i can speak english and spanish both fluently 
what languages can you speak?
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Just English.
I can read Spanish fairly well, but can't speak it.
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I'm pitiful and only really know English because I decided to take the easy mode Latin over German or Spanish
I'd adore learning a new language but I do best with in-person learning and that's not really an option again yet -
Portuguese (mother language), English, French, Italian and I can understand some Spanish, but I can't speak it.
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Portuguese (mother language), English, French, Italian and I can understand some Spanish, but I can't speak it.
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English and Arabic (Mother tongue), I can say sentences in Arabic but not full-fledged conversations, I can understand it really well tho.
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english, hindi, urdu, arabic, and im learning spanish lul
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rn im barely passing with a b in the class sooo maybe not
wait what
a passing grade at my school is a D??
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wait what
a passing grade at my school is a D??
passing by my standards*
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If you guys want to understand a foreign language, just consume a ton of content in that language that has context.
Watch shows on Netflix in your target language, the key is to pay attention and do not use subtitles in your native language. If you use subtitles in your native language, it defeats the point.
Watch a few hours a day and you will be surprised at how much you understand in that language after a few months.
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If you guys want to understand a foreign language, just consume a ton of content in that language that has context.
Watch shows on Netflix in your target language, the key is to pay attention and not use subtitles in your native language.
Watch a few hours a day and you will be surprised at how much you understand in that language after a few months.
cap /j
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Mandarin and Cantonese and English
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Spanish and english fluently, and I'm studying japanese. I know a little bit of japanese now but not much.
oooh spanish
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If you guys want to understand a foreign language, just consume a ton of content in that language that has context.
Watch shows on Netflix in your target language, the key is to pay attention and do not use subtitles in your native language. If you use subtitles in your native language, it defeats the point.
Watch a few hours a day and you will be surprised at how much you understand in that language after a few months.
EXACTLY THISSSSS
i understood so much more after watching shows in the languages i speak. plus regularly having people around you that speak the language
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EXACTLY THISSSSS
i understood so much more after watching shows in the languages i speak. plus regularly having people around you that speak the language
It is also more enjoyable than doing grammar exercises, workbooks, flashcards, and conjugation tables. I feel like you acquire more of the language by being immersed in it through things like shows anyways.
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It is also more enjoyable than doing grammar exercises, workbooks, flashcards, and conjugation tables. I feel like you acquire more of the language by being immersed in it through things like shows anyways.
absolutely. you may not know all of the meaning and deeper things but in the end, if you can communicate you've got the language down in my books.
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Fluent in English and conversational in Vietnamese
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Russian, English, Bulgarian, and my native language. I also have an N5 level of Japanese, does it count?
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English and quite a bit of Spanish. I'm learning Italian, French and Korean :)
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Portuguese, English, Korean
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at the same time ??
Yes!! Lol it can get quite hard but I never give up #inspirational
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Just English and a bit of Spanish...I'm also trying to learn German and Korean
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Faroese, Danish and English fluently. (or at least, I'm very good at it)
Und ich habe Deutsch in Schule gelernt, so ich kann ein bitschen Deutsch sprechen. Oder mein Deutsch ist "okay".
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ing i thought you knew already about the languages i speak 
), English fluently and Japanese fluently (ish xD )Participate now!
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