Just because I've been using these techniques for Russian, what I will discuss is what I would do to learn any language. This Can Be Applied to Learning ANY Language It feels fantastic to be back into the 'Stu Language learning' mode - I feel like I'm on fire, and nothing can hold me back from becoming fluent in Russian - or other Slavic languages aside from my own procrastination. I'm going to share with you now exactly what the 2 weeks subsequent to that fire inside of me being lit has led to.

Why did I finally decide to take it up? We were sitting with a friend over some drinks just after my surgery and he asked 'How good is your Russian?' - that ignited something inside of me which right now I can say is a raging 'learning' inferno. Ever since I shot that video where 6-year-old polyglot Alice who speaks fluent Russian, Thai and English was coaching me on counting in Russian, I never got around to really studying the language. One other challenge that I have taken up over the past couple of weeks is to finally learn Russian. What's becoming one of my biggest linguistic challenges yet, I'm currently on a quest to bring it back into action as fast as possible, as I don't want the 'worst case' scenario that the doctor suggests of up to a year without a voice to come true. If you've been following my posts and YouTube videos of late, you will have seen that due to recent cervical spinal surgery, my left vocal nerve has been damaged and I've pretty much lost my voice for the past month. How long does it take to learn a language? How fast can you learn Russian? How much language can you learn in two weeks?

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