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I am learning turkish myself.
I bet you are Mufasa
>>58180797
Why would a Paki learn Turkish?
>>58180835
>Mufasa
No, my name is Tor.
What is your name?
>>58180797
Why Turkish??
I'm "learning " French using duolinguo but it's not working to B honest.
>>58180847
It's the only non-indo-european language on duolingo. I already completed the dutch and spanish tree.
English
>>58181003
>English
You are doing well so far!
>>58180870
LA POMME EST ROUGE
>>58181334
The apple is red...
Shit, what's pretty much all I know.
>>58180797
I haven't decided.
I'm playing with Welsh (I'm good at Welsh already) and Russian (I suck at Russian) on Duolingo.
I'm playing with Danish (which I'm doing ok at) and Finnish (which I suck at) on Mondly and Memrise.
>>58181694
You gotta decide for one, learning so many languages at the same time is impossible.
>>58181694
is mondly any good? never heard of it
>>58181790
I know, I know. I just haven't decided so I'm goofing off. I wasn't seeing any progress with Russian, though.
>>58181794
Mondly is good. Are you on PC? I can give you a free code.
>>58180797
why "nederlands" and not "dutch"
German, would also like to be at least on a conversational level in Swedish but I'm far from it. Maybe when my German is on a satisfactory level.
I'm doing russian on duolingo, have also done some irish and ukrainian there.
>>58181910
nederlands means dutch in dutch
>>58181851
Thanks a bunch for the offer, but i am too occupied with duolingo atm! my plan is to do as follows.
Turkish -> hebrew -> swahili -> indonesian
trying to learn from so many language families as possible!
I'm learning japanese because I'm pretty much covered with spanish and english.
>>58180797
Started Spanish a month and a half ago and I'm losing the fight. I'm not sure if I'm even going to make it. Just... go on without me.
Stupid grammatical genders...and... conjugation... *coughing blood*
Mandarin
>>58182464
No problem. Hebrew should be out soon. Hopefully next month. Then Vietnamese. We may be looking at Swahili by Christmas.
>>58181980
are you the Greek guy?
Mandarin
You'll never guess where I live
russian
English currently but I wanna learn Spanish and Arabic further because they are widespread and sound nice. I also like Spanish because it has the same set of sounds to Russian so all Russians speak it without accent.
>>58182464
>nederlands means dutch in dutch
whoa
>duolinguo
Are you serious? You have Rosetta Stone guys, why would any sane person use duolinguo?
>>58182621
hopefully i am able to completely turkish before hebrew is out. I have 25 lessons left and i never advance without everything being gold.
>>58182659
Canada?
I like using Memrise for languages
>>58182659
Canada
>>58182922
Very nice.
>>58182872
>rosetta stone
>good
m8
m8
m8
no
>>58182922
>>58182983
Try to be a bit more specific
>>58181694
Learn Norwegian instead, it's sort of a middle thing between Danish and Swedish so you get 3 for 1.
>>58183007
quebec?
Arabic (Modern Standard Arabic + Levantine Arabic)
The language is a bitch to learn.
>这个没有中国女朋友的感觉
I'm learning Slovak. I think I'm B2.
>>58183029
That's true. My reasoning was that Danish pronunciation is kinda whacked, so I'd be getting the tougher one out out of the way.
Plus I'd be willing to move to Denmark. Norway is even more expensive and they speak in regional dialects a lot, so it seems trickier.
I dunno. What do you think?
>>58183083
Really? I thought arabic was pretty easy, especially the alphabet is korean tier easy
>>58180797
Thai.
>tfw no Thai friends on /int/
>>58180797
I'm to tired to learn something.
10h in job 7 days in week.
>>58182550
Finished the tree in 5 days, without studying Spanish, just reading the tips
>>58183223
بتحكي عربي؟
>>58181227
Thanks
>>58183150
de e jo ikkje så vanskelig å lære se sunnmorsk da, eineste kjipe e at svenskane ikkje forstår en dritt av ka du sir.
>>58180797
I have been learning japanese for 2 years, and I have started german since 3 months.
I know spanish and english but I wanted to learn different stuff.
>>58183150
Well if you ever plan on moving to Denmark then of course learn Danish. The pronunciation can be a bit tricky so learning it would probably be the most beneficial for you.
Korean
Finished Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur for Tagalog few months ago. Feels good 2bh.
I tried to pick up Russian before but the alphabets kinda screw it up for me (can read but the writing is not necessarily the same as it sounds).
Might pick up Spanish on Rosetta Stone soon or buy Genki book for Japanese study.
>>58183391
I understood most of the words, I think.
[eineste] and [sunnmorsk] threw me off though. I couldn't even find morsk in the dictionary.
>>58183561
Sounds like a plan. Plus, I'll be able to speak Danish to my other half and people are less likely to grasp it because of its hot-potato-in-the-mouth style.
>>58180797
What level are you currently on ?
Giant language nerd here, know spanish pretty well and learning german, farsi, and japanese.
>>58183754
eineste = eneste
sunnmorsk = the dialect of the sunnmore region
>>58183895
>farsi
Give us a vocaroo
Mandarin and japanese dont seem to be on duolingo, do you guys just watch language learning videos on youtube?
i'm learning japanese.
jeesuz how much i hate them...only if you could know...
>>58183962
Aha - takk!
Ah, dialectal features. I didn't know [ka] was dialectal either.
Er Sunnmore i bibelbeltet? Jeg vet at ingen kan forstå dem - og Skåne i Sverige har en dialekt svenskane kan ikkje
I think. I know zero dialect, yet.
French.
>Dulingo & Memrise Master Race.
Can anyone suggest alternative resources for learning french. Via youtube or otherwise. Films, books etc. would all be welcomed.
Thanks.
>>58184117
don't know how the chink fag did it but their is huge ressource on the internets for learnin nip.
Personnally I just download textbooks in pdf and read all and then do all the exercices from cover to cover.
>>58184162
Don't worry ruskie I hate them too and my fiance is Japanese. I think on subconscious level i get huge pleasure from cucking them.
>>58184623
>fiance
Post your tits.
>>58184623
>my fiance is Japanese
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>envy
>>58184000
I would but I'm not alone atm. My accent is actually pretty good imo, though I'm only at conversational level. can't understand books and news etc. yet cause I'm busy with school.
>>58180797
I've been studying French for 6 years but stopped this year to learn Spanish. I'm a little afraid my French skills might be rusty. After Spanish id like to learn Portuguese.
Learning Russian with a very good book (except with pronunciation), but lacking courage.
Learning German with school, but lacking seriousness. I get good grades, but I don't feel I progress at all.
>>58183006
>>rosetta stone
>>good
>m8
>m8
>m8
>no
bls suggest alternative
wanna learn french if it matters
>>58184912
Pourquoi penses-tu çà, ami Burger ?
Tu devrais écouter RFI pour te rafraîchir la mémoire. Ils ont un journal en français facile.
http://www.rfi.fr/emission/20160418-journal-francais-facile-1804-20h00-gmt
>>58180797
Why? Learn something useful instead.
>>58185066
Books, RFI website, duolingo who is not that bad.
>>58183513
wb arabic or hindi or something? They lead to so many languages
Also how is your Japanese after two years? do you study it a lot?
>>58180797
French, hopefully I'll be able to my gemus in french once I install my new GPU
>>58185066
I use Babbel for learning German and I sometimes watch TV with German dubbing and subtitles. It just werks
>>58185066
Duolingo, Mondly.
Memrise, too.
Rosetta Stone = bloatware + flashcards + stupidly expensive if bought
Plus they have a habit of killing competition: LiveMocha they destroyed. SharedTalk they destroyed.
Fuck them.
>people ITT actually believe that passing duolinguo course is equal to learning language
Oh wow. I've been studying English for almost 10 years now and I still have flaws in grammar sometimes and I'm still not able to fully understand speach in movies when people are talking quickly, and I still encounter words unknown for me in texts. I'm fuckin tired of English but I want to polish it to ideal state (and move to USA or Australia). Then I gonna pick up the Spanish with Argentina as second option to move to.
>>58184481
are there any for french
>>58185202
To play my gemus*
Damn.
>>58185229
Same 2bh, sometimes I embarrass myself in front my foreign friends
>>58185225
>stupidly expensive
Oh man, no one buys anything on the net nowdays except the richfags.
>>58185247
There are probably a lot of good textbooks.
Other than that, there is RFI for French News. It has however what would be considered here as a "leftist bias".
http://www.rfi.fr/emission/20160418-journal-francais-facile-1804-20h00-gmt
>>58185316
I know some people who're stupid enough to buy it. I know someone who bought FOUR LEVELS of Spanish.
But, I agree
>buying things online that you can get for free or an alternative for
>in the year of our Lord 2016 + 4 months + 20 days
What's the point in learning foreign languages without any practical goal? I learn English to get the fuck out of Russia. If I was born in USA I wouldn't learn any languages at all.
>>58185086
Alors je participe beaucoup dans les fils francophones et j'essaie de regarder les emissions sur France 24 quand j'ai de temps. La seule raison pour quoi je pense que j'oublierai le français c'est que maintenant j'ai commencé à étudier une autre langue. Tout le monde me disent que après qu'on a fini avec les classes de française on commence a oublier. C'est surtout difficile pour moi parce que je suis californien et je n'ai aucunes amis francophones. On verra si mon français commencera à devenir plus mauvais avec de temps.
>>58185440
That's 'cos you are lazy fuck, probably poor and with a poor mindset
>>58185440
I learn Russian because I like the culture and to be able to read /rus/, German because I want to work for the European Union.
>>58180797
I'm learning german in Duolingo, I'm making good progress, but I can see it will take some time
>>58185543
Devenir plus pire* (désolé pour la faute)
>>58185646
Pas grave. Je te conseille d'ajouter RFI à tes sources d'infos.
(Oui, je shill cette radio, et alors ?)
>>58185229
>I've been studying English for almost 10 years now and I still have flaws in grammar sometimes and I'm still not able to fully understand speach in movies
That's okay for people with double-digit IQ.
>>58185247
How would I know, I never had to learn has a foreign language.
Google it Im sure there's some decent on out there.
>>58185348
Everything could be considered left wing biased according to local morons. I used A.J.Hoge course while learning English and that guy had lessons about beatniks, being an emotional intelligent husband etc so he would be considered left biased by local edgelords too despite it's the most popular audiocourse of English worldwide.
Btw, talking about audiocourses, I've came eventually to conclusion that they are useful on a very entry level only. You'd better listen to audio books, lectures and so reaching movies level at the end.
>>58185440
it's basically understanding the thought system of people from other places.
>>58185770
IQ is bullshit, but mine is 112. Some people just have no talent for languages, and I'm one of them.
>>58185611
>to be able to read /rus/
Knowledge of literary russian language would not help you in understanding /rus/. The language we communicate to each other there barely has anything to do with the language of Pushkin, Tolstoy and Dostoevskiy.
>>58185970
>mine is 112
>кoт пepcик cмeётcя.jpg
быдлo, иди нa зaвoд paбoтaть
>>58180797
I gave up on french.
I got bored of it
>>58185611
>I learn Russian because I like the culture and to be able to read /rus/
Dumbest shit I ever read on this board. Fuck, my mind cannot accept that. LEARN A FUCKING LANGUAGE TO READ COMMENTS WRITTEN BY SEVENTEEN RETARDS.
>>58185850
RFI is news station, I believe the fourth most heard worldwide after Voice of America, RT, and BBC.
When I went to Africa, I was surprised how many people listened to RFI. There are a many emissions specially for them, notably one about health that's doing god's work IMO, even though it sounds silly to our western ears (saying that homosexuality is different from paedophilia, why and how you should wear condoms, some stuff about hygiene, women's body autonomy...)
It's sad, but it's needed in some parts of Africa.
>>58186050
Mean :(
>>58185976
Well, one has to have goals
>>58185854
Thought system is the same everywhere. Sometimes I can't remember if I read thought I've recollected suddenly in English or was it Russian. Thought systems are the same, all the languages can express any thought equally, you learn not the thought system but the system of expression.
>>58185229
>>58185770
I have been speaking English for more than 20 years and I still have only a vague idea of what the grammar entails and highly imperfect pronunciation.
I've just picked up the bare basics of German after 7 years of study - I know maybe 20, 30 words, the article declensions, and I have a developed a pretty good intuition for irregular verb forms.
So you see, just about anyone can learn a language eventually, even someone with an IQ of literally 80, like me. No need to time yourself and hold yourself to a high standard.
>>58186020
where you were learning it?
>>58186075
>homosexuality is not equal to pedophilia
Lol, most of Russians don't differ it too.
Spanish and Japanese kek (inb4 weeaboo)
I already know English and French of course. Eventually I'd like to be able to speak Chinese and Arabic as well for maximum coverage.
>>58180797
Tá mé ag triail Gaeilge a fhoghlaim. Is teanga dheacair í. Déanfaidh mé mo dhícheall í fhoghlaim.
>Turkish
Go n-éirí leat.
>>58185440
>What's the point in learning foreign languages without any practical goal?
Well, to me it's just a sort of autistic hobby. Besides English and German i also learn Finnish language which has practical use equal to zero in the place where do i live (English and German aren't much more useful either, i've never used them anywhere in real life except for foreign language classes at school and uni).
>>58186284
I'm pretty sure Russia and Eastern Europe are going to undergo their own sexual revolution a few generations from now.
>>58186284
Really? Why?
>>58186163
It depends on when you start learning it. English is my second mother tongue so even though I didn't start speaking it until I turned 5 I was fairly proficient by the time I turned 8. Finnish however I've only spoken for the past 4 years and despite speaking it daily I still sound like Tarzan even though most Finns refuse to admit it. I'm studying French right now since I'm moving to France next year and good god I've no idea how I'll fare. It's a lot easier than Finnish, I'll give them that.
I'm currently developing my own flashcard application, because applications and websites such as Anki and Memrise really suck and are quite underwhelming. Furthermore, you can tell they were developped by Anglolards and for Anglolards.
>>58186590
What's you first language? Swedish?
Norwegian and danish, it's more about getting used to the spoken language tho.
>>58186163
Follow your dreams and don't let anyone tells you you're stupid just because of your IQ.
>>58186175
At a french alliance (alliance francaise )school
Polish.
>>58186163
Why do you need it? Langue of cucked civilization. Learn French
German, but I have the vocabulary of a 5 year old right now.
>>58186398
No point in trying, it's practically dead.
>inb4 butthurt republicans
Have any of you guys had used busuu(.com)? what is your opinion if so?
English...
>>58186609
Let's play a game - Jean or Jin?
I guess jean
arabic and french
German/Russian. I've actually made some progress with German and used it while I was in Germany and Austria but Russian I can't seem to get anywhere with.
>>58186428
Passed sexual revolution in 20s but it didn't involved gays here.
>>58186433
Idk, most of people don't differ one from another.
>>58186762
Why, lol? It sounds stupid and is spoken by russophobes cucked by the west extremely.
>>58187269
What thinking of like a Mai 68 in France, or something like Stonewalls Riots.
Didn't Lenin legalised homosexuality ?
>>58183361
Apparently Egyptian Arabic is what is used most in media, so that's what most people understnad
>>58187171
sorry I offended your feelings Cletus, but it's true, it's insane how bad anglolards are at language
I mean, come on, a flashcard app made specifically for language learning which has no way to easily integrate things such as declensions? Only an anglolard would be so dimwitted as to include nothing more than the nominal form of a word and absolutely nothing else.
And it's not like it's hard from a programming point of view either. I'm a babby-tier programmer with no fucking experience who's learning while doing this project, and yet I've already done a lot of progress and I have no doubts that I'll be able to complete it eventually.
>>58187246
It's almost impossible to learn Russian, guys. I also don't see any reason to do it except you're interested in Russia really hard and want to read Lenin/ Stalin/Putin coolstories in original.
>>58186847
An bhfuil tú Éireannach?
Or just someone who knows about the language?
>>58180797
Hi
I'm a hyper-cyber-ultra-techno polyglot, AMA
BUT if I'm to help you with language learning, please state why are you into it at all (ie, business, cultural heritage, getting raped abroad...) so that I can counsel you not in the abstract, but upon your needs.
Lastly, if you are willing and able to do e-mail-language-exchange in Hindi or Mandarin, I'd be interested. I can provide French, Italian, Catalan, Portuguese, Dutch, Spanish, German or maybe even English in return.
Shanti shanti shanti
Norwegian, it's pretty good, but the grammar occasionally makes me want to kill myself, like what the fuck is the difference between "min mor" and "moren min"
>>58187442
How come you know so many? Interest or something else?
I wanna move
Also I want friends
Why is Finnish so mean?
>>58180797
I already know English, so I don't see why I should learn another language.
>>58187531
my mother
vs
the mother of mine
As you probably know already, definite articles are suffixed to the word
>>58187531
I'd guess ''moren min'' is super seldom used.
>>58187718
Yes, I know the literal difference, but they appear to be interchangeable in speech. Is there any difference in use or connotation?
>>58185976
This actually true. I can read a book or random newspaper in Russian with no efforts, but the colloquial Russian is a nightmare. Most of the russians are also not willing to help, they'd rather just bait and make fun of you.
Right now I am studying Swedish. Scandinavian language are extremely simple, sadly I no longer have as much free time, as I had when I was a student.
>>58187649
>How come you know so many? Interest or something else?
Interest and something else, like having it for a job.
>Why is Finnish so mean?
linguam finnicam nescio
>>58187649
>Why is Finnish so mean?
I don't know, Finns in general don't really want to talk to foreigners much unless they absolutely have to. They're not mean about it or anything, but it's a bit like giving someone the silent treatment and I'm so glad I'm getting out of here next year.
>>58187743
I use "moren min" most of the time.
>>58187408
no. MSA (modernized standard arabic) is used in medias
to parallel, basically a modernized version of shakespearean english (by modernized it means just a few small differences)
>>58187649
Our spoken and written languages are quite different, also weird word structure.
>there are people who "study" languages on dumbolingo
>>58187783
>Is there any difference in use or connotation?
and here endeth my wit regarding this particular issue
Just started Croatian.
>>58187962
What's wrong with it? Serious question.
>>58187399
He legalized it, but Stalin banned it again, and it was not a theme of public discussion. Gays were not chased by the law but it was (and still is) a taboo or humour theme.
>>58187847
Why would you tho?
Not that I know any norwegian, I just derive it from swedish.
>>58187423
why impossible? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOz36Ddws9M
>>58187442
>polyglot
>all Western Euros
Nigga it's all the same shit.
>>58187819
Nice.
>>58187819
>linguam finnicam nescio
It's pretty crazy.
>>58187826
Even if they're speaking the language, or especially when?
>>58187901
Yeah, I noticed that. I can follow the lessons on Mondly no problem. As soon as I look at /mämmi/, I realise that I know fuck all.
I know italo, anglo and hilo latino. Currently learning germcuck. Would like to learn François and Desudesudesu next.
Germoneyan is both harder and easier than expected.
>>58187423
Is it ?
Я изyчaю c книгe. Pyccкий язык - хopoшo, и я дyмaю, чтo yмeть гoвopить пo-pyccкий - вaжнo, ecли я бyдy paбoтaть c Eвpoпa, читaть Чeкoв и paзныe pyccки.
>>58188166
7 cases, 3 inclanations, weird colloquial language, words are coined faster than the shit flowing out of fag ass. Not talking about that most of modern Russian content would not be interesting for European.
>>58188253
Yah, /mämmi/ is pretty much spoken finnish, with some written language to add to the confusion.
>>58183351
¿Y como vas como la parte de la escucha?
>>58188004
it great to have a bit of a feel when starting but I feel like it lacks vocabulary list and easy to look up grammar rule.
Plus it only covers early beginner stuff
>>58188451
Could you please correct my phrase here (>>58188356) ?
French is also very hard - 3 conjugations, 4-5 majors tenses, 3 moods, 2 voices (passive and actives), a retarded-yet-logical orthography and pronunciation, élision & liasion. Yet a lot of people seems to want to learn French.
>>58188571
/fr/ is majorly written French with some kinds of spoken French IMO.
It's also a very cancerous general.
>>58187783
It means the same, the other sentence just says 'the mother'. Weird in english but makes sense in north germanic languages
>>58188356
>yмeть гoвopить пo-pyccкий - вaжнo, ecли я бyдy paбoтaть c Eвpoпa
Not more important than speaking Arabic, Turkish or other language neighbourghing Europe.
>Чeхoв
No the most interesting Russian author btw. 19th century writers are considered classics in Russia but almost no one likes them frankly. Tolstoy's War and Peace is the meme meaning long and boring book, for example. And modern or 20th century Russian literature wouldn't be interesting for foreigner I guess because 19th century writers tried to copy Europe so their masterpiece would be familiar and hence interesting to you but later Russian authors ceased to copy European styles and wrote about things and in a way that won't be interesting for Westerner.
>>58188644
come on French is not that hard. It's basically spanish with different prononciation and silent letters.
Gonna start Russian over the summer after I'm doing with my Spanish requirement this year.
How many languages do you guys know?
4 here, which by definition should make me a polyglot. 2 of those are extremely irrelevant languages though, namely Mingrelian and Georgian.
>>58188758
>>58188571
Wait, what's the distinction between written and spoken French/Finish? I'm not sure I follow.
>>58188839
The history is still interesting, and I like meme-long books - I've started Proust and I read Philosophy for fuck's sake.
Thanks you very much for advice.
>>58180797
Russian and English mostly english i need it and must improve it =D Also im looking forward (someday) study Portuguese and French .
Ukrainian. The government and people around forced me.
>>58188644
>Я изyчaю c книгe. Pyccкий язык - хopoшo, и я дyмaю, чтo yмeть гoвopить пo-pyccкий - вaжнo, ecли я бyдy paбoтaть c Eвpoпa, читaть Чeкoв и paзныe pyccки.
Я изyчaю пo книгe. Pyccкий язык хopoш, и я дyмaю, чтo знaть pyccкий вaжнo, ecли я бyдy paбoтaть c Eвpoпoй, читaть Чeхoвa и дpyгих pyccких.
>>58188889
English and French
How does Mingrelian compare with Georgian?
Also what's the other language besides English, Georgian, and Mingrelian?
>>58188451
You think this is hard? For example, Hungarian is much more difficult
>>58188889
>Danish, Swedish, Norwegian (Faroese and Icelandic if you're generous), English and Spanish.
>Currently learning Gaeilge as well
Damn
I took french in high school, I kinda want to improve that before I learn a different language. maybe japanese because I am a weeb.
>>58183007
Vancouver?
>>58188900
I was just making a remark on how /fr/ was mostly written languages.
Written French, for example, always uses double negatives, no informal elision (Tu es does not become t'es), subjunctive after "if" and any unreal situation, tenses concordances, and so on.
>>58188856
Not really. If it were you would be able to understand a Spanish person speaking or you would be able to read Spanish, which is not the case.
Formal French with the subjunctive, tenses concordances, our 9001 homonyms and our weird articles is probably hard.
>>58189062
Russian of course. All Georgians speak Russian as all the peoples of Soviet Union except balt youths (because they are russophobic cunts).
>>58189027
Thanks. I tend to forget that proper nouns have declensions in Russian, and I lack a bit of vocabulary.
Why знaть instead of yмeть гoвopить though ?
>>58189062
Words are similar, but the languages aren't mutually intelligible.
>Also what's the other language besides English, Georgian, and Mingrelian?
Russian because I grew up within the Ukrainian expat community in western Georgia.
>>58189125
noice, but aren't Scandinavian languages mutually intelligible? Doesn't really count 2bh
>>58189189
>All Georgians speak Russian as all the peoples of Soviet Union
Not anymore
>>58189125
Scandis are just different dialects (except maybe icelandic, don't know about faroese).
Anyone learning chinese standard mandarin here ?
>>58187979
>Croatian
Honestly, why ?
>>58189346
Because you don't say in English "I know English" but "I speak English". It's a phraseologism.
>>58181851
>free code
I'll take it please. I've heard it's better than duolingo.
>>58189189
>All Georgians speak Russian as all the peoples of Soviet Union except balt youths (because they are russophobic cunts).
It's the same here as well though. None of my friends in Batumi or Tbilisi speak Russian, but people over 35 are usually pretty fluent.
>>58188601
Creo que bien, los que no puedo entender son los españoles - ellos hablan muy rápido. Nosotros en Brasil tenemos una expressíon para esto "eles falam como se tivessem que tirar o pai da forca"
También a veces mezclo portugués con español pero creo que esto no es un problema
Have you (and other Spanish speakers reading that) ever tried to learn Portuguese? I feel like it's hard for you guys
>>58180797
한국말.
>>58189461
Okay, thank you.
>>58188900
Not that much distinction between spoken and written french. Speaking finnish ''like a book'' would be grammatically correct, but it would sound super formal.
>>58189458
Why not? I am trying to become a polygot and wouldn't mind visiting there one day.
Spanish but it seems hard to immerse myself when all movies from Latin America are about narcos and Spanish movies are autistic
Currently playing final fantasy 9 in Spanish but I'm struggling
>>58189023
kek
>>58189169
>Formal French with the subjunctive, tenses concordance
did you even fucking read what I wrote?
Spanish has all this stuff m8
>>58189754
I don't know Spanish. But if it's the case, then Spanish is also hard. No need to be rude like that
I'm trying to learn Japanese at the moment. I already have 7 years of Mandarin under my belt.
>>58184438
Nope! Sunnmore is in the north-western region. Although I did go to class with 3 christians once.
>>58185229
Who gives a shit about making mistakes every now and then, english speakers are used to hearing foreigners try to speak it.
>>58185854
>Muh Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
>>58187531
Min mor = so formal it sounds silly, please only say it when you are being slightly ironic.
moren min = normal.
Please note that i am not from oslo, so maybe it's less formal and weird over there. But who cares about oslo amirite.
>>58188900
English: Do you read /mämmi/?
Written Finnish: Luetteko /mämmi/ä?
Spoken Finnish: Luetsä /mämmi/i?
>>58180797
>What language are you learning?
I learn Arabic because it is the most spoken language in my country.
>>58189465
I dunno about better but it is good. I use them both. I prefer the fun phrases of DL.
So, the code:
Go to the website
Select "Shop"
At the bottom, type: MONDLY
(all caps)
Lifetime premium for you. Free.
>>58190158
>Although I did go to class with 3 christians once.
>3
Wow, there were more Sikhs and Muslims in any one of my classes.
>>58190228
Bien mémé, camarade
>>58190228
>most spoken language in my country
>>58190299
well, had some classes were there were some muslims. I'm not sure how many cause they didnt talk about it much. They didn't seem to care much either, mostly just doing stuff because their parents wanted them too.
Muslim integration seems to be doing fine in my city, though I've heard it's pretty bad in some places of oslo.
>>58190228
Do you need any help with it?
>>58190236
Thanks!
Swedish, because I play computer games with a guy from Sweden.
>>58180797
Learn something useful don't waste your time
![Carte_peuples_turcs[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/Ml8eifQ.png "Carte_peuples_turcs[1].png")
>>58191260
Well, im not really just learning turkish for the usefulness, but even that seems to have some perks. Look at all the turkic languages in the world, which would be a lot easier to learn after ive learned one of them.
>>58191623
Most of them are irrelevant though.
>>58191819
For what? I don't expect it to advance my career or something. I just like languages in general, and I also like traveling. I would love to travel around central asia and be able to speak with the inhabitants in their own language.
>>58191899
Of course. I'm learning Russian almost entirely for leisure myself.
Does Turkish sounds good ? Their dot-less i is freaking me out.
>>58184459
Yabla
Pyccкий Язык
>>58180797
I'm learning French because it's the language of the Normans.
It's the only way to move up in British society these days.
I'm trying to do Turkish and Urdu, already have four years of Spanish under my belt but I didn't really get invested in it until the last two years, now I wish I could go back and redo that with more effort.
I fell in love with Turkish culture in the process of learning it. I started with using Duolingo and FSI books, as well as whatever online resources I can find, but it's only the basics. I can't really read publications like Sabah, but try to look at words and listen to Turkish news to see if I can pick up on words.
Any pointers for material or strategies to help learn? I finished the Duolingo course and am looking for a (preferably gameifed) lesson-based format to progress in with intermediate stuff.
>>58180797
Wow OP. It's nice that you're preparing for the next de facto language in your country.
Norwegian
I want to learn so bad
>>58192678
I'm learning portuguese and french.
>>58192678
Theres only 16k 1st or 2nd gen people from turkey in norway, and that includes the kurds.
>>58192250
Удaчи.
>>58192725
Why did you choose Portuguese, bro? How's it going so far?
It's always good to learn a foreigner language, do not listen them my Norsk friend. There's a Hungarian saying "a man is worth the number of languages he speaks".
I'm currently learning German and I'm loving it. It's such a good hobby, I've also been invited to a language club in my city - great people, great coffee.
>>58193276
Thanks for the encouragement! And btw, are there german speaking areas in brazil? Met a Brazilian dude at a pub and he told me that.
>>58180797
je suis étudie francais parce que espagnol est merde
>>58180870
>duolingo
ever head of a "school"
>>58193008
cпacибo, Я люблю язык
First month of classes, my teacher is from Irkutsk. The sounds aren't very difficult for argie spanish speakers exepting for Ы and diferenciate between Ш and Щ
>>58180797
my gf is teaching me twi
C U C K
>>58193276
Hi man! I chose portuguese due to geographical reason. I have a feeling that trade between our countries is gonna increase in the upcoming years, opening up business and job opportunities.
>>58193870
ɔkwasea
>>58193731
>Ш and Щ
Even native russian speakers sometimes make mistakes with this.
>>58193377
Yup, German, Russian* and Croatians.
Unfortunately I'm not from one of those areas so I can't really tell much about it and that subject is also quite extensive.
In the South they learn it in school with English and Spanish. They usually speak Low German at home and learn High German at school.
But you have to keep in mind that they are a minority
That's the most complete article about it but unfortunately it's only in Portuguese
https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%ADngua_pomerana
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Pomeranian_dialect
>>58194129
Cool, I hope you are enjoying it
Some music 'cos I'm missing that here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iddWHi4cN5g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5_7jZkYdnA
*In some places they understand and speak Russian better than Portuguese, and they are always in touch with the Russians.
Actually the majority of Brazilians in Russia come from those communities and go there to marry
>>58193518
That sentence doesn't make sense. keep practicing.
Daily reminder that you have mexico as your neighbor: it'd be more benefecial for you to learn spanish, which isnt shit btw.
>>58194240
Thanks! I'll sure give those tracks a listen. Music is always a great tool for learning languages.
