>What language are you learning? >Share language learning experiences! >Help people who want to learn a new language! >Find people to train your language with!
duolingo.com/ >Duolingo is a free language-learning platform that includes a language-learning website and app, as well as a digital language proficiency assessment exam. Duolingo offers all its language courses free of charge.
>Torrents with more resources than you'll ever need for 30+ languages.
fsi-languages.yojik.eu/languages/oldfsi/index.html >Drill based courses with text and audio.The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) is the United States federal government's primary training institution for employees of the U.S. foreign affairs community.These courses are all in public domain and free to download.Site may go down sometimes but you can search for fsi on google and easily find a mirror.
memrise.com/ >Free resource to learn vocabulary, nice flash cards.
lingvist.com/ >It's kinda like Clozemaster in the sense that you get a sentence and have to fill in the missing word, also has nice statistics about your progress, grammar tips and more information about a word (noun gender, verb aspects for Russian, etc.)
ankisrs.net/ >A flash card program
clozemaster.com/languages >Clozemaster is language learning gamification through mass exposure to vocabulary in context.Can be a great supplementary tool, not recommended for absolute beginners.
tatoeba.org/eng/ >Tatoeba is a collection of sentences and translations with over 300 hundred languages to chose from.
>What language are you learning? python >Share language learning experiences! been studying a lot but kind of hitting a wall >Help people who want to learn a new language! im alone in this thread. >Find people to train your language with! hmu
Isaac Collins
>What language are you learning? Javascript >Share language learning experiences! Okay. >Help people who want to learn a new language! I will. >Find people to train your language with! Idk
Michael Morales
>Learning pseudo code languages instead of C, C++, Assembly etc. How is your startup doing?
Evan Lee
Just doing it as a hobby. My background is in Physics though so it might come in handy later down the road. I love bolan
Oliver Parker
Alguma pessoa conheçe algum lugar pra paticar o meu português?. Eu recém estou començando e não tenho muito vocabulário nem sei como me expressar bem, mas quero fazer esto porque esta é a maneira en que aprendi inglês. (Obrigado pelas correções)
Andrew Campbell
>pseudo code languages ax bee
Colton Walker
>What language are you learning? German >Share language learning experiences! I failed my German course at uni, not because it was difficult, but because I didn't go to class enough. Hoping to redo the course this year and pass.
Luke Watson
Assembly is so primitive, there is nothing to learn. I ain't stupid, so I can get use of some abstractions.
Ryder Walker
if you're not going to class just self study. the only use of classes is to keep you disciplined. if youre not then its not for you m8000000000000
Lucas Edwards
>What language are you learning? Russian >Share language learning experiences! Going pretty well, working on vocab mostly, and lurking on Dvach a lot. >Help people who want to learn a new language! Sure. I can help with Dutch if anyone is actually learning it.
Nathaniel Hill
>learning Russian, second semester of my first year >Experiences It's pretty straightforward. Has a lot of rules, but it's easy once you get the hang of them. I'm going to Moscow for 6 weeks to study at Moscow State. Looking forward to it.
Kayden Ortiz
Anyone here had experience learning Portuguese?Do you recommend any resources?
Samuel Bailey
>What Lang? Mandarin and re-learning Korean. >Share! Lived in Korea for three years, regret coming back and not being fluent in Korean. Might be moving to China soon for work. >Help people Eh...... >Find people Erm....
Jaxson Sanchez
>learning french >share Finished duo tree long ago, currently just trying to read as much manga in french as possible. Best language learning resource I have found so far, more interesting than books and easier to read without getting lost or having to look up words constantly.
Blake Sullivan
Decided I want to test out Michel Thomas But I want to know one thing Am I suppose to do it for 8 hours, or do I just do 1 disc a day?
Chase Torres
>What language are you learning? Bulgarian >Share language learning experiences! I've only looked into the Grammar yet
I need to step up though, have a hard time getting started
Thomas Long
first time poster in /lang/ here
>What language are you learning? improving french, Turkish >Share language learning experiences! I'm too lazy for actually learning languages >Help people who want to learn a new language! if someone wants to learn spanish, feel free to ask >Find people to train your language with! Any roachbro can recommend me some good resources for learning Turkish; I've been hearing this Turkish teatime podcasts but It gets to exhausting to hear people talking bullshit.
Check this one, it's advanced but it explains the whole grammar; quite good >Sonia Celegatti - Portuguese grammar
Jaxson Torres
Thanks breh, I obviously didn't learn Turkish so you might have better chance with someone who has tried to learn our language.But If I had to recommend a route I would say go Pimsleur-Duolingo then advance to some text book(FSI for example) once you finished those.
Kevin James
>manga Where do you find it? Inb4 buyfag
Michael Miller
Daily reminder that if you don't speak Gaeilge you will be exterminated upon our ascension to the European throne in 2037
Ayden Mitchell
Komdu og reyndu það dvergasninn þinn Ég skal ríða þér þangað til þú elskar mig
Camden Anderson
i liek dis thred
Dominic Williams
>What language are you learning? Persian >Share language learning experiences! I'm at the "I am learnng the alphabet" stage
>Find people to train your language with! Anyone? pls halp. I don't know where to continue after the alphabet
Jackson Reed
Este semestre voy a tomar otra clase de español. Deséenme suerte.
Oliver Russell
Started voice chatting with a native English speaker and what started as a sorta awkward broken pronunciation is already flowing like water after only three sessions!
I had never had this kind of contact before and it really seems to make a difference, my English is past native level in terms of proficiency tests, but live feedback makes a huge difference when it comes to speaking.
The gains are happening so fast I feel even less intimidated about paying for lessons on other languages in the future.
Joseph Hughes
>What language are you learning? French >Share learning experiences Sorta getting into being conversational in it, learnt it on and off at school and doing it as an interest in my past-time.
>Help people who want to learn a new language! Practice makes perfect and just little bit of work every day is the way to go. Focus on absorbing / feeling the meaning rather than memorising with a table.
Grayson Hill
Why do you want to kill the majority of the population of your country?
Easton Morgan
Como es que aprendiste español? Muchos españoles en Marruecos supongo
Nolan Cook
anyone skyping for spanish. mexi user never came through
Samuel Martin
Dont learn spanish.
Michael Hall
Who are you?
Charles Scott
Ya es demasiado tarde para decirme eso.
Lucas King
Just passing by to say that if you've problems understanding when people speak your target language a good way to practise is by listening to the radio. Use this site: radio.garden/live/ Also, thanks to the turkish bro who linked it first. This site has helped me a lot. I'd also suggest to put it on the OP from now on. >Alguma pessoa conhece* algum lugar para* praticar* o meu português?. Eu acabei de começar a estudá-lo*, não* tenho muito vocabulário e não* sei como me expressar bem, mas quero fazer isto* porque esta é a maneira pela qual* aprendi inglês. Unfortunately I don't know of places on the internet where you can practise. I shall confess that most brazilians make several gramatical errors in the internet, reason why it's not a good idea to "copy" us. Having said that, I'd unironically recommend to mimic how the portuguese do. They, for the most part, are extremely cautious to write properly even in this kind of site. Try portuguese sites for news, ptchan's Sup Forums, and/or find someone on interpals. Being a native speaker means that I'm one of the least qualified persons to suggest anything. But check the links on the OP for PT, use duolingo for basic vocabulary and see if anything I said above applies to you too.
Good luck to everyone on /lang/
Justin Campbell
This. Anybody know?
Daniel Ross
55chan bans users who write incorrectly. If Argentina is able to dodge the memespeak, he might absorb some not-so-wrong Portuguese.
Chase Garcia
>Como es que aprendiste español? soy español de pura cepa en realidad y si, hay una comunidad importante de españoles en marruecos
James Wood
Studying French at University
Started learning dutch about a week ago, so far so good but I know it'll get really difficult quite quickly
Charles Hill
Wut? The real question is who the fuck are you
En ese caso contame por que aprendiste español mi amigo obeso?
Jaxon Diaz
>being this autistic
Oliver Smith
Although that's partially true he'll learn a new array of cancer memetic expressions which, I assume, it's not his prime objective
Nathan Murphy
I don't know, cable6 was an awesome read for French learning, and I could tell memespeak and literal translations from English from actual language. But that's a really slow imageboard and not really usable as daily practice. /francofil/ is pure garbage, just like /luso/,
Easton Johnson
I got my eye on you boy, don't try anything funny.
Juan Davis
Also thanks for the site. >tune on Kobe - Japan radio >second song to show up is in Portuguese
Lincoln Peterson
Quiero saber lo que los mexicanos dicen sobre mí. Hay que saber la lengua de su vecino, ¿no?
Kayden Rogers
>lengua de su vecino Lengua de tu vecino
interesante gringo que tan fluido lo hablas? Podes mandar un vocaroo
Sure thing, men you are weird
Brody Butler
no, te reirás de mi
Adam Nguyen
An user from UK shared it here I saw it from him and we should add that to OP we might have to get rid of previous thread but we can live with that.
radio.garden/live >Listen to live radio all over the world by navigating an interactive globe
Jaxson Wilson
Sos un gordo gay. Solo mandalo, deci: >El ser un animal nocturno Era una bella rutina Conquistar a chicas del jet set O a mujerzuelas de esquina Si es que no son la misma cosa Con diferencia de precio
If you want i can help you with your spanish
Jayden Watson
Obrigado pela correção e a resposta. Poderia você me recomendar algumas canções? (is the use of você here innecesary as well as in Spanish?) Já tenho um site onde posso encontrar as letras das canções, mas não conheço nenum músico do brasil. Até agora só encontrei esta banda: youtube.com/watch?v=qskeD0d11oc
Jacob Myers
>Poderia você me recomendar algumas canções? Sure. Although I don't know which genre you like so I'll link really cliché entry level stuff. youtube.com/watch?v=fUjOfsoBhMY youtube.com/watch?v=xRqI5R6L7ow youtube.com/watch?v=zpX5ZNRgW1g youtube.com/watch?v=iojYDSjKK00 >(is the use of você here innecesary as well as in Spanish?) Depends. In Brazil the most densed populated areas (RJ, SP and MG) use você for everything, much like the english You. Meaning that's how usually people will adress at you here. In the southernmost and northernmost parts of the country the use of Tu is much more seen. I'm a northfag so I personally use tu for family members, close friends or people younger than me. Will use você when talking to someone my age or whose relation should remain distant or at a respectful level (my workmate), or someone I've just met. And use "O senhor/a senhor" when is someone who deserves a lot of respect (an authority, my boss, someone older than me). If I'm not mistaken portuguese people also use this very same gradation TL DR depends of the accent/dialect you're trying to learn. If you call everyone by você here it won't be seen as rude or anything similar though.
Adam Murphy
"o senhor/a senhora"* fug
Grayson Nelson
Thanks for those links and your help. One more question. What's the difference between para and pra? Is pra just used when speaking informally or what?
Hudson Foster
有没有学习中文的人吗?
Gavin Nelson
No problem man. Yes, pra is the informal form of para, just like pro is for "para o"
This is the best radio app for learning a new language and to practice listening. The App has most of the radios of each country of the world OP may add it to the thread the next time
Brayden Myers
Yes, "pra" and "pro" are non-standard contractions of "para"/"para a" and "para o", but they've become so prominent nowadays that they're starting to make their way into the standard language.
Lincoln Clark
>(is the use of você here innecesary as well as in Spanish?) Did you want to know if você could be erased from the phrase and it still would make sense? Yes.
Blake Cook
vocaroo.com/i/s0Bvb2vxIR8a yes i just need help with my accent and gaining more confidence in speaking it.
Carson Taylor
Me but I'm still pretty garbage
Jaxon Jones
1. Poland 2. Spenspek 3. A2
Getting from A2 to B1 is hard
Parker Morgan
>sos Disgusting
Kevin Gonzalez
¿Qué estás aprendiendo ahora?
Liam Reyes
Sounds pretty good m8, just please change the battery in your smoke alarm.
James Bennett
its is electrically wired to work without em. I put batteries in them to no avail. Think I'll just reinstall all of them.
Wyatt Howard
AJJAAJAJAAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJA EL GRINGO SENIORES IO NO DOY + El polaco, que tal mi luz eterna? >sos No le enseñes el español de la pobreza y maleducación
Brody Barnes
Can anyone give me advice with Russian? I'm almost done with the Penguin Russian Course book.
Noah Sanchez
Teach me an Esperanto.
Jace Williams
you must first seize the means of production for esperanto to work.
Mason Wright
parley vo fransay
Mason Morgan
Kek'd loudly Have you considered visiting mount Zion?
Ian Cook
je peux le lire.
Aaron Torres
>implying
Charles Johnson
I'm a long way off yet. Though browsing /fr/, I'm able to get the general gist of most of the posts more and more which makes me happy. I started listening to french music too, hopefully that is effective, because I'm quite into music
Charles Russell
>Implication
Levi Clark
I want to learn it
too lazy though
Kevin Kelly
can anyone recommend me some really good italian music? i just cant seem to find it
ui, g parl fransay. Which groups/artists? To raise my listening comprehension I've been listening to fr/qc radio channels and watching vlogs on Youtube. Being able to listen to something apart stromae and versions of marseillase might be a great change of pace
Jaxon Roberts
Fucking hell, her pronounciation of some of those words made my ears bleed
>Decide to learn Spanish >Start using Duolingo >And Anki >And Memrise >And Pimsleur >And Michel Thomas >Guessing and then google translating Spanish words/sentences I better fucking entiendo espanol or I'm gonna rain down my vengeance on some poor Bolivian children as if I was the angel de la muerte himself.
John Rodriguez
Try hellotalk, it's a chat app for language learning on Android and iOS, it's kind of buggy but it has a decently sized community, it's pretty easy to find Brazilians to practice with, specially if you also speak English
Joseph Thomas
u can do it.
Jordan Moore
Brasil.
Ryder Robinson
Essperanto estas tre facila Eĉ angloparolanto povas lerni ĝin
Thomas Sanchez
No seas malo.
Brody Kelly
is it possible to learn estonian as an american? Not in terms of the difficulty of the language, but in terms of finding resources?
Grayson Bennett
Yeah mang. there's for sure stuff for it in the OP, plus you can probably find some more on bookzz / libgen whatever. not to mention there's probably torrents of resources for it.
Oliver Bennett
איך לערן מיך יידיש. עס איז נישט צו שווער, אבער ווייניק יידן רעדט יידיש היינט.
Joseph Anderson
>What language are you learning? Portuguese >Share language learning experiences! I like it a lot and it will become handy for me. Also, fun fact is that you don't see many people speaking it here in my country. I guess people think is an useless language only because it's not spoken worldwide. One time an uncle said to me, and i quote: "Why would you want to learn that language? I mean, only brazilians speak it." >Help people who want to learn a new language! I actually learn a lot by memorizing phrases, you learn grammar and new words at the same time. >Find people to train your language with! I'm currently using Hellotalk, for me it's a new way to share with people online. Didn't know about it.
Isaiah Morgan
>69629348 I just listened to that audio, congratulations mate, you're pretty good at it. You just need more practice. Cheer up, at least you don't speak it like Gem, Gringo en México.
Chase Wilson
¿Cómo es vivir en Marruecos? Supongo que es bastante barato, pero ¿es seguro ? ¿Los marroquís no te miran mal por ser español ?
Lucas Fisher
Thanks user. I tried to go to a groupme for Spanish but it was full of old white people speaking the words like this: DOWDE ESTAAH ERU BANNNNYOH. Though there was this Mexican from DF helped me a lot. He rarely shows up now, which makes sense to be honest.But I already signed up for Spanish Composition and Speaking at my uni. The professor is cool and from Colombia. Good luck with Portuguese. Think I might learn it next since it is almost easy to pick up if you can read Spanish. Pronunciation is a bitch though.
Alexander Williams
I got used to interact with people barely speaking spanish, and yeah, most of them really hate pronunciation. I had an american teacher that had an impressive vocabulary in spanish, but his accent made him look like he didn't know anything. Eventually you'll familiarize with the pronunciation even more, so don't worry if it's not perfect the first time lmao
Leo Morris
Give me all the German material you've received in class.
