Will learning English major be tiring?

I wonder if learning can be evaluated by "tiredness"? If you get up early to recite words and force yourself to listen to tapes and get tired, there must be some.

If you just want to get a diploma and pass TEM-4 or TEM-8, you shouldn't be very "tired". But if you want to continue on the road of English, it will definitely take a lot of time and energy.

1. Related to interests

There are only four steps in learning a foreign language: listening, speaking, reading and watching. People who like it will naturally think that it is watching movies, singing English songs, reading English novels and talking in English. People who are not interested will think that they are reading gobbledygook, looking up a dictionary and memorizing new words. Naturally, I am tired.

2. Related to efforts

Get up at 6: 30 every morning and listen to BBC or slow VOA while running. Can it be uninterrupted for four years? Go to the English corner every Friday and have an hour of online foreign teacher class on weekends. Tired? I don't think people who may form a habit feel tired.

Tired or not, like a pony crossing a river, only you know. Of course, the first step is to study hard and get into your favorite school ~