Trying to learn conversational Spanish on Duolingo but it’s not really finna help unless I’m actually conversing with actual Spanish speakers in real life

no its not

No problem. If you end up doing duolingo make sure to do it on the computer so you can access the grammar lessons/tips. I didn’t have any knowledge of cursive either before learning russian so I get what you mean. I’d still strongly recommend starting with it over print as every russian writes almost exclusively in cursive and your skills will progress more if you write in it sooner rather than later. Reading cursive is also much easier if you can write it yourself. Best of luck to you

You not gonna learn that with duolinguo lol

Yeah that's what I'm saying...

Tonal languages are ass. That coupled with the ridiculous amount of characters is a recipe for an asstastic learners experience

Nope

Learn Balkan s***

learn Serbian, you'll automatically pick up Bosnian, Macedonian, some Bulgarian and with subtitles u can understand Russian and it will be easy to learn then and by then you will have 4 similar Languages learned too

Slav countries almost got same language u jus need to pick right one and you'll automatically converse in like 4 different countries no problem

Going to Spanish dub my way into learning Español. Worked for a friend and her dad when they were learning English. They used soap operas

You need supplements to go along with duolingo.

A workbook, visual aids (television shows & movies in said language) & someone to speak the language with (either online or irl)

My German's getting there

Need a TV series to binge in the language ideally

mainly Arabic for quite awhile now, I'm not too bad with it. will probably do Hindi next when I'm more comfortable with Arabic. the lack of harakat/tashkil in more fluent usages of written Arabic still trips me up.

Native english and fluent in spanish. thinking about learning French next but not sure I want to invest the time and energy

Watch some movies or shows in spanish

This what I learned

Was doing Spanish on duolingo heavy and had a decent vocab but it’s almost useless if you’re not speaking to someone irl

And it’s similar to tennis, you pretty much have to find someone on your level for it to be useful. If they’re not as fluent as you, you get nothing out of it and if they’re too fluent it could be difficult bc it’s an overwhelming amount of new vocab at once+difficulty understanding their speed of speech bc of their fluency.

learning korean and japanese, but mostly korean because kanji is a pain

watch Dark

Tried learning Spanish years ago but failed and I am not really motivated to do it anymore

I have personally started learning Spanish and continue to improve my English.
If you enjoy reading books, that's great. It is during quarantine that you read more if you are learning a second language - try reading books in that language. Of course, you will have to read the adapted version first, but it will greatly develop your sense of language. And I really like watching movies in the genre of science fiction. And so I decided to combine the pleasant with the useful. Watching movies in a foreign language is a prerequisite for learning any language. For me, the best way to learn a language was lessons online on Preply tutoring service preply.com. If you have the opportunity and desire, start learning languages. It is never too late to learn and develop yourself

Arabic. On and off.

i wanna try spanish

maybe french

Starting Chinese. Let’s see how this goes

Is that u in your avi??

Stopped learning German

Situations changed, will continue in the near future

Learning Korean atm