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Me, after studying languages: *sees foreign language* haha cool, guess I'm learning this language now too

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Me, before studying languages: *sees foreign language* What is this jibberish??
Me, after studying languages: *sees foreign language* haha cool, guess I'm learning this language now too

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@spanish speakers te amo feels weird to say??????
TE AMO! IS TOO! INTIMATE!! maybe if you say it quickly and in a jokey way its ok but in a serious talk??? it feels too much!!!!!!!
āi love youā is NOTHING compared to te amo. i love you feels like a kiss on the check and te amo feels like fucking marriage.Ā
#I have like a whole thing on saying te amo to anyone
YEA. i had a relationship with someone and she dropped theĀ āte amoā super quicky and i was likeā¦ā¦ā¦ā¦āthats ok, thank you, but im gonna be honest w youā¦.iām not saying te amo until i really feel itā thats how serious it is.Ā
te amo IS very serious, very deep, very intimate. when you want to tell someone that you love them without it being massive, the term you want isĀ te quiero
cant believe no one had contributed this
Same for German imho?!??? Ich liebe dich is THE confession. You donāt drop it in a joking way.
It might just be me, but I wouldnāt randomly pepper ŠÆ Š»ŃŠ±Š»Ń ŃŠµŠ±Ń into conversation either. It feels⦠too much.
Maybe it is the English one that is weird
I felt like i have to say it
Japanese Readš
"ŁŲ±Ų§Ų”Ų©Ł Ų§ŁŁŲŖŲ§ŲØŁ Ų§ŁŲµŲŁŲŲ ŁŁ Ų§ŁŁŁŲŖŁ Ų§ŁŲµŲŁŲ ŲØŲ„Ł ŁŲ§ŁŁŲ§ أ٠تغŁŲ± Ł Ų³Ų§Ų± ŲŁŲ§ŲŖŁŁšæ"
āReading the right book at the right time can change the course of your lifešæ.ā
might fuck around and drink the daily recommended amount of water
i have to pee
Telling Estonians and Finns that sauna sucks is a not smart thing to do. Do it only at your own risk.Ā
Sauna sucks
hey @useless-finlandfacts it looks like someone needs beatingā¦with vihta ;)
gonna spank that nonsense out of ur german ass

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concept: Iām able to fluently express myself in a wide range of languages. The eyes of native speakers lighten up when they hear me speak their language, complimenting me on my skills. I have now access to culture and people in a way I never had before.
Hard Facts
me: i am so stupid⦠genuinely illiterate. i am the dumbest bitch alive
someone: youāre stupid
me: Einstein Wants What I Have
šš 10 Greek Phrases that Every Beginner should know! You can learn Greek with the best FREE online resources, just click here: https://www.greekpod101.com/?src=social_phrases_070419
Itās the story of my life.

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what is the difference between ŠæŠ¾ŃŠµŠ¼Ń, Š·Š°ŃŠµŠ¼ Šø за ŃŃŠ¾ and when would one use one over the other ?
Hi! ŠŠ¾ŃŠµŠ¼Ń is for the reason. ŠŠ°Ńем is for the purpose.Ā ŠŠ¾ŃŠµŠ¼Ń ŃŃ Š½ŠøŃŠµŠ³Š¾ не еŃŃ? Why are you not eating anything? = what is the reason that you are refusing the food? What makes you refusing the food? Are you sick? Is the food too bad for you?Ā
ŠŠ°Ńем ŃŃ Š½Šµ еŃŃ Š½ŠøŃŠµŠ³Š¾? - What is the purpose of refusing the food? Are you protesting? Are you losing weight? Ā Do you simply want to attract my attention by refusing the food?
ŠŠ° ŃŃŠ¾ is used when somebody is asking what is the reason for punishment or poor treatment, i.e. somebody did something bad to you, and you ask,Ā āŠŠ° ŃŃŠ¾? Š§ŃŠ¾ Ń ŃŠµŠ±Šµ ŃŠ“елал?ā - Why what did I do to you?Ā
How I Learn Languages
As an aspiring polyglot, itās important that I have a bunch of resources at my disposal for language learning. I use a variety of resources for my learning, such as books, websites, apps, T.V. shows, movies, etc. Almost all of these resources are free too! These are some of my resources!
-Websites-
1. Omniglot
This website is more for finding information about languages and finding languages to learn. It has a very comprehensive list of languages and you can find plenty of secondary resources for learning the language. You can find tutors for that language, and even songs in your target language. I can just about guarantee you that no matter what language youāre looking for, it will be documented here.Ā It is absolutely amazing, and it is a FANTASTIC resource for the dedicated linguist. Price- Free
http://www.omniglot.com/
2. Duolingo
This is both a website AND an app, however, I tend to use the website more frequently, mainly because Iām always on my laptop anyway. The learning system that this website uses makes out very easy to stay motivated, and the lessons are organized amazingly. Currently, the website offers about 27 different language courses for English speakers, and various language courses for speakers of languages other than English. You can set goals for yourself, take multiple courses, be involved in discussions, and even do translating activities. Beware though, it gets VERY addicting. Price- Free
https://www.duolingo.com
3. Memrise
Also a website AND an app, this is my all time favorite resource for learning languages. It has SO many languages to choose from, and it even offers subjects other than languages, although foreign language learning is its primary appeal factor. Price- Free
http://www.memrise.com/home/
4. BBC Languages
Although this sector of BBC has been archived and is no longer updated, it still contains some valuable information. It includes some useful phrases, alphabet guides, and jokes in many languages. Youāre bound to learn something new there, so check it out! Price- Free
http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/
5. Foreign Service Institute (FSI)
This website offers language courses constructed by the U.S. government, and relies heavily on audio-based learning. However, many of the language courses include lessons in the form of pdf. There is a very large selection of languages to choose from, so this resource is very good for getting an excellent introduction to your target language. Price- Free
https://fsi-languages.yojik.eu/
6. Live Lingua Project
Claiming to be the internetās largest collection of free public domain language learning materials, this website is a MUST for language learners. It contains the FSI courses, Peace Corps language learning materials, and the DLI (military) language courses. It also offers Skype sessions for language learners in several different languages! The main appeal of this website, however, is the Peace Corps language material archive. There are SO many different languages to choose from, and there are many ebooks and audio files to take advantage of here. Price- Free
https://www.livelingua.com/#project
7. Languages On the Web
This website offers texts that translate English texts into 55 other languages. It is not a translator, it merely provides reading material in foreign languages to learners. It is a very useful website, especially for analyzing how sentences are formed in other languages. Price- Free
http://www.lonweb.org/
8. Learn 101
This website is really helpful for explaining grammatical concepts and for learning general stuff about languages, such as verbs, vocabulary, nouns, adjectives, basic phrases, foods, etc. There are quite alot of languages offered on this website, so itās a great resource! Price- Free (for certain features)
http://learn101.org/
9. Clozemaster
This website is great for learning languages through a sentence based, contextual experience. Itās a bit like Duolingo in that sense, and it requires you to fill in missing words from sentences. In my opinion, itās better for people with a background in their target language, and they offer many different options for languages. Itās also good for speakers of a native language other than English! Price- Free
https://www.clozemaster.com/
10. Lexicity
This is a great website for ancient language learners, and it provides resources for Egyptian, Mayan, Hittite, Latin, Old English, Etruscan, Gaulish, and several others. I have found the majority of resources that I have looked through helpful to my learning efforts. They have dictionaries, grammars, charts, and texts, and it is a very comprehensive resource. Price- Free
http://lexicity.com/
11. Book2
This is a good resource for learners looking for audio files to help them practice their listening. I havenāt used it all too much, but there are many language options, so youāre bound to find a language that you find interesting on here. Price- Free
http://www.goethe-verlag.com/book2/
12. Lang-8
This is a great resource for getting feedback on your writing in your target language. You can post things in your target language, and native speakers of that language will correct it, and you can do the same for other people! Itās very helpful, and is a great resource if you have to write in your target language often. Price- Free
http://lang-8.com/
13. Bilinguis
This website offers a few books to read in different languages and is good for comparing different languages of the same book. This makes for good practice for reading in your target language. Price- Free
http://bilinguis.com/
14. Udemy
There are quite a few languages courses on this website, although several of them cost money. However, there are quite a few courses that are free, and are good for introducing you to your language of choice. Price- Varies depending on the course, however, there are some free ones
https://www.udemy.com/courses/
-Apps- [For this, I can only give the price for iPhones, however, I am relatively sure that these should be the same price in the Android store]
1. Memrise
As mentioned above in the websites section, this app is so amazing for on-the-go language learning, as well as for subjects other than languages! It helps users memorize concepts withĀ āmemeā which are pictures that will remind you of what the word or concept means, and itās such a unique and fun learning experience! It has the feel of using flashcards, but I just love using this app so much. Price- Free
2. Duolingo
Also mentioned in the websites section, this app is great for both learning new words and reviewing words that you have either memorized or have just been exposed to. There are grammar lessons available, translation activities, groups that you can join, and Duolingo makes it fun to learn a language with itās reward system. Price- Free
3. HelloTalk
This is my absolute FAVORITE app to talk to native speakers of my target language(s). You can become language partners with people, help others with translations, video/voice call, send voice messages, and have as many partners as you want! Itās an absolutely amazing app, and I highly recommend it to everyone! Warning- If youāre a native English speaker looking for a native Chinese speaker, you will get HUNDREDS of requests. It might overwhelm you for a second. Price- Free
4. TuneIn Radio
This is really great for finding stations in your target language, and it helps with practicing both comprehension of spoken language as well as introduces you to awesome music in your target language! Price- Free
5. Tigercards
This app presents words in the form of lists, and gives you vocab so that you can review it. Not the best presentation of words and it doesnāt really offer a memorization technique like Memrise, but itās still helpful! Price- Free
6. Busuu
This app is a bit like Duolingo, and it offers German, Spanish, Portuguese, French, English, Italian, Russian, Polish, Turkish, Japanese, and Chinese! Price- Free
7. uTalk
This app offers so many different languages, itās pretty incredible. There are games that you can play, phrasebooks, and several other features. The interface is also really awesome and simple, so it makes learning easier than usual. Definitely a must have. Price- Free
8. Innovative Language
I havenāt used this app much, but I have heard that the lessons on this app are very good, and you can download the lessons so that you can view them offline. Price- Free
9. FlashSticks
This has been super helpful to me, in addition to the games and flashcards that it offers, it also provides an object scanner, which uses your camera to scan objects and then tells you what itās called in your target language! Price- Free
10. Mondly
This has been an awesome resource for me since itās a bit like Duolingo, only with more unique language options. Iām currently using it to learn Hindi, however, there are tons of other language options. The interface is awesome, and I love using it. Price- Free
11. MindSnacks
This company makes several different language apps, and currently Iām using the Mandarin, Japanese, and French ones. So far, Iāve really enjoyed these apps! Price- Free
12. Spotify
Through Spotifyās āWordā category, there are many different playlists dedicated to language learning, such as for Arabic, Mandarin, French,Ā Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese, and Swedish! Price- Free
13. Quizlet
This is more of a diy language learning resource. It is not an inherent language learning resource, however, if you learn best through lists and/or flashcards, then this app allows you to make cards and review vocab that way! I use it all the time for exams! Price- Free
14. FluentU
This is an awesome app for watching videos in your target language, and is really good for learning new words. Price- the app is free, but the service is $15 per month or $120 per year
-Books-
1. Teach Yourself
This series offers an astounding number of languages, and I have found them to be pretty effective in helping me learn languages. I have used the Russian, Arabic, Mandarin, and Irish ones.
2. Barronās Grammar and Verb books
I really like the way Barronās does language books, so far I have used their Japanese grammar book and their Russian verbs book, and I really like the layout of them, especially the grammar book!
3. Dk Visual Bilingual Dictionaries
These are so helpful for me, Iāve been using the Mandarin and Japanese dictionaries for a long time, and they are so comprehensive and awesome!
4. Ethnologue
These arenāt languageĀ ālearningā materials, but rather they help me find new languages to learn. These are more for the linguistic lovers, since they catalog almost every living language in the world in every country, and provide language maps and statistics. Thereās really fascinating stuff in those books, so I highly recommend purchasing them.Ā
5. The āDirtyā books
So far, I have only used the Japanese version, however, I really like what the book includes, and itās great for learning slang in your target language, and things that traditional textbooks wouldnāt teach you.
6. Living Language
I LOVE these books so much, Iāve used the Russian, Mandarin, and French ones and Iāve found them very helpful! The layout of these are very nice, and theyāre pretty comprehensive.
7. Tuttle books
Tuttle offers several different language books, and they all are very good in my opinion. I have used their books for Arabic, Korean, Mandarin, Japanese, and Hindi.
Thatās all that I have right now, but if you all would like more resources than I will definitely make a second one!
Courses in Russian online
Hi, babes.
A couple of days ago I found the official site of Pushkin Institute and itās awesome. It is translated into several languages, e.g. English, Chinese, German, Spanish and others.
There are Russian courses for students of any level.
There are also lots of courses in Russian, for example, a course on cooking the Russian way, modern Russian art, Old Church Slavonic course and many other topics. Unfortunately, I donāt think there are subtitles for these courses and the courses themselves are in Russian, so Iād recommend them to people with B1+.
And here you can take a test to assess your level of fluency.
Thereās also a site for children here. It has very simple materials so it might be suitable for A1-A2 levels. Here are words by themes and here is a little video on verbs of motion andĀ hereĀ - on types of verbs.
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so i threw this into translate
and i was confused for a split second before remembering:Ā

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We just produce SOUNDS that we give MEANING TO in order to COMMUNICATE and SHARE IDEAS and itās called a LANGUAGE and⦠remember when you didnāt speak your second language and you could only hear gibberish like āowhfgbairombdyeoā and now when you hear the exact same gibberish youāre just like āoh yeah, that makes senseā and ISNāT IT AMAZING ARENāT OUR BRAINS CRAZY WEIRD OMG I CANāT
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How to recover from a broken heart:Ā start learning a new language.