Today was pretty busy, with little time to work on Greek. However, I always try to spend a little time every day performing a few quick exercises, listening to some lessons, watching a Greek cartoon, etc. From what I've read, supported by my own experience, even five or ten minutes a day is useful as a 'maintanance dose' keeping your language skills from backsliding. In general it's alway better to do, say, 20 minutes every day rather then two or three hours on the weekend. Today all I had time for was about 15 minutes of Rosetta Stone. I plan on writing a complete review of the software when I've finished the course, but one of the strengths of the Rosetta Stone software system is that it's quite easy, and even fun, to jump in and spend a few minutes working on lessons.
| Language Course |
Lessons Remaining |
Total Lessons |
| Rosetta Stone |
55 |
210 |
