If you are learning a new language, post your tips on how you are learning it?

[bitterguy28]

Apart from my local dialogue I speak other local dialogue but the better way to learn about other languages is to stay close to people who speak the language, maybe consider moving to location where the language is used frequently by so doing, learning the language will much easier.

There's no need to go from place to place mate just to learn other languages .

We have Full access in internet that Can give us what we need, There are voice apps in which you can download the Right pronunciation of each Language ,So you can practice on your own.

And also there are Online Teacher now,offering  Language courses over internet.

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[MinerChef]

English is my second language and i have really good tip for you. Watch movies/TV series or even cartoons ONLY with audio and subs on Spanish. This is good training of the things you learn in Duolingo because you can hear and see how the words are written. 

[MCobian]

There are many ways to be able to learn a new language, the most important thing is that we have a strong intention first. Usually I look for
video tutorials that we can get on the YouTube platform, learn first vocabulary words that are used for everyday conversation. After we have
started to remember it, practice by speaking directly to people in the country we are learning the language for. Suppose we are studying Japanese,
we need to speak directly to Japanese people, so that we can master the language faster. Now there are many platforms that we can use to talk
to people in other countries.

[Chato1977]

Just like all of the answers, it is the internet that is helping me out..

And at some point there are some friends from Italy that is helping me out now because I plan of staying there and i want to learn speaking in Italian before going .

[peter0425]

I studied German at school, but my level was close to elementary when, 7 years after graduation, I needed German for my career. I decided to repeat what I taught at school, but then I found more effective and high-quality teaching materials on https://ru-geld.de/en/german/levels-and-tests.html#for-lern. I really liked the new online textbooks with clear explanations and examples, a lot of interesting tasks in German, which help not only to better memorize new words and grammar, but also to practice in German. But the most important thing for me is that I was able to access all of this for free. It seems to me that the secret to successfully learning a new language is a consistent and thoughtful learning plan and stimulating the student's cognitive interest.

was wondering why all of your post composed of pure links?

i find some of the accounts here in off topic same account like you,.

i am just curious on what is the deal why your account like others are posting pure links in all of their posts? is there any thing related ?

[B-Bit]

If you are still young, you can learn more languages. Although we cannot travel because of the epidemic, we can go out and play at will when everything improves. We can go wherever we want, and communication will not be hindered. .
If you want to learn a language, you can watch more movies and imitate them. I spend a little time every day learning other languages. Although dual subtitles were required at the beginning, they gradually accumulated. When you have accumulated that you already know what the meaning of a movie performance is, you don’t need to understand it through subtitles. You are one step closer to success.

[ethereumhunter]

If you are still young, you can learn more languages. Although we cannot travel because of the epidemic, we can go out and play at will when everything improves. We can go wherever we want, and communication will not be hindered. .
If you want to learn a language, you can watch more movies and imitate them. I spend a little time every day learning other languages. Although dual subtitles were required at the beginning, they gradually accumulated. When you have accumulated that you already know what the meaning of a movie performance is, you don’t need to understand it through subtitles. You are one step closer to success.

Older people can also learn more languages. It is about how your will about that. If you really want to learn the other language, you will spend your time learning and practice and I will give a big portion in practising because, with practice, you will know what is wrong and what you need to learn more.
Watching more movies about that language can help you to understand and with practice, I am sure you will have the skills to speak that language. But you need to be patient because learning a new language will not easy as it says.

[Shasha80]

If you are still young, you can learn more languages. Although we cannot travel because of the epidemic, we can go out and play at will when everything improves. We can go wherever we want, and communication will not be hindered. .
If you want to learn a language, you can watch more movies and imitate them. I spend a little time every day learning other languages. Although dual subtitles were required at the beginning, they gradually accumulated. When you have accumulated that you already know what the meaning of a movie performance is, you don’t need to understand it through subtitles. You are one step closer to success.

Older people can also learn more languages. It is about how your will about that. If you really want to learn the other language, you will spend your time learning and practice and I will give a big portion in practising because, with practice, you will know what is wrong and what you need to learn more.
Watching more movies about that language can help you to understand and with practice, I am sure you will have the skills to speak that language. But you need to be patient because learning a new language will not easy as it says.

There is no age limit to be able to learn a new language, both young people and old people still have the opportunity to learn a new language.
Most importantly we must start with a strong intention, after that we must daily learn the language we want to master. Don't forget to take time
to practice it, can try to talk directly with people who come from the country that we want to learn the language. Suppose we want to learn Japanese,
we have to practice it by talking directly to Japanese people. That way we will be much more mastered the foreign language that we want to master,
especially now that there are many applications that make it easier for us to talk to people from all countries in the world.

[Ucy]

There are language that I find difficult to learn no matter my effort...they just bore me.
But I have noticed that when I'm emotionally attached to a language, I easily learn their words. So, if you want to learn a language, you should probably find something you love about a tribe/society and learn the language of the society by learning that thing you love about them.

[ethereumhunter]

If you are still young, you can learn more languages. Although we cannot travel because of the epidemic, we can go out and play at will when everything improves. We can go wherever we want, and communication will not be hindered. .
If you want to learn a language, you can watch more movies and imitate them. I spend a little time every day learning other languages. Although dual subtitles were required at the beginning, they gradually accumulated. When you have accumulated that you already know what the meaning of a movie performance is, you don’t need to understand it through subtitles. You are one step closer to success.

Older people can also learn more languages. It is about how your will about that. If you really want to learn the other language, you will spend your time learning and practice and I will give a big portion in practising because, with practice, you will know what is wrong and what you need to learn more.
Watching more movies about that language can help you to understand and with practice, I am sure you will have the skills to speak that language. But you need to be patient because learning a new language will not easy as it says.

There is no age limit to be able to learn a new language, both young people and old people still have the opportunity to learn a new language.
Most importantly we must start with a strong intention, after that we must daily learn the language we want to master. Don't forget to take time
to practice it, can try to talk directly with people who come from the country that we want to learn the language. Suppose we want to learn Japanese,
we have to practice it by talking directly to Japanese people. That way we will be much more mastered the foreign language that we want to master,
especially now that there are many applications that make it easier for us to talk to people from all countries in the world.

We are agreed with all you say because as long as we have a strong intention to know and learn that language, we will have an effort to search for how we can master that language. No matter if sometimes we feel it is difficult, we will not stop before we can master it. Actually, this era support and help us to learn a new language because we can use many media available on the internet such as Youtube, a free lesson on the website, or even joining in the conversation with other people. We can try to talk using video calls with that person to help us communicate to help us to master that language.

[Stunzz]

Apart from my local dialogue I speak other local dialogue but the better way to learn about other languages is to stay close to people who speak the language, maybe consider moving to location where the language is used frequently by so doing, learning the language will much easier.

There's no need to go from place to place mate just to learn other languages .

We have Full access in internet that Can give us what we need, There are voice apps in which you can download the Right pronunciation of each Language ,So you can practice on your own.

And also there are Online Teacher now,offering  Language courses over internet.

Sorry to ask but please have you tried in learning a new language through the voice apps ever before? If yes, how soft did you achieve that?

[BlackPinker]

I think recitation is the best way to learn a foreign language. Of course, for me, I spend a lot of time on bitcointalk every day, which is also helpful for my English learning.

[Mauser]

For me the best way to learn a new language is with Apps like duolingo. The have small sets of tasks you need to do every day, it includes, writing, listening and speaking. It only takes 10 minutes and you can repeat it as much as you want. Also if you forget your tasks you get reminders which is very helpful. You can use the App in the morning during breakfast, at night in bed or just when you are on the move. I improved a lot with it.

[Xinarae*]

There are many people who want to learn a new language but cannot learn it at a certain time due to work or study. For them NHK world is a very effective method because you can learn the language at any time on our website you can find audio and text files of all the lessons on NHK World's easy new language learning website. If a lesson is difficult to understand you can listen to it as often as you like again there is no problem in skipping the part that you have learned.

[Chato1977]

I think recitation is the best way to learn a foreign language. Of course, for me, I spend a lot of time on bitcointalk every day, which is also helpful for my English learning.

agreed , this forum alone is best source to learn more and accuracy in english , since most of us does not use english as a native tongue but with this forum slowly we are getting alone and having a chance to at least enhance a little our literacy .

[sonmezmstf1978]

I'm trying to learn a multiple of languages at once, which probably isn't a good thing. However I'm doing duolingo, memrise and just trying to immerse myself in the language itself. Spanish speaking shows and what not (spanish is the language I've decided on at the moment, I took some in school but have forgotten just about everything) but I don't feel like I'm learning enough. They base a lot of it on repetition of words that you got wrong, this understand, but I want to progress faster and it isn't helping when out of the blue I'm getting a word they tried to teach me 3 or so pages ago.

So just out of curiosity how are you learning these languages? I spent a good 2 hours on spanish last night, and I am still getting sentences like me gustaria un poco de vino por favor (which i'm pretty sure is wrong) wrong still.

Does anyone have any language tips they can give?

In fact, continuous exposure to foreign language learning is the most effective method. I suggest you start with simple dialogues or movies that will fill your ears first.

[Timeaftertime]

I don't believe in Duolingo or Memrise. If you want to learn a language, the first thing you need is a teacher. Find someone who is a native speaker in your target language but wants to learn your language. Then teach each other. Seek out likeminded people. If you're learning Spanish, join Spanish learning forums and social media groups. Study together with other language learners. They'll keep you accountable and keep it fun.

If you're learning on your own, watch youtube videos with subtitles on in your target language. A big mistake people make is they watch youtube videos with English subtitles. The subtitles have to be in the target language. Then pause the video whenever you see a word you don't understand and run it through Google Translate. At first this will be incredibly laborious. As you get more proficient, you'll use Google Translate less and less. You can also slow the video down to 0.5% or 0.75% for better comprehension and then work your way up to normal speed.

My advice is to discard Duolingo, Memrise and all the other language learning apps. They are fun, but they are built for the purpose of making the developer money through addictiveness and user engagement. If the real goal is true fluency you've got to have conversations with native speakers. That's the real acid test of your proficiency.

[Chato1977]

I'm trying to learn a multiple of languages at once, which probably isn't a good thing. However I'm doing duolingo, memrise and just trying to immerse myself in the language itself. Spanish speaking shows and what not (spanish is the language I've decided on at the moment, I took some in school but have forgotten just about everything) but I don't feel like I'm learning enough. They base a lot of it on repetition of words that you got wrong, this understand, but I want to progress faster and it isn't helping when out of the blue I'm getting a word they tried to teach me 3 or so pages ago.

So just out of curiosity how are you learning these languages? I spent a good 2 hours on spanish last night, and I am still getting sentences like me gustaria un poco de vino por favor (which i'm pretty sure is wrong) wrong still.

Does anyone have any language tips they can give?

In fact, continuous exposure to foreign language learning is the most effective method. I suggest you start with simple dialogues or movies that will fill your ears first.

Learning at least 1 word per day , from the meaning and how to use the word, in 1 year that would be 365 words or more?
then that might be enough to talk to someone with that language ,

[alexbitman]

I’m getting pretty far into French and lately I’ve just been listening to a lot of native material. For instance, Ted talks, or podcasts: Intermediate French Podcast, which is for learners. I watch some videos on the Easy French YouTube channel here and there. And I watch this show on Netflix called Dix PourCent. I put my weekly schedule in a productivity planner. I don't always follow it exactly the same way every week, but some things are constant (flashcards, lessons, pronunciation & listening practice).

[mich]

When learning a new language I recommend full immersion.
It's best to speak the new language around native speakers and force yourself to communicate with them even if your vocabulary is limited.
I also think daily practice is absolutely essential. Duolingo or Babbel are great apps to practice on-the-go.