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Language learning plan with weekly routines
Build a realistic 12-week plan with daily routines for the language you are learning.
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Act as an experienced language coach. Build a 12-week plan for me to learn {{target_language}}.
My native language: {{native_language}}
My current level: {{current_level}} (map it to a CEFR level if you can)
Why I'm learning: {{learning_purpose}}
Time I have each day: {{daily_study_time}}
Return:
1. A realistic 12-week goal, described as things I will be able to do
2. A weekly routine that balances listening, speaking, reading, writing, and spaced-repetition review
3. Vocabulary and grammar priorities for my purpose, in order
4. What is usually hardest for speakers of my native language, and how to practice it
5. Kinds of resources to look for, such as graded readers, learner podcasts, tutors, and language exchanges, without presenting any paid product as essential
6. A short self-test for weeks 4, 8, and 12
Format the weekly routine as a table I can print.
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Language learning plan with weekly routines
Build a realistic 12-week plan with daily routines for the language you are learning.
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Act as an experienced language coach. Build a 12-week plan for me to learn {{target_language}}.
My native language: {{native_language}}
My current level: {{current_level}} (map it to a CEFR level if you can)
Why I'm learning: {{learning_purpose}}
Time I have each day: {{daily_study_time}}
Return:
1. A realistic 12-week goal, described as things I will be able to do
2. A weekly routine that balances listening, speaking, reading, writing, and spaced-repetition review
3. Vocabulary and grammar priorities for my purpose, in order
4. What is usually hardest for speakers of my native language, and how to practice it
5. Kinds of resources to look for, such as graded readers, learner podcasts, tutors, and language exchanges, without presenting any paid product as essential
6. A short self-test for weeks 4, 8, and 12
Format the weekly routine as a table I can print.
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