Hi Matt!

Thanks so much for sharing your experience — and welcome back after completing all 5 levels of Spanish! It’s great to hear you’re enjoying the German program, even with the extra challenge of cases and genders. That’s totally normal, and you’re making excellent progress.

Many learners like to add light reading, slow-German podcasts, or short videos just to get more exposure. These work really well alongside the structure we provide.

One lesson per day or two?
Even if you have more time, we usually recommend sticking to one full lesson per day. The lessons are dense, so using your extra time to review, repeat listening comprehension, or do some Audio Workouts will give you better results than rushing ahead.

Thank you for the information, I had no idea about the percentage bookmarking feature so I will def use that. I will also try the hard refresh for the mic (I am on a Mac). It comes and goes. I got to it to work for a couple weeks after posting this, now it's stopped working again, so I'll do the hard refresh. I also use DDG as a browser not Safari nor Chrome, so that could be an issue too. Thank you!

🎉 Félicitations! 🎉

What an incredible accomplishment—completing Fluenz French is a fantastic milestone! We're delighted to have been part of your language journey.

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Merci beaucoup from the entire Fluenz team. We look forward to joining you on your next adventure in Italian! 🇮🇹✨

Looks like this forum is not used very much, but I'll give it a try anyway. I'm nearing the end of Spanish level 4 in preparation for my immersion week in Mexico City in January. I've been working with the app consistently, usually at least an hour a day. Recently, I'm feeling more and more sluggish mentally, like my brain is an overpacked suitcase and if I try to stuff any more things into it, it's going to burst. Any of you fellow learners experience this? I suppose the rational course of action is to take some time off, but I'm afraid of forgetting what I've already learned. Yes, definitely a champagne problem, but just curious if anyone else has experienced the same in working through the Fluenz levels.