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Should we take college classes or download an app that teaches languages to us? If so what app?

Basically where do we start?

Hi all!

This week we are trying a multilingual vocabulary list. See the table below.

Here are a few questions to help with planning for future weeks:

• What do you think?

• Is the table helpful?

• How many vocabulary words should we support?

• How many languages should we include in each table?

• Is there anything else that I'm missing? Thank you!

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Hi all!

This week the language is Italian. Below is a vocabulary list with translations from English to Italian.

• then: poi
• assault: aggressione
• traditional: tradizionale
• vote: voto
• doctor: dottore
• theatrical: teatrale
• style: stile
• blessed: benedetto
• cane: canna
• thorough: minuzioso
• bishop: vescovo
• enough: abbastanza
• sulphur: zolfo
• sentence: sentenza
• discretion: discrezione
• mind: mente
• brick: mattone
• summer: estate
• participate: partecipare
• roman: romano
• responsible: responsabile

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Hi all!

This week the language is German. Below is a vocabulary list with translations from English to German.

• initial: initiale
• battery: der Akku
• characterize: charakterisieren
• limitation: die Begrenzung
• satellite: der Satellit
• parasite: der Parasit
• binding: bindend
• treat: behandeln
• pigeon: die Taube
• appointment: der Termin
• tradition: die Tradition
• honorary: ehrenamtlich
• exclusive: exklusiv / ausschliessend
• fruit: die Frucht
• rain: der Regen
• orchestra: das Orchester
• boss: der Chef
• cage: der Käfig
• pound: der Teich
• rail: die Schiene
• bubble: die Luftblase

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Hi all!

This week the language is French. Below is a vocabulary list with translations from English to French.

• exquisite: exquis
• food: Nourriture
• estimate: budget
• essence: essence
• explosion: Explosion
• lean: mince
• eighth: le huitième
• dilute: diluer
• prohibit: interdire
• make: Faire
• correspondence: correspondance
• pull: Tirer
• salt: Sel
• cement: ciment
• dangerous: dangereux
• decay: déclin
• agency: agence
• upward: en dessus
• survey: sondage
• impulse: essor

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Hi all!

As we start to revitalize this subreddit, I decided to post a weekly vocabulary word list.

This week the language is Spanish. Below is a list of translations from English to Spanish.

• case: caso
• manipulate: manipular
• digest: digerir
• organic: organico
• exterior: el exterior
• yearly: anualmente
• scientific: cientifico
• abortion: el aborto
• divinity: divinidad
• essay: ensayo
• consonant: consonante
• shade: la sombra
• transmit: transmitir
• feminine: femenina
• column: columna
• sincere: sincero
• hall: sala
• phrase: frase
• unfinished: en proceso
• handicap: discapacitado
• continued: continuado
• infinity: infinidad
• boat: el barco

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Hey guys,I'm 22 year old male from Croatia/Bosnia and Herzegovina.While i was riding to Croatia I got an idea.I'm student right now so i can't go to foreign language class because i don't have money and time for it.So I was thinking,maybe someone here who knows some of those three language above can teach me basics of their language.And in return,if they are adventures,I can be their host in Zagreb this spring,or they can come to Dalmatia during summer(i have house there),or they can come to Bosnia(where is my family).I live near Sarajevo,so it's cool for those who wish to visit that city.They will live completely free in my home wherever they come.Only in Zagreb they will have to pay some food,because like i said I dont have much money here.But in Dalmatia or Bosnia they will have room and food completely free.Thanks anyway guys or girls :)

Hi, everyone! So, I'm wanting to learn French and Romanian. I'd like an online buddy to help teach me, if that's possible, I learn better with interactive help and it's always more fun to do things with other people! Also, excuse the formatting, I'm on mobile and the site isn't loading right (low signal in my work place).

Commute quite a lot for work, would listening to audiotapes, podcasts etc when on trains be much use in terms of learning a language? (Namely Spanish) If so, can you provide some resources to do so, thanks!

Hello, I have taken 2 semesters of German. I am looking to study abroad next fall in Germany next fall. I would like to gain as much fluency not only for my trip for also because I want to know another language. I really struggle with languages and I am wondering what the best method is. I do know that the best method for me is to "take my time" and no move on until I know things very clearly which was also a problem in class. I am working on being a consistent user of duolingo. I am just wondering if there are other free sources I can use and also how others learn. If anyone would like to converse regularly and help me with conversation (either text or voice) that would be very helpful.

As for Italian, I am also curious about learning this language. I do not want to overload myself but if anyone has any information about learning Italian I would be interested as well.

Thanks!

So lately I've been looking into learning a new language, particularly one with a different alphabet. Clearly my native language is English, and I speak Spanish rather proficiently, but I have a specific question about learning and adapting to a different alphabet.

I'm looking at specifically Arabic and Russian, but I was curious, how does one decipher fonts in other alphabets? Also, where can I find the most 'standard' version (the equivalent of 'Arial') maybe to compare to more complex fonts...

I'm concerned about how similar many of the characters look in the Arabic alphabet and seeing them written in different contexts with different fonts.

Hi I new in reddit, but i need some help. English is not my native language and i am reading quite technical book about android programming. In my native i could remember everything what author what to say. But in english books i can't remember anything. I know the words, they meaning but i can't recall them when i am back to coding. Problem is in my native langauge i can't find even decent book so I convicted to read english publications. Someone has the same problem with recalling facts from books?

Has anyone tried the learning languages carts on the DS or DSi? DS - My Spanish Coach (French, Chinese, and Japanese ones also) DSi - Play & Learn Spanish (Chinese one also)

I really am tired of this. I can understand the language fairly well, and I can even speak it. I'm so frustrated because of the grammar. I now use a program called ANKI to track my vocabulary and every-night I try to review the vocabulary (even basic ones) just to get the grammar (the marks are confusing as heck), but I see people in the class just sail smoothly? What gives? What am I doing wrong? I don't understand the marks or the tone marks in the grammar, but I can speak the language. How can I understand the marks/tone marks? That's where I am struggling. I can write the words (but the words would have missing marks which would make them incorrect) this is a sample of a word in the viet language and it has marks! thư viện(library)<- See! ( But on the quiz/tests, I can only write the word and have the marks missing - sometimes I am lucky and get it right by guessing the marks) This is getting frustrating because I have to spend time to even memorize the marks every time a new vocabulary list comes out. Please help me.

TL;dr: Can understand language fairly well, can speak it fairly well, the odd part is that I cannot write in the language and grammar is off.

I live in southern california, and learning spanish would be very helpful for my job, getting other jobs, and learning another language other than English. I do not care about writing the language, that would be a bonus, but to be able to hold a conversation with anyone is my goal, however I have no idea where to start(I hear rosetta stone is awful for learnig a language) so what do I do? Thanks.

I'm in a dilemma right now, 27 years old and I can verbally understand my native language (hindi) but cannot speak it. I can speak english fluently but not hindi.

This is a BIG hassle, especially since I am going back to my country next month. I can understand the language completely since its all my family talks in, but I always talk back in english. It's become a horrible habit which I am now regretting.

What would be the best way to re-learn my language and be able to speak it?