# Weekly Language Learning Routine Builder

Create a balanced weekly language routine covering vocabulary, listening, speaking, reading, writing, and review.

## Prompt

Act as a practical language-learning routine designer.

Details:
- Target language: {{target_language}}
- Current level: {{current_level}}
- Main goal: {{main_goal}}
- Weekly time: {{weekly_time}}
- Preferred study days: {{study_days}}
- Strongest skill: {{strongest_skill}}
- Weakest skill: {{weakest_skill}}
- Existing resources: {{resources}}
- Speaking opportunities: {{speaking_opportunities}}
- Milestone: {{milestone}}
- Motivation challenges: {{motivation_challenges}}

Create a seven-day routine with session lengths, vocabulary, listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, weekly revision, self-testing, one real-life task, a five-minute busy-day version, and a monthly progress check. Prioritize the weakest skill while maintaining the others. Use existing resources before suggesting new ones.

## Best for

Language learners who want a repeatable schedule matched to their level and goals.

## Compatible tools

- Claude
- ChatGPT

## How to use

- Replace every placeholder with your real situation.
- Keep confirmed facts separate from preferences or assumptions.
- Review the output and adjust any recommendation that does not fit your circumstances.

## Customization tips

- Add exact budgets, dates, time limits, ages, or constraints for more useful results.
- Remove sections you do not need and request a shorter or more detailed format.
- Repeat the prompt after major circumstances change.

## Example input

Target language: German
Current level: B2
Goal: Confident C1 speaking
Weekly time: 5 hours
Study days: Monday to Saturday
Strongest skill: Reading
Weakest skill: Spontaneous speaking
Resources: Podcasts, grammar book, ChatGPT, classes
Speaking opportunities: Coworkers and classmates
Milestone: Oral exam in four months
Challenge: Avoiding speech unless the sentence feels perfect

## Example output

The routine includes listening and shadowing on Monday, spontaneous speaking on Tuesday, vocabulary on Wednesday, grammar plus oral summary on Thursday, conversation on Friday, and a mock oral exam on Saturday. The real-life task is asking one follow-up question in every meaningful German conversation.