Hey everyone, welcome back to my channel. Today's video is how to start a language learning journal. So I decided to set up this journal as a way of tracking my progress in French. I am currently taking part in the A.C.D.A. language learning challenge, which I will link below, and thought this would be a good way to see how far I've gone, to set my goals, and to overall see my progress at the end. So as I mentioned, I've decided to learn French as part of this challenge, but to begin with, I will set up the journal in full, and then go back and push in my old details, so you guys can see what it's like without any French editions. So the first two things I'm setting up is my Y box, which is my motivation for learning this language, and then the three smaller boxes are going to be used to track the 80 days of the watch I'm doing this challenge. Following this is a list of the resources I'm using to learn French. I have divided this into six different boxes to track what I'm using to listen, speak, read and write, as well as my resources for learning vocabulary and grammar. I measured out the boxes before I drew them to make sure I would have enough space for each of my resources, but of course you can change these depending on what you're using yourself. This next page will have a cute sort of sticky note idea to track my three main balls I wish to achieve this challenge, as well as my ideal daily routine listed out, so I can keep track of what I need to do and when. You've probably realised by now that I'm sticking with a blue, red and sort of grey white pen, which makes this the French like, but of course again you can change this depending on the language you're using. My ideal routine runs from 6.30am to 10.30pm. This again is easily changeable depending on your own routines. This next page easily took the longest out of the entire spread to do. It is a list of every dueling or lesson in French, along with five boxes from each tick off each level once I have them complete. It took a long time to draw this out guys, but I think it has definitely worked just to keep track of how you're doing. I gave it the steepest effect so it wouldn't be as difficult to read. However, this is something that could easily be done over two pages or even more if you wish. It's just that I was big cup of space and had to fit them all on one pitch. My next and final page of this language journal is a daily task checklist. So I divided a page into 80 boxes for each of the 80 days as part of the language journal, and below I included the key to track how much I read, write, speak and listen in the language as well as when I learned vocabulary and grammar and the methods. So now I am going back and filling in my own details for learning French. If you want to go ahead and skip this part, it's completely fine as the following details only contain to my own progress throughout the channel. However, it is interesting to see how this journal is actually used. So I got ahead and put in the days for October, November and December, which are the 80 days I used to cover this journal in, as well as my recent study on English to learn French. I've also added the resources of losing per each category as listed before. Personally, there are three goals I wish to achieve by the end of its challenge. So there is enough space to write three goals on two lines each. However, if you want to make this one huge paragraph or if you just want to have one word, that's perfectly okay too. I have also listed my tasks for my daily routine. This is of course personal to me and might be completely different, but this is how I learn best. So now I am just infoturing what I count as reading, writing, listening, speaking for a regular re-entranger and also infoturing the names of all 178 French-Field-Manker lessons. This stitch take absolutely forever for five of the final effects. And that is it guys. Now you have your very own language journal based off of the 80 days language learning challenge. I hope you liked this video. Please like, subscribe and come down below if you have any ideas. I post new videos every two weeks and I'll talk to you then.