TN language journal inserts for vocabulary, phrases and study weeks

This TN language journal turns your traveler's notebook into a pocket study companion for any language, whether you learn alone or alongside a class. The undated inserts fit the standard size (4.33 x 8.25 in, 110 x 210 mm) and bring together word lists sorted by theme, useful phrases, grammar and verb pages, a weekly study plan, a log of practice and a streak grid. A 16 page PDF prints onto 7 sheets marked for cutting, cropping and folding, which become 28 insert pages.

You download US Letter and A4 PDF files instantly. Print double-sided, cut, fold and staple them into one slim booklet. Nothing is shipped.

How the TN language journal keeps your learning together

All your language work lives in one slim booklet that sits in the cover you already carry. Tick where you are now and where you want to be on the A1 to C2 scale, check off a dozen practical goals as you reach them, and collect new words by theme, each with space for a sentence that shows it in use.

The two phrase pages come with 27 English phrases already printed, covering hellos, moments when you are lost for words, shops, restaurants and emergencies; you simply write the translation and a pronunciation guide. Grammar and verb pages let you explain rules your way, and the middle sheet maps out a whole week of study with boxes for each skill and a review at the end. A year long streak grid records every practice day. Nothing is dated, so start whenever you like and print that middle sheet again each week.

Who these language inserts are for

• Learners who already carry a standard traveler's notebook or leather journal cover and want a study insert to match
• Self-taught learners using books, podcasts, shows or an app who want a single paper home for words, phrases and grammar
• Students in an evening class or working with a tutor or exchange partner who want to plan each week and see progress
• Travelers getting ready for a trip abroad who want the most useful phrases in their own handwriting

Design, size and printing

• Minimal, elegant pages: white with soft blush pink details that use little ink
• Generous margins, so a home printer will not cut anything off
• Landscape sheets in US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) or A4 (210 x 297 mm), each carrying two 110 x 210 mm pages with dashed cutting lines, crop marks and center fold marks
• Undated, so start any week of any year
• Works for any language written left to right; the ready-made phrases are in English beside a blank column for your target language
• A language themed insert set, separate from the PetiteDiary Traveler's Notebook Inserts (weekly, daily, travel journal and habit tracker)
• Booklet order is already set: the front cover is page 1, the back cover is page 28 and the middle sheet carries one whole study week
• To assemble, print PDF pages 3 to 16 on both sides with a short edge flip, then trim on the dashed lines, fold at the center marks, slide the sheets together with the cover sheet on the outside and staple or sew through the fold

Inside the TN language journal: 16 pages

1. 1Cover page with the contents and the insert size
2. 2Printing, cutting, folding and binding steps, with a table showing which PDF pages and booklet pages sit on each of the 7 sheets
3. 3 and 4Sheet 1, the cover sheet: a front cover for your name, language, start date and booklet number; a back cover with a please return note and thank you in five languages; My language journey, where you record the language, your reason, when you began, your level now and your target on A1 to C2 checkboxes, a target date, why it matters, other languages you speak, who you hope to talk with, your easy and hard areas and when and where you study; and a lined notes page
4. 5 and 6Sheet 2: a goals page with three yearly goals, a dated can-do list of 12 printed statements (ordering food and drinks or chatting for ten minutes, for example) plus one blank line, three milestones worth celebrating and your next test, trip or deadline; a resource list of 15 lines (name, kind, level, purpose, done), 4 lines for tutors and exchange partners and 2 to try; a reading and listening record of 19 lines (title, kind, level, new words, done) with a favorite find; and a conversation log with 4 entries (when, who, what you discussed, missing words, next time) and 3 future topics
5. 7 and 8Sheet 3: a streak grid with a box for every day of 12 months, plus your longest run, total practice days and best month; a list of 17 printed vocabulary themes, from greetings and basics to emergencies, and 5 blank ones, each with words learned, page and a tick; a mistakes page of 19 lines comparing what you said or wrote with the right form and the reason, plus patterns you notice; and a 25 line practice record of date, skill, activity and minutes with running totals of minutes, sessions and hours
6. 9 and 10Sheet 4: two word list pages with 24 lines each (word, meaning, example or note, a got it tick), a spot for words that are hard to pronounce and a topic heading; a grammar page with the rule explained your way, its pattern, five numbered examples, exceptions, things to watch, four sentences you write and a not yet, almost or yes check; and verb tables for three verbs, each giving the meaning and six persons in present, past and future
7. 11 and 12Sheet 5: a page of everyday phrases with 15 printed in English under four headings (hellos, politeness, when I'm stuck, about me) and 2 blank lines, all with space for the translation; a real life phrases page with 12 printed phrases for shops, restaurants, asking the way and emergencies, columns for your language and pronunciation, 6 lines for phrases you add and a box for phrases you often hear; plus the daily practice and week review pages that belong to study week 2
8. 13 and 14Sheet 6: another grammar page and another verb page, together with the week plan and word list pages for study week 2
9. 15 and 16Sheet 7, the middle sheet, which holds a full week of study. The plan page sets a focus, a target for minutes and for days, a theme, daily plans with minutes from Monday through Sunday, four words plus a grammar point to learn, something enjoyable in the language and questions for your teacher. The word page has 22 lines for each word, its meaning and a sample sentence, plus a word of the week. The daily page has boxes for listening, speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary and grammar on each day with minutes, a one sentence journal, totals, streak count, new words and what you heard or read. The review page asks about wins, struggles, words that keep slipping, corrected mistakes, new abilities and three plans for next week, with a rating out of 5. Print it again for each week

Files you receive

• TN Language Learning Journal, US Letter PDF (16 pages)
• TN Language Learning Journal, A4 PDF (16 pages)
• Read Me First, a short printing guide (PDF)
• For each new study week, reprint PDF pages 15 and 16

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• These inserts are PDFs meant to be printed, cut and folded at home, not a hyperlinked digital planner. You can still import the PDF into most note taking apps and write on it.
• It is a digital product, so nothing physical is mailed.
• Colors on paper may look slightly different from your screen.
• Licensed for personal use. Sharing, reselling or redistributing the files is not allowed.
• Digital files cannot be returned. If a file does not open or print correctly, email us and we will help right away.
• Once cut and folded, each page is 4.33 x 8.25 in (110 x 210 mm), the standard traveler's notebook size. You do the cutting and binding yourself, and no notebook cover is included.
• The level checkboxes (A1 to C2) are only a personal check to help with goals, not a formal test or a certificate. The journal includes no lessons or translations; you add your own language.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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