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If so, how do they get around?

Hi all! You always give great pieces of advice, so I am here for another one. Please don’t spend much time thinking about it 😁 gimme one piece of advice. It would be more than enough.

I started learning French at level 0 a few weeks ago. I have a native tutor 3 days a week for the last three weeks. He is great. He pushes me using my French here and there. It works sometimes.

But what is ONE additional option you would recommend? Just ONE. Reading, watching, listening to French—I am doing all this already (as much as I can, of course).

As I mentioned in the title, I have spent my whole life in the Kaliningrad region, initially in a small, charming sea resort, and later in Kaliningrad itself.

I’ve visited many European countries as a tourist, earned my master's degree in Washington, DC, and then returned to Kaliningrad. I work remotely for a Moscow-based company.

It might also interest you: I was diagnosed with cancer a few years ago, received immediate treatment in Moscow (undergoing three surgeries over three years). I’m doing pretty well now.

I have a wife, a son, and great dogs, all living in a 90 sq. m house. We have a pretty happy life here! I hate the war, the government, and everything else, you name it!

I’d love to answer any questions about anything!