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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
BUMP for more serious sino(mandarin) resources or even better ; concise tutorials - in which order and how to learn that impressive , massive language.
dliflc.edu/resources/products/ >Similar to FSI, drill-based courses with text and audio issued by the US government.These courses were made for millitary personel in mind unlike FSI.
en.childrenslibrary.org >Lots of childrens books in various languages, categories 3-5yo, 6-9yo, 10-13yo.
hellotalk.com/#en >The app is basically whatsapp, but only connects you with people who are native in the language you are trying to learn. It also has a facebook type section where you can share pics and stuff too.
Hindi is the Lingua Franca of india. Punjabi for the light skin sluts.
Luke Baker
Be even more awesome and don't learn a language to ensure English domination of all you peasants.
Daniel Thompson
Gonna start learning some Russian, how do I learn the alphabet fast? It looks fuckin impossible
Matthew Young
I looked in the Google Drive link that there were books for Sicilian and Venetian but nothing for Napolitan. I'm wondering if anyone has a pdf of the dialect since I can't find anything on the web
Charles Richardson
Take a manual and learn, duh. The Cyrillic script is easy.
learning the alphabet is probably the easiest part lol
Aaron Johnson
The alphabet is super simple.
Joseph Powell
I needed literally about 10 minutes to learn it. There are very good PDF-s on it which will provide you to first read words that are only composed of latin look alike words and then they start to get harder.
You are in luck, I now remember it's name Just try to find a book called "let's go 1 russian for adults a course for beginners"
I SWEAR to you you will only need to read from page 11 to page 13 and you will be like, wtf i now know how to read in russian O.o
Hudson Morris
Yeah we gonna see 'bout THAT u lil shits Thanks for that lad, I'll most definitely check it out in the morning
Christian Evans
Here is a screen cap of it, try to read in and you will be in awe how easy it is
James Kelly
>Ubuntu
What are you, some kinda homosexual deviant?
Colton Jones
part 2
Jackson Jenkins
kek , won't trigger me that easy lad
Leo Miller
Been reading the stuff you posted and I'm already feeling comfortable with it, is the book those came from any good for the continued learning process?
I can really tell you what you will be able because i combined lot of apps and books with this one but if I could go back I would try to achieve a lot with only this one and I think I would be able to that, yes. Go for it.
Jonathan Lee
Okay then, thanks for the help dudes, you're all top blokes Here's some (you)'s:
the alphabet is extremely easy, i learn on my phone while communting to work. The hardest part come after
Ryder Wilson
The fuck you need 2 hours for. For this time you can learn bloody devanagari, even less so.
Jonathan Anderson
yeah it's long but with this you learn it definitely
Kevin Perez
>these threads are always dead
either everyone is learning or no one is learning
Matthew Ortiz
How to commit to a foreign language when you're an Anglophone who is a depressed mess?
Gavin Long
Have a reason for learning I suppose? I only learn languages if I intend on visiting the country in which the language is spoken.
Levi James
Anyone know some tips for Deutsch?
Evan Johnson
Clean your room. Once upon a time they used to be more active when people would come to chat in their target language. We don't seem to do that anymore.
Hudson Perry
grammar
Michael Sanders
>Clean your room.
don't wanna
Carson Flores
Ich verstehe die duetsche Grammatik.
Colton Brooks
Realize that being a native English speaker actually is a great thing for an aspiring polyglot.
Think about it, you are not bound or forced by any exterior pressure (economical for example) to study a certain language. You go with your gut.
You can choose any language you feel like learning . It doesn't matter and you already speak the most requested language language in the world, so finding a language partner or partners is incredibly easy for you.
Language learning at its core is about forming habits doing something, anything for at least 30 minutes up to one hour a day is already enough to achieve a good level with enough patience.
Ryan Johnson
Then just chat with people, watch tv in german with no subtitles and read books
then plan a holiday to Austria, Switzerland, or Germany, or all three
Joshua Davis
So I googled around a bit and I actually found the divorce records of Moses and his Chink wife for certain.
I feel really bad about their three children now.
Jaxson Rivera
No money and no friends what do I do user
Matthew Perry
you can talk to this guy
Blake Baker
But what if he doesn't like me and stuff.
Ryder Barnes
I'd speak German with you, user, but I haven't spoken it in 5 years
you can also go post in /deutsch/
Jackson Cruz
I do but sometimes they are mweanies.
Kevin Hernandez
Life is rough buddy, if you bothered to learn Korean you could talk with me
we all make mistakes
Oliver Johnson
I looked at it and its on my list to learn.
Jack Allen
Maybe I should learn that instead.
Joshua Lopez
>implying i just wont write like a child
never even learnt to write cursive english kek
Lincoln Reed
Same.
Tyler Lewis
I write in cursive out of habit at this point, whenever I try out with print it morphs back into cursive after a couple words. It's so much faster
Colton Williams
Can someone recommend some books in Turkish that are easy for a relative beginner to comprehend with limited need for reference to dictionaries? Can be stories for kids, I'm not fussed
Daniel Hall
Has anyone here learned at least two languages on their own to the point of fluency?
Being raised by your Spanish-speaking family or moving to a country as a kid doesn't count, I mean self-studied stuff.
most of us non-english natives learned english without studying much, it's osmosis if anything and many are fluent, I can include me in that group too I think
how much of a beginner? cin ali books are for pre-school children for example, pic related there aren't many official sources in turkish because it's sort of irrelevant
Asher Lewis
Ossetian. Day 3. My new favorite words:
arv - sky arm - arm zimaeg - wiinter zaerdae - heart kad - respect kard - knife wynyn - to see
Evan Stewart
Anne - mom(?) Babam - my father Cin Ali'ye - to Cin Ali bir at aldi - bought(?) a horse Ata at aldi - Grandfather took(?) a horse ... Su verdi - Gave the water(?)
Brayden Long
Anne - mom(?) --- correct Babam - my father --- correct Cin Ali'ye - to Cin Ali --- correct bir at aldi - bought(?) a horse --- correct Ata at aldi - Grandfather took(?) a horse --- Ata ot aldı*, which means "bought the horse (some) weed/grass" ... Su verdi - Gave the water(?) --- somewhat correct, gave the water would be "suyu verdi", su verdi is closer to "gave (some) water"
well done my nomadic friend
Charles Roberts
>visually mixed 'ot' up with 'at' >shameful dispray
>"gave (some) water"/ "gave the water" Same: su berdi/ sunı berdi
Jackson Morris
Age old question but when listening to the news in Spanish they talk fast. Would it be a decent idea to read what they are talking about first in Spanish and then watch later in order to capture the words better?
Jackson Watson
yes, I would also suggest focusing on the meaning of the total sentence instead of trying to capture individual words
also, 2 weeks ago I could hardly understand spanish, but now I can understand almost anything said on spanish radios like RNE or marcasports or onda cero?
i didn't even listen to that much spanish
Josiah Bennett
>Clean your room. This. And your wardrobe and the rest of your house.
I couldn't believe how much this shit actually helps.
Nicholas Robinson
Which languages do you speak?
Josiah Mitchell
Something I read on a blog once: Download Audacity (is free) and use it to slow down spoken mp3s.
Ethan Rogers
In the beginning you don't. Instead you should find stuff to do in the language first, find music artists you like, watch tv or movies in the language, use it in every way you can. Weebs have motivation to learn Japanese because they spend all day watching Japanese shit and get fed up with translation. Do the same.
Henry Williams
are there any Youtube channels of beginner to intermediate people learning a language? Any language is okay.
I want to see how a real person learns a language, not those "learn a language in only 3 months!!!!!!!!!" faggots
Isaiah Gonzalez
You mean see them actually opening a textbook or listening to a audio course?
Nathaniel Smith
i couldn't find this damn book anywhere except in a 18GB .rar file with broken download links
On his Swedish videos he also links to other Swedish youtubers or media so you can check those people too. youtube.com/user/EnArgBlatteTalar
Connor Murphy
btw, are you alright if I point out a small mistake on your sentence?
Joseph Taylor
of course dude, that'd be better for me is it 'a adolescentes' that should be 'para adolescentes'?
Nicholas Taylor
>sería estupendo si podrías postear algúna canción en español que podría darme energia realmente si pudieras que pudiera energía >todas suenan como si se fueran hecho a adolescentes para adolescentes
Tienes bastante buen nivel, son algunos detalles y me imagino que las declinaciones son difíciles de aprender.
Thomas Brooks
ahhh yes, that 'if conjugation' I usually don't bother with accents, I usually don't miss them, thanks anyway
Bump I hope you guys learned while Sup Forums was dead
Logan Carter
About two weeks into Japanese and I feel like I'm bashing my head into a wall. Mostly it's the kanji and getting the sentence order wrong, but I'll get it eventually.
Liam Mitchell
Well I hope (You) have studied today desu.
Ian White
Anki, Duolingo and watching Turkish soap operas. Iyiyim
