How do i learn a new language?

use it a lot

>>74454808
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>>74454824
How is it going with arabic, Sven?

>>74454808
go to the mosque and read the quran

myself? I go to the taqueria

use duolingo first
go on forums of the language you're learning
watch movies from that language. first with subtitles and then after a while without
travel to country and speak it a lot

>>74454808
You can't, if you were born with English as your mother tongue it's too late already.

>>74455027
this. Anglos are unable to emit certain sounds.

>>74455027
>>74455267
/θ/!!!

>>74455320
ÄÖÜÏË

>>74454808
pay like $40 bucks to take a semester of learning the language at community college

download textbook online and go from there

check local community groups or embassy site to see if they offer classes

travel and immersion programs

practice online, watch films, youtube shit, practice reading from kids news site and move up from there

>>74455396
Most people can learn these after a while. The only one a lot of people can never do is the rolled R

>>74455320
/r/

>>74455017
/thread
op is a faggot who left

>>74455470
But Germans can't roll Rs, they stole the french one (which sounds like shit btw)

just be yourself bro

>>74454808
move to country of the language you want to learn
speak it everyday
speak to people
go to a general and start talking with the people there

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>>74454808
live in a country where a foreign language is spoken for an extended period of time. it can't be a country like Norway where English is ubiquitous tho, at least in my experience

tough to learn a language as an English speaker because everyone just automatically talks to you in English

>>74455474
/r/eeeeeeeeee

>>74455753
goes to general. talk in language. get laughed at and told to leave you american pig. cries.