How fast can I master a foreign language?

How to increase my vocabulary?

How to improve my listenning skills?

How to improve my writing skills?

How to reduce my foreign accent?

How to raise bilingual or multilingual children?

Am I too old to learn a new language?

Studying languages: What is your learning style?

Is language immersion the best way?

Where to find bilingual and multilingual jobs?

How to become a certified translator?

How to become a language interpreter?

What can I do with my Foreign Languages skills?

Where to find FREE human translation?

Where to find FREE tools online to learn French?

Where to find free tools online to learn Spanish?

Pimsleur or Rosetta Stone?

What is the "secret" to master a new language?

Where to find foreign language spell check programs?

Where to find an effective FREE language software?

Where to find the best FREE Social Language Networking to learn a foreign language?

How reliable are online translators?

How to use Google translation toolkit?

How to determine my language proficiency?

What are the basic principles of languages learning?

How to say "I love you" in several languages?

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Italian language study website?
I want to learn Italian. Do you know good website?

Why has foreign language study become...?
Why has foreign language study become a low priority in the United States education system?Do you think that the US should make the same commitment to foreign language programs as many European countries have?If you'd have had a choice, would you have learned a foreign language at a young age?Just wondering I think the US should realize the importance of foreign language programs and begin to teach children the importance of diversity and communication skills at a young age.I agree with everyone's answers so far. I'm in an Intro to Education class in college. I realize that not only foreign language programs are starting to diminish, but so are others, like art and music.

A question about language study?
I've studied german for a few years now, but honestly I can tell you I wouldn't be able to speak to a german person to save my life However, I have no problem reading and understanding german nearly 100 %..also I can make a lot of sense of dutch too. How is it possible i struggle to speak it but can read it easily??

How to understand people/secret language study?
are there any books that can help me to decode stuff??don't have it too expensivelike secret language or how to understand people in a little time by their manners, cloth, and other stuffthank you if you list both of mine, it will get a auto best answer for you unless you have an shitty answer

What is a good, yet inexpensive, French language study program/immersion class in Morocco?
I am looking for suggestions from people with personal experience participating in French language courses in Morocco.

What would be the best major (foreign language study)?
1. I am learning a bunch of languages and I hear that multilingual people get jobs as interpreters and translators, but are there any other job opportunities? excluding teaching 2. Also, what would be the best college major? Should I major in linguistics? or one specific language? or do something involving business to be more rounded? and please say why I'm really worried that I'll be speaking five different languages but have nothing to do with it and be jobless and homeless...please help me thank you PS I speak spanish and english and I'm learning french, italian and japanese

Help! Getting discouraged with Japanese language study...?
I've been studying Japanese for many years, nowhere near fluent. I can introduce myself, talk about what I like, simple things like that but no further. I have a tutor but I get overwhelmed when studying the chapters. I really wanna go to advance level but it's so much STUFF. Going to Japan is not an option now. I recently me met someone from Japan, her English was so good I was getting jealous. I don't mind kanji, I think it's fun but speaking real sentences and reading is difficult. I've been studying German on my own for about 3 months I have a tutor now to correct my pronunciation I say half the words wrong . But I am learning really fast, I devour my chapters. I don't even try hard except for pronouncing stuff. I know grammar and some words are like English, but even unrelated stuff I pick up fast.I study German with a carefree attitude. I tried that with Japanese and it don't really work. Do I need a break from Japanese? Am I trying too hard?

General language studying advice?
I am starting a new and bigger section of the German course where most of it is self studied.Do people have any general advice when it comes to languages, and succeeding?

What's your language study routine?
I have always been interested in learning languages. In fact, a quote defines what it is that compels me most " The limits of my language mean the limits of my world." Ludwig WittgensteinHere's my question to you What is your study routine? Do you study daily? If so, how long? Do you use flash cards, a notebook, or merely repeat the words over again? Do you use a recorder, video, or anything that is unique to standard study practices? I myself study with flashcards, a dictionary, various language study books in my case, I study Arabic , and I have started blogging. Blogging is my most recent addition I take articles written in Arabic from the BBC Arabic and various Arabic newspapers then translate them into English. Just by writing this question, I've decided to start recording videos of myself to increase my confidence and auditory capabilities. Share your routine, you may stumble upon something new.

How many years of college language study would be considered a "reading ability"?
A grad school I am interested in requires a " reading ability" in three languages in addition to your native language. How many years of undergraduate study would that be? I have 2 years German and 1 year of Latin and French.

Which is the best language study guide for Farsi/modern Persian?
Hi. Am looking to learn Farsi modern Persian. I know there are lots of series to choose from Teach Yourself, Hugo etc. Just wondering if anyone can make a good recommendation based on personal experience?I should mention that I am an absolute beginner and speak no other related languages. Also, I have a very strong preference for grammar focused learning, as opposed to the more 'jump right in to conversation' approach.Am leaning towards the 'Teach Yourself' series, simply because it's so well established. But if someone has had an amazing experience with another series, well...Thanks for any responses.Omar

Do you know an on line language study cram school?
You can learn English Spanish Latvian Chinese Japanese German Russian French Korean Furthermore, there is the chance that gets an American dollar revenue while learning it. https masagogo.en101.com

Why do i get mentally exhausted after one hour of learning a language/studying?
i want to continue and learn as much asap but my brain is being a baby.

I want to study medicine in Germany,I have knowledge in german language.Studied till B1!what are my chances?
I am 21 years of age and i really have a passion of studying medicine in germany I have some knowledge in german B1 and would like to perfect it and pursue my career in this language Thank you

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