I know that’s a hard question and that is not the same for everybody but what amount of languages do you think that any person would be able to maintain in a good level?. Im actually 20 y/o and I speak Spanish,English and Catalan fluently. I’m actually studying in Japan and my Japanese is getting much better but of course I wouldn’t say I’m even close to be fluent. My parents are both translators and speak more than 6 languages but considering that they are all European and it makes it a bit easier. My goal would be in a long run to be able to add Korean and Chinese to my currently daily life ..read more

Hello there. I'm an advanced A2, learning English through comprehensive input. Currently, I'm not practicing my output, only input. I know I must practice speaking, so I will date with a teacher once per week. My doubt is, is always preferably to have a native teacher for speaking? Because before I'd prefer a teacher who also speaks my native language in case they needs to explain me something about my pronunctiation or grammar rule. Is this a important thing or I'm overthinking? submitted by /u/AnnieMobile [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

How exactly do you go about learning from media? should you have the language you're learning speaking with english subtitles, or the other way around, or what? Currently trying to learn quebecois french ! submitted by /u/_LemonySnicket [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hii, I'm from Colombia, and I have a question for swiss people (someone bet me to answer it, and I'm like "I need help lol"). "what is the expression in french used by the Swiss when they are are in doubt about something?" submitted by /u/FumeZhenix [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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As the title says, I’m trying to get some inspiration for making a more structured study routine. Take me through a day of learning a language with you. What do you do or would like to do if you had more time to spare, in order to make daily study the most effective language learning program. A couple of things to keep in mind: I just started learning Portuguese two weeks ago and I have plenty of free time every day. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/Affectionate_Ask1049 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

They have been promising A2 for months and started accepting payments for annual subs end of 2023. There was a good amount of dissent on the community boards, and rather than follow up with paying customers or providing updates, they literally removed the community feature so as to avoid the issue. No response from customer service. At this point it feels like a cash grab scam. Curious to know what other Redditors' experience has been. (Feel free to chime in u/SpanishVIP) submitted by /u/KidcoreJae [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Id like to learn Thangmi, but finding resources for it has been a bit of a struggle. Any help would be greatly appreciated submitted by /u/asexiersasquach [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’m an intermediate-level Spanish speaker, resuming Spanish language studies after a 15 year break. My writing and reading skills are fine/good, but my speaking skills are poor. My professor says the only way to improve speaking fluency is to live and study in Spanish-speaking countries. However, I really don’t have the money or ability in my life to do that. So, am I doomed to be intermediate forever? submitted by /u/squareghost11 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I’ve been wanting to play audio in the language that I’m learning from my phone. I think it’s important to replay audio over and over again to really remember some sentences from movies, YouTube, and etc. Does anyone know of an app that can allow me to play my own files from my computer, and allow me to play them while I’m working through headphones. Any ideas or alternative solutions? Thanks. submitted by /u/Level-War7231 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more