Introduction
Learning a new language is an activity that most people have on their to-do list. You feel a sense of euphoric accomplishment when you learn another language. However, before you reach this stage of accomplishment there could be various stages and you may experience different feelings at different stages. The initial stage of learning is usually filled with the excitement of learning a new skill. This excitement also leads to faster learning and spending quality time pursuing a new language.
As you learn the basic greetings, vocabulary, and phrases needed to practice your new language you are pretty excited and want to show your skills to others. However, as you progress to learning the grammar, syntax and other rules of the language, the learning may get challenging. And time-consuming.
At times when you find yourself stuck or unable to make much progress, you may feel frustrated and demotivated. Reminding yourself about the reason for which you started learning the language and keeping in the company of like-minded people who are also learning the language and going through similar experiences can help you stay on track and motivate yourself to learn the language again.