Status Updates From The Cambridge Introduction ...

Took a little longer in chapter 5 and I'm not sure I have 100% grasped all the concepts but I'm moving on.
Well definitely need review later.

And now we arrive at verb conjugation.
I think the already slow pace that I'm taking this book is about to grind to that of a snail.

Well, it's slow going but I'm steadily getting the hang of the alphabet.

It is interesting that the glossary in the back uses Roman letters for all the words and not the Dvangari script.
I mean, this is useful at the beginning but soon I think the ability to switch to full Dvangari when studying would be very helpful and expediate my learning.

incompresibleinbarcablesconelentendimiento-palabracompuestos

hoy temas en -ī / -ū: temas regulares (-y/-v) y temas disilábicos (-iy/-uv)

traduciendo la gītā

yomecagoennelsandhi

ya traduciendo cositas y todo tias😳👏🏼👏🏼🧘🏽🇮🇳🪷🛕🛖🐎🕉️🥻📿

Slower going than I'd like but seriously I could put in a lot more effort.
Hopefully next week will be the week I can make that happen.

I've lived in Moscow for nearly 16 years and have never really attempted to study the language in earnest.

I decided to change that and so went to the store to buy a learn Russian book when this caught my eye.

Sorry Russia but it looks like it make take 20 years of living here before I actually learn to talk to your people.