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 "I learned how to read and write Arabic!"
How I did it: I commandeered a book from my friend had on Arabic when I got to the middle east. I wrote Arabic religiously for an hour sometimes more a day for about three months. After I learned how to write it I continued for about another three months learning basic phrases and conversation starters from an interpreter who was fluent in speaking Arabic. I know the very basics but enough to get by and make friends. What I don't know I just draw or point out with my fingers haha Just showing an effort goes a long way. Lessons & tips: The best way is to learn from someone who knows the language you're trying to learn. I was never a fan of language cd's/dvd's/cd-roms I've tried Rosetta Stone it's ok. I heard Pimsler or something is way better. It's worth a try. Resources: Bought a book on Amazon how to write Arabic. It was very good. Anyone will do I'm sure. Even if you have the alphabet typed in front of you I suggest you get the book cause they will guide you how to write each letter. I thought I was doing it right but there's also stacking the letters and all kinds of goofy stuff with Arabic.
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How I did it: I went to a language school in Germany for 3 months, I have visited twice since. I continued to take German at my University after the Sprachkurs. It made all the difference. Read how I did it…
reaand is trying to learn...
How I did it: during my studies i had to learn from foreign- language books..it's Czech, and similar to my mother language- Slovakian, but it gave me strong headache until i got that language, so i could learn like other students Read how I did it…
Buddhadragon is going to work out and then do some accounting homework.
How I did it: I took spanish in school since I was 11 years old. That is not the exciting part. What was great was I also had an opportunity to travel to Austria where I was able to learn the basics of German. I also met someone from Germany there who taught me how to speak in the Germany dialect. It was such an amazing and positive time in my life that I decided to study German for a semester at the first college I attended. I am not fluent in either … Read how I did it…
How I did it: I took classes and practiced with books and speaking with others who either spoke Spanish or were learning it. I took classes at my college and I also read books in spanish and practice saying everything in my house in Spanish. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I found a german phrase podcast, and stuck it on my ipod, i would listen to it on my way to work, or when i was at my pc, and from there i know many basic phrases! Read how I did it…
KRodgers81 is an Extroverted Self Knowing Reinventor
I can speak a little Spanish (want to get better eventually), and am currently working on learning Danish. I love Rosetta Stone! I have all of the languages and am going to do my best to learn as many as I can!
KRodgers81 is an Extroverted Self Knowing Reinventor
I can speak a little Spanish (want to get better eventually), and am currently working on learning Danish. I love Rosetta Stone! I have all of the languages and am going to do my best to learn as many as I can!
I want learn one more language. I already know 2, well… 3 languages. From the childhood i knew russian and latvian. In school i started to learn english and i liked it. Few years later I started to learn german, but I don’t know it very well. Maybe this year I will start learn german again. Or maybe I’ll learn another language.
CEatherton is finishing things and starting new ones
I’ve taken French, Japanese, and Spanish…of those I think I’d like to focus more on Japanese, I’ve taken it for 2 years and it’s the language I tried hardest in.
maybe french,italian,japanese..
I wanna speak a lot of languages !
2 years in, I am finishing Spanish at school.
I still want to go somewhere, a Spanish speaking country, for at least 6 months.
There are so many words! Classroom learning is difficult.
I don’t know what language yet, but it is connected to my goal of traveling as I want to learn the language of the countries I travel to.
bk_toni is living in the moment.
So, I have a reporting trip to Berlin and thought maybe I should work on that for awhile. Just so I can get around a little?
UPDATE: Just downloaded/subscribed to free German lessons podcast. Learn as I ride the subway?
Here’s what I’ve been doing: downloaded free lessons to my ipod. Listen as I walk to the subway stop (I’ve been walking to the farther down stop.) That combines learning a language and getting some exercise.
i want to learn another language, NOT FRENCH!!! i tried that at school and i hated it! something like…..........German? or Spanish? anything really. It would be cool=)
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Tennodai asks,
“I want to learn 3 new languages. Do you think it is better to learn them one at a time or all together? Im 35 and now I can speak English and basic Japanese.”
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