Italian course (online or offline): Frustration with the Italian course (online)

Learning can be fun and sometimes frustrating. To avoid frustration, language learners of Italian courses (online) should keep the following points in mind:

• Not only grammar exercises should be completed in the Italian course (online or offline), as this makes it difficult for the Italian learner to develop a feeling for the natural use of the language. It is important to actively practise and experience a new language in conversation.
• A common reason for frustration in Italian courses (online) is a lack of motivation and the resulting lack of success. You should regularly remind yourself why you originally wanted to learn Italian.
• Perfectionism can lead to frustration because the language learner has the feeling of not making progress despite successfully completing lessons. It can take years to speak Italian as a new language at the level of a native speaker. Perfectionism and impatience are out of place here.
• If you cram for hours and overload yourself, you risk losing motivation in your Italian course (online or offline). The human ability to concentrate is limited and therefore learning units should not last longer than 20 minutes.
• One of the most common sources of frustration is the fear of using Italian. Language learners should not be ashamed of mistakes and should regularly remind themselves that speaking Italian has the greatest learning effect.

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