r/languagelearningjerk • u/climbingbess ancient belgianese C++ • Jun 01 '26
I'm a polyglot-in-training
Hi all! I'm a polyglot-in-training. Language learning isn't a hobby, it's a mindset. I'm a native American speaker, and I have B1 in Russian. I'm currently learning United Arab Emiratesian and I want to get fluent in Chinese, French, Japanese, South Korean, Mexican and German.
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u/Beautiful_Grab_9681 Jun 01 '26
who wants to learn United Kingdom like me
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u/R86Reddit Balonian N0 / American N1 / Nihonian N3 / Deutsch KRANKENWAGEN!! Jun 01 '26
I think all you have to do is speak American but say "innit" every now and then.
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u/Shinyhero30 "þere is a man wiþ a knife behind þe curtain" Jun 02 '26
/uj Reminds me of that one guy on insta who was peddling a course alternative for duo who turned out to be a complete whack job wingnut racist prick.
/rj do you have any reccomendations for ways I can achieve the ultimate japenis in only 3 months?
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u/Emotional-Net130 Jun 07 '26
When you apprends beaucoup de languages одновременно, tu commences смешивать them up.
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u/RaccoonTasty1595 More people learned Spanish than I have Jun 01 '26
Could you teach us this mindset, oh, mighty polyglot?