I think, now that my summer break is coming close to an end and my University would recommence in the first week of August, I should use this remaining time to study in a more organised way.
When I think about the languages which require the most effort on my part then these quite obviously come out to be the ones which are "foreign" in every sense of the word. Foreign in the sense of structurally different from the Indo-European languages and the grammar of languages like Finnish, Hebrew, Japanese and Chinese are far off from the likes of IE languages.
After studying IE languages for quite some time, I am convinced that being comfortable in other IE languages wouldn't take much time so I am gonna experiment for a while with these 4 languages and would put all my efforts to improve in these languages first. The priority of Finnish with Japanese and of Chinese with Hebrew are at the top of my list now. Let's see how it works out)
When I think about the languages which require the most effort on my part then these quite obviously come out to be the ones which are "foreign" in every sense of the word. Foreign in the sense of structurally different from the Indo-European languages and the grammar of languages like Finnish, Hebrew, Japanese and Chinese are far off from the likes of IE languages.
After studying IE languages for quite some time, I am convinced that being comfortable in other IE languages wouldn't take much time so I am gonna experiment for a while with these 4 languages and would put all my efforts to improve in these languages first. The priority of Finnish with Japanese and of Chinese with Hebrew are at the top of my list now. Let's see how it works out)
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