I'm doing much the same. I tend to do my practicing whenever I take public transportation. 20 minutes here, 20 minutes there, it really adds up especially if you have to take it to work! Good luck!! reply
Haha me too. I use LingoDeer for my korean lessons. I really like the fomrat and many have said that it worked well for them. Its up to personal preference though. Just an app I recommend. Good luck in your studies! :) 1 reply
I am fluent in Dutch, German and English. I have a basic understanding of French (I can ask somebody on the streets, but I wouldn't be ale to hold scientific debates) and I can translate Latin and (Ancient) Greek and I'm currently studying Japanese as I will soon be there for a long period of time. reply
Japanese and spanish but first i'm learning japanese I have finished hiragana and katakana know I have to learn kanji and the actual words and sentence structure I don't have a line but I will download it and make one tho. (▰˘◡˘▰) reply
i speak english and tagalog fluently and learning japanese and spanish, im really into anime, manga and LN and my goal is to watch anime without needing subtitles!! to read mangas and LNs raws!!!! ヾ(☆▽☆) reply
I speak English and Hindi. Though my first preference was Japanese, i started learning Korean. I am still struggling with the grammar of it but making progress with the vocabulary. reply
I was born in Syria so i kinda know how to speak and write a little Arabic. I grew up in Greece and i learned English and i am trying to learn Chinese and Korean. reply
