Want to improve your fluency but don’t have a speaking partner? No problem! In this episode of Love to Lingo, we explore two powerful self-study techniques that will help you think faster, speak more naturally, and build confidence in your target language without needing someone to practice with.

You'll learn

• Why building fluency own your own might be necessary (and beneficial)
• What "fluency" really means
• Two self-study techniques you can try

Question for you: How do you define fluency? Have you tried these self-study techniques? Share your thoughts with the Love to Lingo community! Send us your thoughts on voice message on Instagram and we might share it on a future episode.

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Language connects us in many ways, and sometimes it serves as a bridge to our family roots. In this episode, we welcome Yazmin Infante Peña, also known as the Recovering No Sabo Kid, to discuss the journey of reconnecting with a heritage language and the unique cultural significance it carries. Yazmin shares her personal experience growing up with Spanish as a heritage language, the challenges of reclaiming it, and the societal expectations surrounding heritage speakers.

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Recovering No Sabo Kid

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If you are a heritage language speaker, I’d love to hear your story! Send me an audio or text message via Instagram or the contact details at lovetolingo.com and we might share your story on a future episode!

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Have you ever felt your language learning routine slipping away? You’re not alone—I’ve been there too. In this episode, I’m reflecting on how to set a strong foundation for a sustainable and effective language learning practice in 2025.

We’ll talk about:

• Why aligning activities with your language level is essential for success.
• Two key elements every intermediate learner should include in their routine:
• Practical tips to make your routine engaging and sustainable.

Ready to Start Fresh in 2025?

Join Fresh Foundations, my free program starting January 1st (but you can join any time!). Each weekday in January, I’ll share a quick, 15-30 minute activity to help you build a routine that fits your life and gets real results. "Let’s start strong and make 2025 the year you build a sustainable routine that works for you.

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