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Travel phrases: Spanish phrases for travel, then Order without pointing · Tool: Phrase practice
Talk to people: Starting Spanish from zero, then Preparing for your first italki lesson · Tool: Tutor message
Reading & sounds: The five Spanish sounds, then Starting Spanish from zero · Tool: Phrase practice
Listening: The five Spanish sounds, then Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill · Tool: Phrase practice
Routine & notebook: Starting Spanish from zero, then Notebook layouts that make words stick · Tool: Notebook templates
Books: Which phrasebook to take to Mexico, then Starting Spanish from zero · Tool: Phrase practice

Travel phrases: Learn French without a class, then What belongs in a travel phrasebook · Tool: Phrase practice
Talk to people: Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill, then Preparing for your first italki lesson · Tool: Tutor message
Reading & sounds: French sounds English does not have, then Learn French without a class · Tool: Phrase practice
Listening: Train the ear first: spoken French, then Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill · Tool: Phrase practice
Routine & notebook: Twenty minutes of French, every morning, then Notebook layouts that make words stick · Tool: Notebook templates
Books: French workbooks for adults studying alone, then Learn French without a class · Tool: Phrase practice

Travel phrases: Hangul in one weekend, then Korean grammar you need on day one · Tool: Hangul grid
Talk to people: Korean phrases for a K-pop fansign, then Korean grammar you need on day one · Tool: Tutor message
Reading & sounds: Hangul in one weekend, then Understanding spoken Korean · Tool: Hangul grid
Listening: Understanding spoken Korean, then Hangul in one weekend · Tool: Hangul grid
Routine & notebook: A Korean study routine you will keep, then Notebook layouts that make words stick · Tool: Notebook templates
Books: A Korean workbook that can mark you, then Hangul in one weekend · Tool: Hangul grid

Travel phrases: What belongs in a travel phrasebook, then Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill · Tool: Phrase practice
Talk to people: Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill, then Preparing for your first italki lesson · Tool: Tutor message
Reading & sounds: Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill, then How to learn vocabulary that sticks · Tool: Phrase practice
Listening: Shadowing: a ten-minute speaking drill, then A daily language routine you can keep · Tool: Phrase practice
Routine & notebook: A daily language routine you can keep, then Notebook layouts that make words stick · Tool: Notebook templates
Books: How to learn a language alone, then Is one language lesson a week enough? · Tool: Notebook templates

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