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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.
radio.garden/ >Listen to radio all around the world through an interactive globe
I'm having a hard time with french, I don't know where to find good material to learn. Also, somethings are similar to english, and others are similar to portuguese, it fucks me up.
Japanese I don't even know where to start.
Jaxson Carter
im just trying to retain my fluency in spanish. i've moved out to a different state and it's kind of faltered, since i have no fellow speakers around.
中文Chinese I'm fluent now after 3 years How I did it! 1. Download Pleco app and get the flashcard addon and study that all the time, you will constantly have new vocab going in and out of your head, this will help you catch them 2. Learn the measure words (一個,一台,一條,一根,etc) as a means to convey context to compensate for your accent 3. Learn the radicals 部首, this will enlighten you upon the logic of the written language 4. If you're gonna get a gf/bf make sure they don't speak English... So many people fuck up this one cause they get in a relationship with a local who acts as your translator and you never learn and give them free English lessons.
Christian Rodriguez
What did you use to learn the grammar?
Henry James
is italian easier than french or german or dutch
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Andrew Flores
Are you fluent I can read a newspaper without dictionnary tier or I can order food and ask for direction tier?
Nathaniel Foster
Italian and Dutch should be roughly the same in terms of difficulty, for an English-speaker. French is made a bit more difficult by its more Celtic vocabulary and the highly irregular spelling system. German is made more difficult by its grammar (apparently it operates much differently than other Germanic languages).
Isaac Reyes
>ser yo >casi puedo escribir con fluidez en español con unos errores >pero tengo miedo de hablar con los hispanohablantes en discord aunque sepan que el español no es mi primer idioma
Oliver Peterson
you're joking, aren' you? French it's fucking easy. I could start talking with francophones whithin a fucking month by means of writing, of course.
Thomas Ward
Dutch should be easy as fuck for an English speaker, expect maybe the pronunciation.
Jose Flores
Para que un americano pueda hablar en español, sólo tiene que ser amable. Aquí somos bien amigables y cariñosos. Anímate, nadie se va a burlar de ti.
Cameron Morales
For english speaker i think german it's more difficult but, idk mate. For me italian it's easy, i can even say a few things without studying it. "Messi è il megliore gioccatore di mondo" "Io voglio imparare l'italiano" "Io non parlo luigi"
Colton Campbell
except*
Jason Price
Does anyone here use Assimil for Russian?
Jayden Young
Is this advertising or is it legit your experience?
Carter Bennett
Nunca te tornarás mejor si no practicares con hispanohablantes nativos. Hay que tener culhones, mi caro ianque
Cooper Nelson
maybe both?
Michael Brown
Could be and the app can be actually helpful it seems like, my bad.
Liam Rivera
A los colombianos les entiendo muy bien pero a veces hay chicos de paises como argentina o lo que sea que no entiendo muy bien las palabras chistosas.
Por ejemplo que significa "vos sos una enfermedad"? No tiene ni sentido.
David Thomas
Anyone ever try to learn Romansch/Romansh? Also what do you think of things Hellotalk, Tandem, or etc (if you know any others please mention?
Nathaniel Martinez
I think the problem with that language is that there are so many dialects that one can consider them their own languages.
Juan Hughes
>Io non parlo luigi Kek
Carson Kelly
For Japanese you can try /djt/
Brandon Martin
bop
Robert Watson
Thank you!
Christopher Butler
Currently Icelandic. Norse languages are very easy for me, but I didn't find any resources for it on the wiki, and I've find it very difficult to find anything on learning this beautiful language (other than a few lessons on youtube). I know how to read it and some grammar, I listen to a lot of Icelandic music; but does anyone have any experience on actually learning it? maybe even a teacher (in L.A.) lol
Joshua Rogers
>feelus >not using the vocative
Leo Allen
>credit hos cinaedos latinam noscere
Brayden Rodriguez
I am currently getting better at my French.
Robert Gomez
Espero que puedas leerlo, ya que fue hace 4 horas. Es que los argentinos tiene un dialecto rio platense. Es fácil mira. Vos = tú Sos = Eres Cualquier cosa que lleve "LL" o "Ya,Ye,Yi,Yo,Yu" ellos la pronuncian como "sh" Ej: Hoy va a llover- Hoy va a shover Pero OJO, SOLO LA PRONUNCIACIÓN
Connor Morris
Could someone tell me what "Кaзмa-Кaзмa" means in Ukrainian, assuming it means anything at all?
Oliver Phillips
toki, jan ale pi toki sin o.
Elijah Wright
汝所寫使我自殺。
Evan Smith
Do you love the language you are learning? I hear people say they are obsessed with whichever language but none of the dozen or so languages i've tried have ever grabbed me.
Christian Hughes
s-seme?
Brandon Butler
汝 = you 所 = what (is verbed) 寫 = write 使 = make / cause 我 = I 自 = self 殺。= kill
Angel Jenkins
俺 I 私 I わし I わい I おい I 僕 I うち I
Austin Davis
I can say I am. If you are not, it makes the process longer and even more frustrating.
Sebastian Cox
What do you lads think about learning more than one language at once? I'm probs around intermediate to advanced in Nipponese now, but I'm getting bored of it.
Levi Peterson
English speaker learning Italian.
I am using duolingo and Pimsleur. Would strongly recommend both. What I would love is to chat with any italians or any other people trying to learn italian. I think you might be able to do it via usernames otherwise contact me on kik: throwmeouttoday
Christian Adams
hey have you checked and see if their is a discord. There are a few for spanish, so I sure that there will be one for italiano I think it is fine if you have experience around languages before but yo should never learn two languages that are really close in something
Cooper Carter
Usually that's pretty ineffective, though at that level you can probably relegate it for a while without too much of an adverse effect. Then again studying without passion is ineffective as well, so I'd say go for it.
