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Hey r/Lingoda!

We've had so many great questions come in around our webinar with Eylül (@eylulnim) that we wanted to give everyone a proper chance to get them answered. So we’re hosting a live AMA with her right here on the sub on Tuesday, May 26, 14:00 CEST.

Whether you can’t make the webinar or just want to go deeper on finding your why, building a content library, or juggling multiple languages, drop your questions in the comments below and Eylül will answer them live on the day.

See you on the 26th!

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Starting a new language can feel overwhelming. There are so many methods, apps, and resources out there that it’s hard to know where to begin.

So we’re hosting a free 60-minute webinar on May 12 at 17:00 CEST about how to start learning a language from zero.

We will be joined by polyglot and language creator Eylül (@eylulnim), who has been learning languages for over 14 years and shares tips with her community online.

During the session, we’ll talk about:

• finding “your why”
• creating a schedule you can stick to
• choosing the right textbook and resources
• building your own content library
• balancing active and passive practice

We’ll also have a live Q&A, so you can ask your own questions about getting started.

If you’re thinking about learning a new language (or starting again after a break), you’re very welcome to join. Sign up here.