Writing down exactly what you hear from audio.

Reading along with audio and stopping to look things up or learn new things.

Using a dictionary to look up words from subtitles.

Watching something and saving new words from the subtitles.

Reading something and using tools to understand.

Reading aloud to practice pronunciation and flow.

Listening to something and re-listening when needed, pausing or looking up.

Using audio software to listen repeatedly to difficult sections.

Using tools while writing in your target language (like a dictionary).

Going over your own writing with tools and a critical eye.

Speaking with a partner, but each uses their native language.

Listening to and analyzing a recording of your own speaking.

Using a tool to repeatedly listen and repeat an audio clip.

Like normal sentence mining but with the subtitles hidden most of the time.

Attending a traditional class, in person or online.

Copying text into your own notebook, by hand!

Reading aloud from a text and receiving corrections from a native.

Saving new words while reading, which you will study later.

Using tools to listen closely and fully understand audio.

Memorizing any text in your target language.

Noticing things in the language, then checking your observations.

Making a video in your target language is the ultimate language challenge!