Small review after two weeks of studying with my roommate at home: it actually works better than I expected 🙂

Small review after two weeks of studying with my roommate at home: it actually works better than I expected 🙂 We both have different schedules, so we made a simple rule to sit at the table for 40 minutes after dinner, no phone unless it is for dictionary. I think having someone beside me makes it easier to start, because alone I always tell myself “later” and then later becomes midnight. It is not a big achievement, but my Korean class homework feels less heavy now, and we also learned each other’s funny pronunciation mistakes. If anyone is living with roommates, maybe try a short study time together once or twice a week.

Uyda xonadoshim bilan ikki hafta o‘qiganimdan keyingi kichik fikr: bu aslida men o‘ylaganimdan ham yaxshiroq ishlaydi 🙂 Ikkalamizning jadvalimiz har xil bo‘lgani uchun, kechki ovqatdan keyin 40 daqiqa stol atrofida o‘tirish degan oddiy qoida qo‘ydik, lug‘at uchun bo‘lmasa telefonga tegmaymiz. Yonimda kimdir bo‘lishi boshlashni osonlashtiradi, deb o‘ylayman, chunki yolg‘iz bo‘lsam doim o‘zimga “keyinroq” deyman, keyin esa u “keyinroq” yarim tunga aylanib ketadi. Bu katta yutuq emas, lekin endi koreys tili darsidagi uy vazifasi menga unchalik og‘ir tuyulmayapti, shuningdek, bir-birimizning kulgili talaffuz xatolarimizni ham bildik. Agar kimdir xonadoshlari bilan yashasa, haftasiga bir yoki ikki marta qisqa birga o‘qish vaqtini sinab ko‘rishi mumkin.