# The Language Learning week

URL: https://gocutline.com/templates/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.

## 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](https://gocutline.com/#try), paste the line below and adjust the times to your life:

> Vocabulary 20 min daily at 7:30, grammar study 45 min Tue Thu at 19, speaking practice 30 min Mon Wed at 19, listening 30 min every weekday at 8, review week 30 min Sun at 17

The week: Vocabulary 20 min daily at 7:30, grammar study 45 min Tue Thu at 19, speaking practice 30 min Mon Wed at 19, listening 30 min every weekday at 8, review week 30 min Sun at 17

## 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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