I’m learning Thai, thai is actually my mother tongue but I’m not fluent because I went to live somewhere else, I can understand when people speak Thai but Im not so good at reading and writing but I think I am able to learn Thai quite quickly if I put in effort, at school I’m learning French and I speak fluently in English. 4 reply
I'm a native portuguese speaker, I understand spanish because it's similar to portuguese and I'm used to listen and read things in spanish, but i probably can't talk with a spanish speaker, I never tried actually ~ Life taught me english, i learned it all by myself. I'm learning korean but i just started xd I want to learn japanese and mandarim in ...... 1 reply
As a german I can't give you advise how I would learn german myself but in general practice is easiest way. Speaking with someone in german could help on all levels, but I guess there is no native around you so hearing is the best option.
Netflix is great for this. Watch your favorite series in german with or wikthout subs.
Youtube has many podca...... 1 reply
I know how you feel. I've been taking German in college for the past two years and I didn't really practice any during summer break. Then I came back to school this August in a German comp class and was expected to speak coherent German without any kind of refresher or review, though I admit I should have kept up with it for the four months I wasn'...... 2 reply
Aaah, that IS scary! Actually, don't panic. When you panic, you tend to flutter around without focus. Instead, it's better to take one step at a time. (Of course, having an overall plan is helpful, but when it actually comes down to it, you need to revise the bit in front of you without worrying about all the other bits you're not revising at that ...... 1 reply
I used to learn German then stopped after finishing A1.. And it's been quite a long time really.. and now I'm supposed to revise it cuz I'm having a test within the first 2 weeks of November.. I'm panicking and not sure how to catch up really.. the most difficult thing is speaking
I actually am learning Chinese because I found a certain charm in the language and in China's culture. I also thought that it might be interesting to learn a language with a different way of writing. My native language is French and I kinda speak English ( still learning it though ) (≧∀≦) 1 reply
Romanian is my native language and I can speak English and Spanish too. I can understand Italian a little too, but mostly if I see it written. I'm thinking of properly learning Italian, French and Portuguese. Or at least, properly enough to be able to hold a conversation. ლ(´ڡ`ლ) reply
