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Day 14 Today, it is Saturday. Of course, it is day-off. I studied English as long as I could. As the result, I spent almost whole day for learning English. Regardless of learning English for several years, I haven't achieved the level I wish. A little effort can't work well. Now I can't stand the frustration about my poor English listening/reading skill anymore, I'm going to keep immersion style learning until August. And then I decide whether I keep on doing or not.

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Day 14

Today, it is Saturday. Of course, it is a day off. I studied English as long as I could. As the a result, I spent almost the whole day for learning English.

Regardless of Despite learning English for several years, I haven't achieved the level I want. A little effort can't work well. Now I can't stand the frustration about my poor English listening/reading skill anymore, I'm going to keep learning immersion-style until August. And then I will decide whether or not I keep on doing going.

This is really well-written! Don't lost hope--English is famously hard for Japanese speakers and even most native speakers don't speak it correctly. There are certain little things in your writing that you will just get used to--I recommend listening to more English (radio, movies) so you can start to hear the structures as native speakers do--we don't learn our language by studying, but by listening and making a habit with all the strange rules. It's okay if you don't understand 99% of it--just keep doing a little each day and let your brain soak it in slowly. Good job :)
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Thanks for your suggestion. I agree that doing every day is really important. I'll never stop doing it.
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I suggest just doing some every day, even 10, 15 or 20 minutes. As you learn it gets easier to do it for longer periods. It's hard work to learn a language, and you have to find ways to make it fun or you will not keep at it. I think it is like exercise. You keep doing it. Sometimes you feel like it, sometimes you don't. Sometimes the results are disappointing. (You studied a word 10 times, and you knew it, and now that you need it, it isn't there!) Progress is slow, and it takes time before you can see how much stronger you have become. But if you stick with it, you will improve.

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