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What's the best way to learn a language without going to a language school? Any suggestion please?
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Google, youtube. 😅😅..what language do you want to learn? Me i want Japanese, I'm planning to work there after my contract here
I'm learning spanish for about 2 months now but the progress is too slow. I tried duolingo because it's popular to language learners but the topics are redundant so I was bored with it and uninstalled. I want to learn but I can't afford a language class 😅
It's really the issue... the fee..haha.. so people just go through internet and youtubes.. btw, isn't Tesda offers language courses for free?
Oh really? I didn't know that TESDA offers language courses. Thanks for letting me know, I'll try to inquire then.
I know they have english, japanese, but not sure for spanish..
Try to read the articles, newspaper in that language. Or else you can watch movies in that language
Thanks. I'll try that. I'm learning spanish and it's quite hard to find a good movie in spanish.
Then you can read newspaper, articles in Spanish language.
Alright! I appreciate your suggestions.
All the best for you ☺️. And also thanks for appreciating me
DuoLingo app <3 If I have a phone, I've downloaded it <3
Uninstalled it few weeks ago. It's awesome at first but as the lessons goes on, it's being redundant 😅
Well, I think they need to update their lessons though.... But, you can always read a book about the specific language that you want to learn
Thanks for your suggestions. I appreciate it a lot.
sure <3
I'm curious too... Some applications are redundant that's why I find it boring after using for weeks.
That's right. Have you ever tried duolingo? I find it awesome at first but eventually I got bored because the lessons are redundant.
Not yet.
*Download English-Spanish dictionary. *Take quizzes online. *Download or watch videos from YouTube. *Find groups on Facebook with Spanish members and try to interact with them. *Buy books with English-Spanish contents. *Translate sentences from English to Spanish using Google translate. I think that can help. Good luck. You're are courageous.
I will try to follow these suggestions. Thank you so much!
Watch movies from other countries, and always include subtitles, ive been watching kdramas and animes thats why i learned some few words
Watch cartoon on this language, for babies and a little children
Thanks for that suggestion. I think that's a good way of learning another language. I'll try, thanks.
Watch children's programs, films, and go line and speak to a native speaker and learn vocabulary. Words and more words. It's pointless to learn questions by the head if you have no idea what someone says if he answers. You can read books too or papers, magazines but no poetry or children's rhymes because it's harder to read. Songs can help to, search for the lyrics and learn them by head. Sentences, expressions can be helpful. Try to learn 10 new words daily. 🍀
Thank you for these suggestions. I tried watching nursery rhymes and children's programs on youtube and it is indeed helpful to retain words on my memory. Actually, I've learned quite a few now but it's really hard to construct sentences of you are not talking to a native speaker. I haven't tried learning 10 words daily but it seems like a good idea 💕