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Last year lots of you completed a 30 day challenge of learning German. This year I’d like to invite you to a 365 day challenge! I am challenging you to learn some German for at least 5 minutes every day this year. If you can spend more than 5 minutes a day, that’s perfect, but if you only have 5 minutes, then that’s okay too.
Use any resources you like and have, or check out any of the free online resources I have written about so far.
Just think, if you spend 5 minutes or more every day, how much better you will feel on the 31st December. Are you in? If you are, let me know and I will ask again at the end of December how you got on. Then we’ll think of a way to celebrate your achievement.
To entice you even more, here is one of the videos from my German future tense online course. (For 10% off the course, use the coupon code BLOGPOST). It will give you some ideas of how to make your intentions. Maybe you will write them publicly as a comment below, or send out the tweet. Who is brave enough?
I will learn at least 5 minutes of German every day this year! Share on X
And if you need any help keeping track of your learning, maybe my journal can help:
Yes i am in Madam..
Great! I will check in December, how well you did!
Count me in too!
Brilliant! Expect a message from me in December ☺
Count me in! I think you’ve come up with a great idea!!
Great! 5 minutes a day are so much easier to keep going than 60 minutes once a week.