u/Plastic-Lie-4156

Eu estava querendo comprar um segundo controle para quando tiver alguém aqui em casa poder jogar comigo, nisso gostaria de qualquer controle de no máximo 200 reais, não precisa ser de alta qualidade, na maioria das vezes irá ficar parado mesmo, mas não quero aqueles genéricos. Se puderem me ajudar, agradeço!

Hello everyone!

I'm currently learning German and I've been passionate about language learning for quite a while. I've previously started learning French and English (my native language is Portuguese), but German is the only language I'm seriously committed to right now because it aligns with my future goals.

My biggest challenge isn't finding study materials or dealing with the difficulty of the language itself—it's staying organized. I'm really looking for advice and, if possible, ready-made Notion templates (or any other tools you use) to help manage things like study history, time spent studying, progress tracking, notes, grammar, learning resources, and everything else that helps with organizing the learning process.

I'd be extremely grateful for any suggestions or help you can offer!

Olá gente! Atualmente estou aprendendo alemão e já estou nessa paixão de aprender idiomas há um bom tempo, já comecei a aprender francês e inglês, porém o alemão é o único que estou sério mesmo e que faz sentido com meus objetivos futuros. Mas o meu maior problema não é material ou a dificuldade em si do idioma, e sim a organização. Eu preciso muito mesmo de conselhos e até se possível templates prontos do Notion (ou qualquer outra coisa que vocês usam) para se organizar em relação a estudos passados, minutos estudos, registros, anotações, gramática, materiais, enfim, essas coisas que ajudam na gestão do aprendizado, ficarei extremamente grato com qualquer ajuda!

Hello everyone!

I'm currently learning German and I've been passionate about language learning for quite a while. I've previously started learning French and English (my native language is Portuguese), but German is the only language I'm seriously committed to right now because it aligns with my future goals.

My biggest challenge isn't finding study materials or dealing with the difficulty of the language itself—it's staying organized. I'm really looking for advice and, if possible, ready-made Notion templates (or any other tools you use) to help manage things like study history, time spent studying, progress tracking, notes, grammar, learning resources, and everything else that helps with organizing the learning process.

I'd be extremely grateful for any suggestions or help you can offer!

Hello everyone!

I'm currently learning German and I've been passionate about language learning for quite a while. I've previously started learning French and English (my native language is Portuguese), but German is the only language I'm seriously committed to right now because it aligns with my future goals.

My biggest challenge isn't finding study materials or dealing with the difficulty of the language itself—it's staying organized. I'm really looking for advice and, if possible, ready-made Notion templates (or any other tools you use) to help manage things like study history, time spent studying, progress tracking, notes, grammar, learning resources, and everything else that helps with organizing the learning process.

I'd be extremely grateful for any suggestions or help you can offer!

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