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The most fast method learning languages There are many methods of learning languages. For thousands of years people have used it! It's through practice with native speakers. Tests, reading and grammar will not give you results. Children learn their native language without these. I spent a lot of time tying to learn languages with audio courses, video courses and tests. I should not have done that. You should learn languages by talking to a native speaker of the language using a microphone and video. If you think it is better to do tests and read books - don't waste your time because it will take you years to learn one language. But if you decide to learn languages with a native speaker I can show you the site where you can learn languages using video chat for free!
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Comment written by charmante1 on Apr 20, 2012 @ 17:51 |
There is no outright and definitive approach to learning a foreign language. Each individual person has his or her own favorite way of acquising a language; that's why there are multiple approaches when it comes to second (or more) languague acquisition. But, as a linguistic principle, all languages that people speak across Earth share intimate and inherent characteristics that "show up" in other various languageus as well. So, essentially, what you think is unique to a language (and hence a way of learning a language) might not be so unique when compared or judged against the others.
Comment written by Chauduyphanvu on Mar 05, 2012 @ 04:33 |
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| Comment written by charmante1 on Mar 01, 2012 @ 10:21 |
I doubt that you can compare the learning methods of grown adults with those of children. Maybe it can even work like this, but then you would need a totally foreign language environment. Young borns only here this very strange babbeling around them all day long, so they have to try to adapt it. Maybe it could work if I just flew to China now and tried to get along for five years, but then taking a course would bring me faster beginning results and I would not need 1 or 2 years to say the first words )
About the website: You might want to show the visitors what they can expect and do on your site. I currently see a map with already registered users, this is really cool (as I can see that they are from everywhere and look really kind ), but I do not know what I can expect from your website and I (and probably also others) see registering as a hurdle which might stop us from using something at all. I usually only register when I can see that something will be of use for me (even a small introduction video can be enough, like on duolingo.com).
Comment written by Brati on Feb 11, 2012 @ 18:14 |
I doubt that you can compare the learning methods of grown adults with those of children. Maybe it can even work like this, but then you would need a totally foreign language environment. Young borns only here this very strange babbeling around them all day long, so they have to try to adapt it. Maybe it could work if I just flew to China now and tried to get along for five years, but then taking a course would bring me faster beginning results and I would not need 1 or 2 years to say the first words )
About the website: You might want to show the visitors what they can expect and do on your site. I currently see a map with already registered users, this is really cool (as I can see that they are from everywhere and look really kind ), but I do not know what I can expect from your website and I (and probably also others) see registering as a hurdle which might stop us from using something at all. I usually only register when I can see that something will be of use for me (even a small introduction video can be enough, like on duolingo.com).
| Comment written by Brati on Feb 11, 2012 @ 18:14 |
I doubt that you can compare the learning methods of grown adults with those of children. Maybe it can even work like this, but then you would need a totally foreign language environment. Young borns only here this very strange babbeling around them all day long, so they have to try to adapt it. Maybe it could work if I just flew to China now and tried to get along for five years, but then taking a course would bring me faster beginning results and I would not need 1 or 2 years to say the first words )
About the website: You might want to show the visitors what they can expect and do on your site. I currently see a map with already registered users, this is really cool (as I can see that they are from everywhere and look really kind ), but I do not know what I can expect from your website and I (and probably also others) see registering as a hurdle which might stop us from using something at all. I usually only register when I can see that something will be of use for me (even a small introduction video can be enough, like on duolingo.com).
| Comment written by Brati on Feb 11, 2012 @ 18:14 |