Jan 19, 2020
gennycraigWhat method did you use to learn Spanish??
Lol the method is they send you to language school for a year where you spend 7 hours a day listening reading and speaking that language.
The best way to learn is to be immersed in the language.
- Jan 19, 2020
GrifEstoy estudiando español en mi escuela. Es muy difícil pero espero que en el futuro será casi fluente.
Español en el año veinte veinte.
No podría ser yo.
Jan 19, 2020·1 replyStarted learning japanese last year since I was living there for most of the year.
Might start learning german cause I'm moving to Germany soon next ;)
Jan 19, 2020I got the most broken spanish ever from working in restaurants for 8 years
honestly gets me pretty far, super greatful for it
- Jan 19, 2020·1 replyMangaka
Anyone trying to learn multiple languages?
Starting to learn French with Duolingo.
Je m'appelle raz3r. J'aime bien computers.
bonjour raz3r, comment vas-tu? j'aime bien les ordinateurs aussi :) qu'est-ce que tu aimes chez eux?
- Jan 19, 2020gennycraig
As a native English speaker I have been wanting to learn Spanish.
Idk the best way to do it and been using that as an excuse to not start... anyone have experience and recommendations?
Start with DuoLingo and anki decks . That should provide a solid foundation and from there you can begin immersion learning
Jan 20, 2020·1 replyhonestly i think knowing to speak more than 2-3 languages is super overrated. i grew up with a multilingual background and you keep forgetting words that you dont use at least on a monthly basis
- OPJan 20, 2020texmaker
bonjour raz3r, comment vas-tu? j'aime bien les ordinateurs aussi :) qu'est-ce que tu aimes chez eux?
Salut @texmaker. français est belle
- OPJan 20, 2020·1 replyongod
honestly i think knowing to speak more than 2-3 languages is super overrated. i grew up with a multilingual background and you keep forgetting words that you dont use at least on a monthly basis
I personally just want to learn it just so I can possibly converse with more people. Plus, it's fun to see the differences in terms of grammar and overall structure from your native language to another language
- Jan 20, 2020·1 replyMangaka
I personally just want to learn it just so I can possibly converse with more people. Plus, it's fun to see the differences in terms of grammar and overall structure from your native language to another language
if its just for conversing with people, english, spanish and like mandarin/french will go a long way. after that id honestly rather put in time studying cultures, but if linguism is ur thing you do you my guy
- OPJan 20, 2020·1 replyongod
if its just for conversing with people, english, spanish and like mandarin/french will go a long way. after that id honestly rather put in time studying cultures, but if linguism is ur thing you do you my guy
Understandable and makes sense. Personally, those are the languages I want to study (along with Korean because I heard great things about their alphabet and how quick it is to pick up).
But understanding different cultures is also incredibly important
- Jan 20, 2020Mangaka
Understandable and makes sense. Personally, those are the languages I want to study (along with Korean because I heard great things about their alphabet and how quick it is to pick up).
But understanding different cultures is also incredibly important
i feel it. greek is also a super interesting language, its a very unique language in europe where a lot of languages are rooted in latin.
im greek so i learned it at home, but i can imagine its a b**** to study tho
Jan 20, 2020·1 replychanging your interface language in games/social media etc really helps
i tried to learn chinese n quit after 2 months that s*** was awful. gonna learn spanish this year- Jan 20, 2020
SlothIdk, weird pronunciations I guess. Helps to have a genuine accent
i think the hardest part for native english speakers is how adjectives & verbs change according to gender/number of nouns
Jan 20, 2020·2 repliesSlothI want to learn Russian but Ive heard it's really hard for people with english as their first language
It’s easy af
- Jan 20, 2020·1 reply
ASAKIknow Albanian and English, been wanting to venture out to another language. was thinking Japanese/Korean, but it looks so damn hard
Are you shqip yourself?
- Jan 20, 2020·2 repliesmollygatrr
changing your interface language in games/social media etc really helps
i tried to learn chinese n quit after 2 months that s*** was awful. gonna learn spanish this yearChinese is easy too what the f***
- Jan 20, 2020·1 reply
I learned Russian by listening to Russian music and watching Russian television
Didn’t even take any lessons, just learned empirically - Jan 20, 2020·1 replyReplica
Chinese is easy too what the f***
nah f*** that
- Jan 20, 2020mollygatrr
nah f*** that
Wow, what an eloquent response
Jan 20, 2020·1 replytexmakerStarted learning japanese last year since I was living there for most of the year.
Might start learning german cause I'm moving to Germany soon next ;)
na dann viel glück :)
Jan 20, 2020
DannyLearning Italian at the moment. Will be my 4th.
learning that for 2020
Jan 20, 2020·1 reply
EthicYeah I can see that. When most of the scientific papers are written in English and the news cycle all over the world has adapted to your maternal language you're probably not all too motivated to learn another language.
Still funny tho that the U.S., as a country who originally came to be because of immigrants, doesn't incite their people to learn to talk a diversity of languages.Certain groups of people in the US actually get mad if you speak any language other than “American” in their presence.