Learning a new language

[ledgerboa9]

You can get graduated out with a specific language you want to learn, or you just want to learn its speaking?

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[tephrafrizzy4]

In todays world of modern science you dont need tuitions just go to youtube and start a crash course at home]

[unfriendlytealT]

However modern is the world, there is no match for real tuition, so its better to join a nearby language learning center

[hieu5189]

From what I've learned, there are five essental components to learning a language:
1. Practice
2. Practice
3. Practice
4. Practice
5. I think, you can make a guess.

[bicyclebiff6]

I am currently on a course to learn German because for my job placement its needed urgently. Its too tough

[ununoctiumprecipitate3]

Try and interact with the people who speak that language and learn it.

[Crash21]

I want to learn language where everything writing from right to left

[cross_over100]

learning a new language is helpful to us,because if you in thier country you already have knowledge on thier language.

[Telybin]

If I have the opportunity to learn a new language, I will study Japanese. Because, i like eating Japanese food, want to find the background of Japanese

[ArgentZykov84]

I usually watch movies and TV shows in the language I need

[crypt_4_life]

I think the easiest way is to study a self-learning book and watch movies with subtitles.

[Beyond Seen Screen]

Try to create an environment where a new language will be present. For example, change the language of your phone or PC, listen to their music, read their books and you should use apps like hello talk where you can speak with someone who is native in that language.

[DanilovaSeverina]

Just learn vocabularies, read books and watch movies in the language you are learning. All come true

[renaroa]

Reading books in the language you're trying to learn is really helpful unless that language uses different characters in writing. My English wasn't really improving like how I want to in the past years so I tried reading novels and watching movies in English. It really helped in improving my grammar and accent.

[Red Lanterns]

I'd just go to the language school if i'd like to learn English

[Denifriska]

If you defenitely want to learn a new language, you know that you can start from the beggining or from the basic. First thing you must know is the basic or the daily words they speak in their conversations.

[UDD_Coin]

Immersion. That's the best way. Works best the younger you are, but with enough time, it works for almost anyone. When you have no choice but to learn it just to get by, it's pretty essential.

[sbmnl]

Learning a new language is fun. It is somehow challenging but at the same time, you are not just learning the language but also the amazing culture and its history.

[toyaaaaang]

You can watch tutorials on youtube. The key is to be very patient. You must also learn how to respect not only their language, but also their culture because it's a huge part of it. There are also some apps where you can chat with people with different language and you can teach each other. There're lots of ways to learn, you just have to persevere. 

[FairWin.Tech]

Reading a textbook at home should be enough at first, if the language is not too difficult. Then you can read other books in order to write down and remember new words. By building up your vocabulary you will learn to understand the language. With time you will be able to watch series and listen to audiobooks. The key is persistence. If you devote at least half an hour a day to learning a language, you will be fine. And I have heard that it is important to think in the language you are learning. At least you should try.