Templates
The Language Learning week
A weekly schedule for learning a language: 20 minutes of vocabulary every morning, grammar on Tuesday and Thursday, two speaking sessions, listening on your commute, and a Sunday review.
Mon
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Listening08:00–08:30
- Speaking practice19:00–19:30
Tue
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Listening08:00–08:30
- Grammar study19:00–19:45
Wed
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Listening08:00–08:30
- Speaking practice19:00–19:30
Thu
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Listening08:00–08:30
- Grammar study19:00–19:45
Fri
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Listening08:00–08:30
Sat
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
Sun
- Vocabulary07:30–07:50
- Review week17:00–17:30
The week, day by day
- Monday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 08:00 Listening (30 min), 19:00 Speaking practice (30 min)
- Tuesday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 08:00 Listening (30 min), 19:00 Grammar study (45 min)
- Wednesday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 08:00 Listening (30 min), 19:00 Speaking practice (30 min)
- Thursday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 08:00 Listening (30 min), 19:00 Grammar study (45 min)
- Friday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 08:00 Listening (30 min)
- Saturday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min)
- Sunday: 07:30 Vocabulary (20 min), 17:00 Review week (30 min)
Why it works
- Daily vocabulary works because spaced, small practice beats cramming.
- Speaking twice a week is where it becomes usable.
- Listening on the commute adds hours without new time.
Make it yours
- Use a streak: a day counts when the vocabulary block is done.
- Trip coming up? Add a third speaking session.
Use it
Open the week builder, paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:
Questions
How long does it take to learn a language?
It depends on the language and your starting point; steady daily practice over months is what moves most learners.
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