I wonder if studying can be evaluated as "tiring".

If it involves physical fatigue such as getting up early to memorize vocabulary words and forcing yourself to listen to recordings carefully, then it is definitely there.

If you just want to get a diploma and pass the 4th and 8th junior college, it shouldn't be very "tiring".

But if you want to continue on the road of English, it will definitely take a lot of time and energy.

1. The way to learn foreign languages ????related to interests is nothing more than four steps: listen more, speak more, read more, and watch more.

People who like it will naturally think that it is watching movies, singing English songs, reading English novels, and having conversations in English.

People who are not interested will think that it means reading a holy book, looking up a dictionary, and memorizing new words.

Naturally, I am tired.

2. It’s related to hard work. I get up at 6:30 every morning and listen to BBC or slow VOA while running. Can I do it for four years without stopping?

I go to the English corner every Friday and take an hour of online foreign teacher class on the weekends.

Tired?

I think maybe people who make it a habit don't feel tired.

Whether you are tired or not is like a pony crossing a river, only you know.