What's a good way to learn a second language?

Question

I want to learn Spanish, and then transition that to learn Portuguese. Self learning apps don't tend to work for me and at present don't have much free time to take classes. So if any one has some methods that work for you, please share. 😁

Jason 龙 · Accepted Answer

Helps to have a lady. My @Ginger is teaching me Georgian. I love ❤️ how interesting it is. Spanish is facil(easy) but I'd suggest either Pimsleur which really is good (I learned quite a bit) and Rosetta Stone for sure.

Kirby · Answer

Watch tv Spanish tv shows, you will get confused at first, but once your brain is thinking what the f are they talking about, the curiosity kicks in  and you would go find out more.

And the next time you hear it, ahhhhh, that’s what she meant….

Repeat rinse, gain some confidence of knowing, then go to the local Spanish community and make friends to start conversing and before you know it….

Chris · Answer

Rosetta stone

Daz · Answer

Just find someone who can speak it and practice practice practice 😁 the more you hear it and the more you practice the better you get hear it as much as you can

Kristen · Answer

Many public libraries now offer language programs like Rosetta Stone or Mango that you can access with a library card. For FREE.

Jose · Answer

Just depends on reasoning. We commit to things that we care for, so if you don’t care for it nothing will work. Practice is always best, joining people who are interested or passionate of learning the language is also good. Apps, children books, tutor, community projects, fairs, clubs, restaurants, and so on are all available.

Randy · Answer

I use to use Duolingo which is free and I think babble is also a free app to learn a language.

What's a good way to learn a second language?

Learning Community

Helps to have a lady. My @Ginger is teaching me Georgian. I love ❤️ how interesting it is. Spanish is facil(easy) but I'd suggest either Pimsleur which really is good (I learned quite a bit) and Rosetta Stone for sure.

Rosetta stone

Just find someone who can speak it and practice practice practice 😁 the more you hear it and the more you practice the better you get hear it as much as you can

Many public libraries now offer language programs like Rosetta Stone or Mango that you can access with a library card. For FREE.

I use to use Duolingo which is free and I think babble is also a free app to learn a language.

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