a necessity)?
Would love to hear your plans/approach!!
I'm toying with the idea of creating a goal to achieve C1 with one of them, but I think I'm far off from doing it. Seems like I might either need to hunker down with grammar and/or get 1000 more hours. Ahhhh!