Learn Foreign Languages

Use duolingo. Both online and on phone. Memrise are also a good app. (⌒▽⌒)   reply

It's fun hahaha although I'm currently studying French and Italian together with Korean and Japanese (which, I realized, is HARD). We were required to know some basics on Latin, and English was already taught during our primary education. Studying languages is fun, especially if you have somebody to help you. There are also a lot of apps (like Duol......   reply

Well as for myself I don't really wish to speak korean, Japanese or English since I'm studying them at college. It's more like I want to speak them properly, I'm working my ass off to obtain jlpt n2 in December plus trying to erase some of the mistakes remaining in English but that's so hard (Ｔ▽Ｔ) ( I gladly accept any help from natives, I ca......   reply

I know three dialects of where I came from (out of hundreds; no kidding), English and I'm trying to learn Spanish and Japanese. I was always interested in language when I was a kid but my resources back then were scarce. Now that I have resources, responsibilities are killing me and I almost have no time in learning new languages ╥......   2 reply

Apart from Italian, I'm pretty fluent in Spanish and English. At school I learned German and French but my secret wish is being able to speak Japanese (so that I won't need subtitles while watching animes XD). I'd also like to learn Portuguese.   2 reply

So my native language is Malay, but I'm not really good with it. I'm fluent in English so much more, I even talk with my friend in English, I felt awkward talking in Malay, everyone knows that problem of me. I'm also good with Japanese, and Arabic! Right now, I was learning Chinese, German, Spanish and a little bit of Swedish :) And because of tha......   1 reply

I'm from an African country (Seychelles) so in addition to my native language i grew up learning English and French, I;m at university now and been learning Chinese for 2 years now (went to China too). i told myself after learning Chinese i'll tackle japanese and korean, but it took me a while to grasp Chinese. I wanted to give up so many times but......   reply

I have learned several. I use them to varying degrees and know them at different levels and I am still studying them and learning others. Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese (Mandarin), Korean, Italian, Portuguese, German, and then to a lesser degree Latin, Dutch, Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian, I studied. Chinese (Cantonese), Polish, Russian, Ukrai......   reply