konnichiwa, hola, hello, salut

Here discuss the process of learning a language and share tips/resources with each other!

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If anyone wants, I'm studying japanese and can share my folder with you :).
Ive taken a year of spanish I but i cant remember much.

はじめましょう!

I know bits and pieces of french ^^

bonjour! xD

Buttercreamm a dit :

I know bits and pieces of french ^^

bonjour! xD

What I know of french comes from transformice lol

learning francais dans lecole :P

I'm learning Dutch but I only know Afrikaans and English

Seen the hard way that my Dutch is S. H. I. T. and I thought it was an easy language!

Also taking basic Japanese at school.

This is not my first language.

I'm studying Spanish at school (Spanish III, not much fun), so I have some experience in Spanish... partially. I'm also self-studying a few language at the moment.

I know basic Vietnamese from childhood, but I'm also interested in Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Mandarin), Russian, Portuguese, French, Greek and Latin. Other languages are just for their pretty alphabets/characters. *-*

Probably the best method of learning a language you can possibly have is immersion in country with some tutoring. But usually for self-studying, learning concepts like grammar (in-depth) and vocabulary is a must. Watching videos and practicing is the most crucial things to train your brain.

Also, try to THINK in that language. Ex: Instead of "manzana" meaning "apple" in your brain, think of "manzana" and the concept of apple itself instead of translating it to native tongue. Images and ideas work best (for me) (if you know what I mean).

Hola a todos! Cómo están todos hoy?

which means "Hello, everybody! How is everyone today?"

in Spanish

Leahcoollol a dit :

Hola a todos! Cómo están todos hoy?

which means "Hello, everybody! How is everyone today?"

Oh that's cool Leah ty for teaching me that ^^

My Russian is kinda confusing because it's not made out of English so I'm gonna convert the letters into english ones.

Prevet, shto fse deliete sivodna?

I said Hi, what is everyone doing today?

Isn't it "privet"?

yes,
its ''Privet''
i know russian cause it was my first language uvu

Its a hard language. I:

Learning russian at school, wish they had japanese
fluently, I can speak korean, english and lithuanian
although I know a bit of japanese

"Cześć synowie pingwinów."
Which means
Hello there sons of penguins.
Yes I do even Polish

I know Japanese and French, but I have to take Spanish sometime in school.

I learn italian.
Buongiorno (idk did i spelled it right) (hello(morning and day))
Buonasera (hello (evening))
Buonanotte (good night)


Also i know Estonian (i live in Estonia)
Tere (hello)
Head aega (bye bye)
Kuidas läheb (how are you)
Hiir (mouse)
Hiired (mice)

Then we have Russian at school next year.

Swedish

Hej (Hello)
Tjena (Hello in a cool way)

Hur mår du? (How are you?)
Bra (Good)

Dåligt (Bad)
Sjuk (Sick)

I know a few bits of spanish,not many though.I would love to learn Chinese,Japanese,and German. c: