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Apr 01, 2020 - 01:24 AM
Hi Chris,
Since I have such a crummy memory, I've always been an avid note taker. There is simply so much new information coming out of Fluenz lessons that I'd be lost without an easy way to refresh my memory. I typically take three kinds of written notes: one for verb conjugations, one for specific words, and one for useful phrases. I then transfer the notes to my Mac and print out a new set of updated notes. There are so many notes I have for specific words that I divide them into categories like "Time", "In the Restaurant," "Shopping," etc.
Hope this helps.
Since I have such a crummy memory, I've always been an avid note taker. There is simply so much new information coming out of Fluenz lessons that I'd be lost without an easy way to refresh my memory. I typically take three kinds of written notes: one for verb conjugations, one for specific words, and one for useful phrases. I then transfer the notes to my Mac and print out a new set of updated notes. There are so many notes I have for specific words that I divide them into categories like "Time", "In the Restaurant," "Shopping," etc.
Hope this helps.
