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How to increase my vocabulary?

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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?

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How to become a certified translator?

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Where to find FREE human translation?

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

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Language learning methods, the best and most effective way to master a foreign language.

You can do it! You can learn another language!

You are not too old ... It doesn't matter if you wasn't good at school ... if you wasn't able to memorize ... Yes, you can do it without a teacher ...

You can start to learn a foreign language at any age NOW. What you need is motivation, persistence, perseverance, patience, determination ...

Choose a method and see if you can manage to follow it, from beginning to end. Choose the method that you think will work the best for you: There is different kind of methods (textbooks, Cds, tapes, online courses ... if you are not self-motivated enough, you can hire a teacher/tutor).

No, you are not going to learn a foreign language by sleeping. The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.

Test different methods to see which one is the best for you.

You need to figure out what kind of learner you are to make the learning process easier for you:

Are you a verbal learner?
A logical learner?
A visual learner?
An extrovert Learner?
An introvert learners?
A musical Learner?
A physical Learner?

Don't be afraid to speak: Take every opportunity to use the language and challenge yourself to try out new phrases. Find a partner to chat. You will learn by practicing and studying.

In Japanese is the language written in Kanji?
Please explain to me how the language is written...like yeah.

What language should I learn?
Hi everyone I am an english and a spanish speaker and i want to know what another language should i learn and why I have to learn it..

Is there any one out there that could give me information on a web site were I can learn an other language ...?
For free maybe? even if it's just a little bit of every day common words and sentences.

What are some italian words we use in the English language?
Besides food.

Useless Poll: What country do you most want to live in, and what language do you most want to learn?
Question says all

What languages are you fluent in?

Why hasn't America adopted an official language-English?
Is this uncommon for a country?usconstitution.net consttop lang.html

What is the Easiest language to learn?
For a native English speaker what is the most easy foreign language to learn?I imagine West Frisian. However, a list would be nice. Is Swedish easy enough? That's what I want to learn.ALSO another question that doesn't need answering but interested all the same Are Germanic languages easiest to learn for people who already speak a Germanic language?

How and why do Muslims move in such capacity to the Netherlands & Denmark with low knowledge of their language?
Now I know some Muslims may know some French or English. Maybe even some Dutch people know a little Arabic. Perhaps you can try juggling a few languages to survive. But how is a Muslim from North Africa or the Middle East or anywhere the Dutch language is spoken very little supposed to move to the Netherlands and work? Despite all the attention Muslims gets in terms of cultural clashing, the lingual aspect seems to not draw as much. I've also noticed somewhat high Muslim immigrant populations in Denmark and Norway. Their languages are probably even less popular where they are from.Do these governments have really good immersion programs or something? Why would you even want to move to a country that you'd be so limited in? Or do the Muslims learn their language before arriving? Even though German isn't commonly spoken in Northern Africa, it's a popular enough global language to learn before arriving. Maybe even Spanish too. But small languages seem very challenging. I know their children who are born and or raised there will speak it fine. But why make such a sacrifice when there are other countries you can move to for economic opportunity where you already know the language ex. France, UK, Canada .In the US though, Muslims have a success and educational rate higher than the average citizen or resident of our country. This is probably due to the fact we proportionally take less Muslims than most other western nations. Yet the ones we take are generally skilled.Victoria Geert Wilders is a controversial figure even among Dutch people. He's only one politician and is being threatened by other Dutch people to be thrown in jail. I don't think Muslims care for what he has to say.Victoria The only reason why I said the Dutch might learn some Arabic is because they do very well with foreign languages. It's like a national past time to them. Most speak degrees of English, German and French. But I know Arabic is a much different language. But there are plenty of native speaking teachers around.Victoria I don't know why you exclude what you're saying in California to just ''white folks.'' Many of those Latinos who move there actually are white themselves and other Americans and even including non Spanish speaking immigrants study it. Unfortunately, Americans take a lazy backseat approach and learn nothing more than scattered vocabulary. The only people who I've seen speak it well that aren't apart of an ethnicity that speaks Spanish are along the southwest border.

What are some languages they speak in the countries of africa?
i wanna speak a new language other than french and spanish and italian

Whats the easiest language to learn?
LOLLOLOLOL

Quenya style writing with Sindarin language?
I've been learning how to write in elvish, and started learning with the Quenya style, where you put the vowel on the previous letter, and I was wondering if is the proper way to write it for the Sindarin language.

Is learning 2 languages at the same time easier than just 1?
like if i learn korean and french at the same time, korean by myself and french at school would it be easier for me bc im learning 2 languages at the same time?idk ik stupid question but if its not than im gonna switch out of french from school bc im focused on learning Korean

What does the word "Asuek" mean? It seems to be a European language.?

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