#language bujo

[ros3ybabeslanguages]

Spanish Study Goals for Today - January 6, 2026

My goals today are very light as I am fighting off what is either a severe cold or that influenza A that is going around right now. Regardless, I feel awful, but I want to begin my studying with something. Something is always better than nothing.

🇲🇽 Spanish Study Goals - Jan 6th:

Busuu, 10min minimum 💻

Listen to one spanish podcast episode 🎵

Listen to spanish music while completing chores for the day 🎸

That is all I think I'll be able to manage today, but I'll do an updated post tonight to see what I accomplished and write out my goals for tomorrow.

til later, lovelies 🩷

[stepstofluency]

19.08.2020 — studied norwegian grammar

God dag! 🇳🇴

I started to learn Norwegian grammar today. I'm going in baby steps, and it looks fun for now. My learning schedule contains vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, and speaking. The last thing I do is grammar because I think we truly don't need grammar in the beginning. I'm mostly focused on speaking in the present tense and memorizing vocabulary.

follow me on my studygram: @multilingue

[michelle-languages]

Bullet Journal for language learners and students

Finally, after months of many tries, I figured out the best method for me to incorporate some useful spread for language learners and students.

Let’s see how I structure an entire month into my bullet journal

Cover: for each month I create a cover that is going to represent the main theme I chose 

- disclaimer: the majority of the photos are from my May spreads and theme was “peachy colors”

Monthly log: a classic monthly log structured as a calendar and I added a little goals list in which I write what I want to accomplish during those 30/31 days

Study Tracker: a monthly tracker in which I write how many hours I studied during that day and I use different colors based on a color coding for the different languages and subjects I study (photo from June’s theme)

Blog, podcasts, Tumblr blogs, and masterposts log: a list of useful and interesting websites, podcasts, Tumblr blogs and masterposts in which I write the name, the category and languages discussed 

Resources log: for each language, I write in the title, what is that resource is about (ex.: grammar, vocab, textbook...) and I rate them after using it for a while

Semester tracker: it is mainly based on my university semester (which is not a full semester idkwhy, but 4 months). This big calendar groups 4 months together and each month has its reference color and in the boxes, I write in exams, deadlines, appointments and stuff like that

Daily logs: this is how my daily logs look like! I created an excel sheet that resembles the 10 minutes method of Korean/Japanese study planners for each day of the month, on one side I write a to-do list for the day, and last but not least I decorate it with different tools such as brush pens, stamps, and washi tapes 

Guys this is it! For next month I will use a new bullet journal because this lovely Leucchturm1917 is almost over. So maybe I’ll do an update if something is gonna change!

[blacklinguist]

7 juillet 19 | by the time this posts, i should have passed the 10 hour mark for my japanese studies for this month! my writing has a lot of room for improvement, but i’m having fun with it. writing kanji out by hand feels artistic to me. in a few weeks, it’ll be the one year anniversary of this blog; it doesn’t feel like it’s been so long at all. 🍒

[nevercatchmewithoutabook]

Doing some planning for the new year tonight.

[tulipsarepunk]

tue 12.03.2019 | some funky photos of my language bujo + norwegian dictionary to commemorate the final week of my norwegian course on futurelearn, ft. raymond the succulent | s.o.t.d. - my tomorrow, coely

[ros3ybabeslanguages]

Spanish Study - Jan 7th, 2026

I was successful in starting my Spanish studies back up! I'm proud of myself for actually beginning to do my studying again, and making small yet meaningful progress.

🇲🇽 Here's what I accomplished:

10min of active studying in Busuu app

watched a 13min YouTube video from "Karla Espinosa Espanol"

listened to a 18min podcast episode from the podcast "Autoestima tu vida"

I think that's a pretty darn good start to my studying, and I'm happy that I was able to accomplish it today. Excited to see what I accomplish tomorrow!

[stepstofluency]

24.08.2020 — learned some funny norwegian idioms and sayings

hei hei!  firstly, I can’t believe my studygram gained +100 followers less than a week, thank you so much!!! I get inspired and motivated by both the studyblr and the studygram communities, I’m so happy to be a part of them 🍓

follow me on my language studygram: @multilingue