sachi106 is sleeping ;)
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9 months ago
i want to learn greek japenese or thai
i might want to live in japan and i am part japenese but i also am going to greece soon.
hmm..which to choose….
How to learn a second language fluently.
It made me
filled with skills 
"fun:)"
How I did it: i was born half german, half norwegian i live in Norway, but from the day i started talking i learned norwegian and german at the same time..
still i only speak it with my family or on vacaton, still its very helpfull sometimes, and its a lot of fun to be able to do something not everyone you know can:P
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22 months ago
spanish would be much more practical for me to learn, but i would love to be able to speak french. or german. or maybe something completely absurd like pig latin. yeah, pig latin.
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2 years ago
i read an article about subliminal learning – you listen to those language courses while you sleep and it’s supposed to help you learn.
hokey? or do you think it really works?
hmm…
Morgan is finally leaving the hotel and driving to Iowa from Denver.
Japanese
2 years ago
Japanese has been the only language in which I’ve actually learned really quickly and been really good at it. When I enter into the University, I’ll be taking Japanese as my one year mandatory foreign language.
Very worthwhile.
3 years ago
Fluent in French, working on becoming fluent in Spanish. Takes a lot of dedication and practice but being able to have a conversation with someone in a foreign language without bashing your head on the wall trying to remember every other word is definitely a lot of fun . Also, once you do learn a language, it becomes much easier to learn another so hey if you feel like taking the extra step, I highly recommend it ;).
*fluently* being the stumbling block!
3 years ago
i know bits and pieces of a few languages save my first.
if only i could get beyond phrases and bits of grammar to an actual discernable level of fluency.
maybe i should pick up my french again, take some classes…i got furthest along with that (a-level standard) ooooh project.
fidgiegirl is having a whole sunny wonderful Saturday morning all to herself
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3 years ago
It takes a long time and much much dedication but is so rewarding . . .
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3 years ago
I just realised that I do know a second language, namely, Urdu. I have spoken both Urdu and English since I was able to speak, ergo, urdo doesn’t evebn register as a second language. So very strange!
I would say as far as learning a second language is considered I have already achieved that goal, now for learning Spanish and may be French.
