Current Events > Anybody learning a new language? What are yall using?

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I am using an app called duolingo thats really helpful. Has conversational activities and goes through learning by category. Has listening, writing, and verbal instructions.

Are there any other free apps that help with learning a language? Id rather not go to school for it.

idk unless youve got frequent opportunities to be immersed in it, learning foreign languages is pretty useless

ArsGoetia posted...

idk unless youve got frequent opportunities to be immersed in it, learning foreign languages is pretty useless

Ce take.

cuttin_in_farm posted...

Ce take.

... lol ok
have fun wasting time and money i guess

cuttin_in_farm posted...

Ce take.

*more amp than karma take

How do even learn a language and retain it if you arent immersed in it?

i was thinking of doing so to learn translation but you have to be better than i thought at the target language. so idk

what language are you learning?

Kloe_Rinz posted...

How do even learn a language and retain it if you arent immersed in it?

Thats the tough part. Tbh. Eventually I want to just move to France. I feel like thats the best way since America doesnt care about any language but English for kids.

My friend uses an app called HelloTalk which apparently lets you find foreign penpals who establish a mutually benefiting relationship. Youd help them with English potentially or theyd help you with a language.

MedeaLysistrata posted...

i was thinking of doing so to learn translation but you have to be better than i thought at the target language. so idk

what language are you learning?

French. I at least get examples of how to pronounce things. Which is the tough part for me. Duolingo has normal talking speed, but you can also slow sentences down word by word to get an understanding.