As she put it, she drove three "auto"s in the world of languages, namely autolexia, autographia and autologia. (Out of the elements of these words, coming from Greek, "auto-" means "self", and "‑lexia", "‑graphia" and "‑logia" refers to reading, writing and speaking respectively.) "Autolexia" means reading for myself: the book I discover by myself, which provides novelties again and again, which I can take with me anywhere, which won't get tired of being asked questions. "Autographia" means writing for myself, when I try to write about my thoughts, experiences, everyday things in the very language I'm just learning, no matter if it's silly, no matter if it's incorrect, no matter if a word or two is left out. "Autologia" means speaking with myself, when I try to express my thoughts or what I see on the street in the language I'm studying, when I keep on chatting to myself.