Daily practice works best when it is small enough to survive busy days. A short routine that happens every day will outperform an ambitious plan that collapses after one week.
Combine one input habit, one output habit, and one review habit. For example, listen to a short clip, speak or write a few lines, then review a focused set of vocabulary.
Consistency improves when your routine is attached to an existing trigger such as breakfast, a commute, or the last ten minutes before bed. Stable timing reduces the need for motivation.