Whether they were too hard, too easy, or not exciting enough, these are the languages that didn't make the cut for me. At this point in my language learning journey, I just crave a perfect combo of challenging and interesting. If a language doesn't challenge me, and I don't have an interest in the larger world of that language.. I don't see it happening. (and that's ok!)
Have you ever given up on a language? If so, let me know which and why! ⬇️ ————— 📚 My language learning resources and templates: https://elyssespeaks.gumroad.com/
————— 💌 about me: my name is Elysse, I'm 22 years old from the southern U.S. I've been learning languages for about 8 years, and I speak English (native), Spanish (C2), German (B2/C1), Portuguese (B2), French (B1/B2), American Sign Language (advanced), and Turkish (A1). I'm interested in learning Hebrew, Chinese, Georgian, and maybe Náhuatl as well :)
00:00 i've given up on a couple of languages. 00:49 try out Skillshare! 01:51 Russian, i'm sorry. 03:42 why did i even try Korean? 06:07 Dutch was a very cringe moment 07:19 Italian AND Catalan.. CANCELLED 08:12 what we can learn from my fails
