#MyMidReview2022 This year has been a really successful year, I've been learning 6 languages and have made significant progress with all of them. I am living in China so I learn Chinese everyday, but for the rest it goes as follows: Monday - Russian Tuesday - Vietnamese Wednesday - Thai Thursday - Japanese Friday - Korean Following this schedule I do 30 minute lessons from italki using a specific textbook, on a given day I will listen to the languagepod101 series podcasts, study grammar, learn on Duolingo, Lingodeer, Memrise, etc I've been doing this for about a year and the progress has been amazing, hopefully I will be able to live in each of these countries for a year, as I am an English teacher so hopefully there is some kind of work I can do The only thing I would change and have changed is giving myself less challenges, I have my language schedule and daily tasks on a calendar, and sometimes I give myself too many goals and it actually becomes a little stressful to do, so now on the weekends I take time to recharge and catch up with anything I didn't have time for before

Gracias por el episodio. Hablas en una manera muy clara, y podía entender todo!

I wouldn’t use either, but instead would use: Ukrainian Grammarly and GitLab Make Inc.'s 2021 Best Workplaces List (Remove the word “to.”)

Personally, I’d say, “Yes, I’d love to!,” or, “Sorry, but I can’t tonight,” or “I’d love to, but I already have other plans.” Just saying, “No, I can’t” sounds a bit abrupt.

Yes, they are both correct, but I would use a comma after “next time.” “Next time, try using a little less flour.”