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If you haven't reached the level yet I highly recommend you keep going until you do and then take your foot off the gas. If you stop too early you may find it difficult to maintain the level you have reached which is what happened to my Thai when I did this. Of course a lot of the above is oversimplified but I find it a useful way of looking at the subject. So you've learned a new language and you're really great at it but your circumstances have changed and you're no longer actively learning.
What should you do to maintain it? the next steps. Most of the blog posts I found on this topic just tell you the Phone Number List obvious. Watch the movie and read the book. Although as the creator of the method I have to say read the story. Essential to learning and maintaining my language Of course you can do this but how about doing something a little more adventurous My take on how to maintain a foreign language is simple If you have gone to great lengths to learn a new language then there is only one thing for you Make your new language a vibrant part of your life with Speak Meaningful, which will solve your maintenance problems no matter where you live.
To be honest you really have no other choice. Languages are learned in order to be used so there is no point in postponing use until later. Watching movies and reading books in the comfort of your own home is great, but with some creativity and energy you can do all sorts of great things using your language skills to maintain your level and have fun at home. Simultaneous Language Exchange in Your Second Language.
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