When I started this blog, I made a point that it is important it is to have clearly defined goals by which to measure success, and then I laid out some goals for this year.
Today, I came upon these comments over at 52 Languages, 52 Weeks:To his credit, he is aiming for absolute fluency and he lays out his definition for "fluent" quite clearly. His other goals, though, aren't very ambitious: by the end of the year he will start a chat session with someone in Italian, Skype with someone in Italian,... continue reading at Fluent Every Year
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