I want to learn a language, but I need help/ideas to know which

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>>53256330
>I would like to learn a language that has difficult sounds to mimic,


Say sjuksköterska.

>>53259017
>sjuksköterska
http://vocaroo.com/i/s18Ej0l7gVpz

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>>53256330

This post.

>>53260287
Leave Frankie out of this

>>53260287
Frankie doesn't deserve this

>>53256330
Try Kazakh. You can easily find speakers of it online as well.

>>53256330
Didn't read past first comma. You should learn Finnish. But never ever come here.

>>53261384
Why never go there? I'm a California native anyways, the lowest temperature I have been in is 30F

>>53261575
Just in case you decide to stay. We have hundreds of thousands of unemployed here, so in the best case you'd end up taking a job that a Finn could have had and in worst you'll live on welfare like a parasite. Not to mention all this multiculturalism madness. Basically any foreigner is a threat to Finnish economy, culture and gene pool.

And the temperature here is -12 freedum units at the moment.

>only wanting to learn obscure languages
why?

>>53260261
are you swedish?

>>53261808
Nope, one parent is from Poland and the other is from America
>>53261769
Because the other a shit

>>53261836
How did you know how to pronounce it?

>>53261836
what's the point in learning such niche languages?

>>53261854
forvo.com maybe

>>53261854
Put it in google translate then hit the speaker button to hear it. Gave it my best shot

>>53261874
No idea, haven't thought of that. I guess I just want to be a bit unique in my own retarded way...?

>>53261933
Did you have a lot of trouble finding resources for Georgian and Faroese?

>>53262053
Yes, being as you should know, Faroese isn't a commonly spoken language, nor is Georgian(at all)
The thing that I did find for Georgian wasn't that good to use, it was a huge .pdf file with no audio included

Esperanto
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>>53262132
Whoops don't know why I put 'being as you should know'

>>53262132
I could imagine. I'm learning Danish at the moment and luckily everyone here speaks English so resources are a lot more prevalent even though the amount of speakers it has are pretty unimpressive.

>>53262315
Are you an exchange student in Denmark then?
I have a Norwegian friend and I know a bit of vocab for that, but it wasn't for me

>>53262373
Just an American staying here for as long as I'm allowed without a visa. I plan to move here though, very wonderful country. At least there are lots of cognates in Danish to make it a little easier but the pronunciation is fucking insanely difficult.