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Trying to self-teach a language
I discovered duolingo online and was happy that they had Irish as one of the languages that you can learn. It has a bit of a personal connection for me because I come from a family of Irish-Appalachians. It's challenging, but I'm slowly making progress!
I am also self learning using Duolingo. I'm Filipino and my dialect's Bisaya. I learned English first before Tagalog at school. I moved to the US and now I'm learning Spanish cuz it's required and at the same time learning and practicing my Korean with Duolingo and Korean dramas. 1 reply
im latina but never learned spanish (thanks dad) and im trying to learn spanish through exposure and soon lessons! My true dream is to learn quechua, the native language of the people of the andes in south america, but to do that i need to know spanish first. reply
I learned english through Google Translator. There was a site with flash games about nature and such, and everyone was speaking in english. I didn't understand a shit so I started to translate what people said to me, then translate from spanish to english my own replies.
My main language is spanish. 4 reply
Actually I've taught my self korean language but the problem is I CANT read korean sentences and I don't understand them... As long as I know some words, I quite understand the sentence. Dumb me (-_-) 2 reply
Even if you're learning a foreign language at school, it's never enough to be any fluent in it, so in fact everyone who's a bit good at anything besides their ownl mother tongue, has been self-teaching. Most of us do this without thinking about it, reading books or listening to movies and songs in this language. So as a Belgian, even if we need eit...... reply
I used Duolingo for Japanese. I thought it was pretty good for rapid learning of basic conversational words, sentence structure and grammar. It's not as in-depth as Human Japanese, but every little bit of practice helps and Duolingo offered that practice while making it fun and interesting. 4 reply
My first language is Bangla.
I've been learning English for 12 years and I'm not satisfied with my progress (#－.－) Even though I'm a fast learner（￣へ￣）
Can speak a little Japanese & Hindi... 1 reply
Ah, I'm currently self-teaching myself Korean! I can proudly say that 95% of the reason is so I can watch Bangtan Bombs without subtitles and the other 5% is just because I love the language. It's kinda stressful, but rewarding when you finally get it. Third day of learning and I have (somwhat) memorized Hangul! reply
