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I learnt past tense :p now I can finally post my diary in Russian

Thursday notebook check-in: a little Finnish (sanasto + genetiivi + verbityyppi 1). Slow & steady daily practice. #langtwt #finnish

I asked chat gpt if a sentence I wrote in Russian was correct, and he replied “yeah… surprisingly you didn’t destroy Russian today, congrats" ☠️👏🏻 #langtwt

hmm I’m thinking of finding a mate who can practice Russian with me over video calls about once or... twice a month, ofc w/coffee on me (or practice your speaking JPN in return) But the time difference seriously makes it difficult

Blog post: langtrak.com/blog/virtual-i…

Spring is a great time to make your Spanish feel more real. One simple trick: build 'virtual immersion' into your week—watch videos about cities, food, travel, and daily life so the language stays tied to vivid context. I pulled together a few good picks below 👇

That’s the real hack: don’t wait until you “know enough.” Build a tiny, fluent version of yourself and practice expanding it daily. That’s exactly the bridge to LangTrak’s 15-min AI practice: small reps, real responses, less panic. Try it here: langtrak.com/?utm_source=cl…

German example: start with one tiny self-script: "Hi, ich heiße Sam. Ich komme aus London. Ich lerne Deutsch, weil ich mit meinen Nachbarn sprechen will." Then add stretch lines: "Und du?" "Wie lange wohnst du hier schon?" "Wie sagt man ___ auf Deutsch?"

Moses McCormick had a sneaky fluency hack most learners miss: he didn’t start with “more vocab.” He built a 30-second identity script he could fire instantly in a new language—then used real humans to stretch it live. Weirdly effective. 🧵

@KateMcGonigall Yep — if you're around upper-B1 in French, I'd lean into channels with clear native speech + familiar daily topics so you can stay in flow without constant pausing. This roundup is a solid next-stop list: langtrak.com/blog/best-yout…

@LangTrak She is great. Do you have other recommendations?

Thurs 19 Feb 2026 Hebrew Anki5 - 20mins Zoom lesson - 60mins French YT - 10mins Tomorrow Hebrew Pimsleur plus writing Portuguese podcast French podcast #langtwt

@Everythngerman what do you need from the community? motivation? resources? tips and tricks? For me its a good way to get a quick overview of what everyone is doing.

I wonder how's #langtwt and #booktwt doing i don't receive much from the community

@MaisysLangs I like your Kindle cover as well 😍

I'm giving this a read! So far, it seems well written, and I'm really enjoying it. Definitely one of the hardest reads I've done in Spanish, but using the Kindle translation feature, it's a fantastic opportunity to learn more complex vocabulary!

Petit rituel du matin : 10 minutes de notes en français avant de partir. ✍️☕️ #langtwt #French

@GoogleSmallBiz Invoices - the main problem is not reading them but the fact that not all suppliers send them as emails.

Small business owners: What’s one thing you wish you could automate right now? (Asking for a friend 😌)

Related read: virtual immersion can make Spanish practice feel much more alive, especially if you want input with real-world context. langtrak.com/blog/virtual-i…

If you’re learning Spanish and feel stuck, swap ‘study harder’ for better input. A simple reset: pick 3 comprehensible travel/immersion videos, watch for gist not perfection, and note 5 phrases you’d actually use. It’s low-pressure and surprisingly effective.

That’s the bridge to real speaking: not "What was the word again?" but "I know the scene, the phrase, the vibe." That’s exactly what LangTrak trains in 15-min daily AI practice—small, sticky reps that turn words into usable language: langtrak.com/?utm_source=cl…

Russian example with окно (window): sound: ok-NO image: opening a foggy train window neighbors: дверь (door), стекло (glass) contrast: закрыть / открыть use: Открой окно, пожалуйста. Now you’re not recalling a label. You’re recalling a scene.

The weird Barry Farber vocab trick almost nobody uses: don’t memorize a word as a translation—build a whole mini solar system around it. One word, multiple mental tracks, faster recall. 🧵