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anyway i'm learning russian, still at the beginning, i can read very slowly and know few phrases. It's harder than i thought but i enjoy it desu

Ich lerne Deutsch noch. Ich hasse Deutsche noch. So ist das Leben.

>>68471594
Halts Maul lol

swedish to be honest

>tfw learning Aspieranto
I started it so might as well complete it тbh

>>68471244
Learning dutch. Lovely language, amazing people.

Good thread OP!

Ik ben nederlands aan het leren. Het is een mooi taal en nederlanders zijn geweldig.

For everyone there:
Does duolingo helps? I'm learning french, but will have a 3 month vacation and I don't want to forget too much, will duloingo help or should I stick to regular language practice?

Which romance language should I learn?
I want to learn the one with the best mutual intelligibility.

>>68472018

>amazing people
Lmao

Eu aprendo portugues pero diversao

>>68472138
Don't rely exclusively on Duolingo, it's useful as a reminder and for learning basics but if you want to expand it's not enough

>>68472138

Kind of. Duolingo helps with learning a lot of words but if you want stuff like conjigations buy a book like the for dummies serird

>>68472246

*para

>>68471244
Fantastic collection of useful books you've got there, friend

Have a bump for your thread m8

>>68472276
>>68472308
Thanks, will use it along the book I bought for the next semester in advance!

Does anyone have experience with FSI courses? How effective are they?

>>68472605
They are great, but if you are a beginner start with something else(pimsleur+duolingo for example) then advance to fsi courses.

Learning French. Still a beginner but good enough to carry a fairly rudimentary conversation as well as write and read (not too advanced though).

Learning so I can take part of French culture, which is the best in the world and because I love the language.

>>68472245
French has tons of words which are almost the same or similar in english. When I learn french I always think in english for better understanding.

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learning an asian language without immersion is not worth it and too hard TB.H

>>68471594
Fetti, was geht?

>>68471244
>Learning French
>Practicing my German
>Enriching my English vocabulary

>>68472245
this >>68474493 ... also, if you know some basics of Spanish grammar then consider it done

>>68471902
Kiel vi lernas ĝin?

>>68471244
I'm thinking about doing a study abroad to learn Russian in St Petersburg. What should I look out for if I choose to do it?

>>68472245
Learn spanish and you'll make italian and portuguese your bitches

>>68478090
Mi lernas gxin pre Duolingo, sed mi antaux volas paroli al homoj

>>68479062
Ankaux*
Fug

Last bump before heading to bed

Went to the library today to rent some Russian books. Just very simple children's books so I can have a break from DuoLingo and learn to use the dictionary I bought earlier.

The woman in the register looked at me and asked
>you know these are, like, polish books right?
so I answered
>no, they're russian

So Duolingo teaches American English and Brazilian Portuguese.
Does it teach American Spanish or European Spanish??

>>68479062
>>68479191

bone, bone. Nu, estas ĝenerale 3-4 da ni ĉi tie en /int/ kiuj parolas ĝin. Mi kaj la alia usonano estas ĉi tie ofte, ankaŭ estas iuj el aliaj landoj sed mi kaj li estas la plej oftaj.

bonan lernadon

>>68481510
more like neutral Spanish, which is more closer to Mexican, not the meme mexican (speedy gonzales, cholos, etc.) but "formal" mexican (news, commercials, politicians)

>>68481217
.......what happened then?

Has anyone here used Glossika Italian or Glossika in general?

>>68481758
We had sex while the other women there watched. And then she looked away and scanned the books and put them in a bag for me.

>>68481760
I have Glossika Mandarin and Wenzhounese, haven't really used them extensively but they seem pretty good.

>>68481758
everyone clapped

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What is /lang/'s opinion on Assimil?

I'm learning Chinese, I can read most HSK1 characters and speak a little but writing, holy shit.

I also need to manage my time better.

>>68474493
You still have to learn them though, because there are many words that look exactly like English words but have different usages, and if you used them the way they're used in English it will sound weird, and some but far fewer that have different meanings entirely but are spelled exactly like English words.