Learning languages

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Did you ever want to learn a new language? Did you follow through with it and what are some tips you have? Im in the process of learning Korean and Japanese 😁

Roland · Accepted Answer

Write. I found hangul characters to be easier to memorize. Japanese can be complicated especially once you start trying to memorize kanji 😰

But yea, writing can help you memorize waaay quicker since you also have muscle memory helping you remember.

Use apps on your phone for times you're in school/work. But don't solely rely on it. Get actual books or e-books. They help by explaining grammar constructions better.

Or there might be an app somewhere that does it as well 😂

Good luck and have fun!

JRam · Answer

Is there any possibility of co-learning with you!?🥶🫰👉👈

Mercy · Answer

Hey you

Christian · Answer

Started learning mandarin on duolingo

Shadow · Answer

I started learning Japanese too. I think of it like breathing so you want to naturally be able to speak Japanese. Easier said than done though

Jolie Faure · Answer

1. Keep practicing cuz if you heard this proverb, “practice makes perfect”.

2. If you want to learn a language, you can watch YouTube videos or try using a language app called “Duolingo”. I use that very often just to learn French. What I love from Duolingo is that it keeps reminding me to keep continuing on French lesson.

Ask for myname · Answer

The best thing to do is immersion. Try to have as much available to you as possible. Have books, youtube, friends, and songs that are in that language and culture. If you experience it multiple times a day its hard to forget.  Also don't worry about progress.  Don't put any limit on yourself, let yourself move at the pace that is best for your growth. YOU GOT THIS!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!!!

Joao · Answer

I've "acquired" English mainly through through media (games, movies, TV shows) and recently got interested in Stephen Krashen's ideas on language acquisition. Now I'm using Duolingo and watching some things on Netflix in German with closed captions to learn the language. What seems to work best is maximizing the amount of input and the rate of mistakes I make, enjoying the pain, with material that is just a tad out of my depth, and then taking some rest afterwards (as Andrew Huberman recommends in his podcast's episodes about learning skills). What about you? How's Korean and Japanese going? What's your relationship with errors and frustration? Do you have your own tips?

Willis · Answer

I'm in the process of learning Japanese. I know English and Cantonese

Pablo · Answer

Duo lingo I tried to learn Japanese when I was younger with anime and books and more recently with duo lingo but I swapped to Spanish as I could never find someone to speak with tbh

Mark · Answer

I haven't personally tried it yet, but one of my favorite content creators just made a video about how helpful it is to play video games in the language you're learning.

Matthew · Answer

I've been wanting to learn german since I was 10 or 11 but I've never aced on it except to learn a few words, none of the online programs that help teach new languages ever helped much

Buck · Answer

The best teacher for learning languages is have a new friends from another country 😁👍

Ricky · Answer

You can find a pen pal app. I had a reasonably good experience and that way you can learn to read and write while having handy translation assistance. You can also have voice conversations. When I was dedicated to learning I did that with duo lingo and felt I was proceeding well with Japanese even though I'm terrible at learning languages. Japanese is also the hardest language so patience is key.

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Is there any possibility of co-learning with you!?🥶🫰👉👈

Hey you

Started learning mandarin on duolingo

I started learning Japanese too. I think of it like breathing so you want to naturally be able to speak Japanese. Easier said than done though

I'm in the process of learning Japanese. I know English and Cantonese

Duo lingo I tried to learn Japanese when I was younger with anime and books and more recently with duo lingo but I swapped to Spanish as I could never find someone to speak with tbh

I haven't personally tried it yet, but one of my favorite content creators just made a video about how helpful it is to play video games in the language you're learning.

I've been wanting to learn german since I was 10 or 11 but I've never aced on it except to learn a few words, none of the online programs that help teach new languages ever helped much

The best teacher for learning languages is have a new friends from another country 😁👍

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